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Suffixes 1e2u2z

 Connaître des suffixes permet d'enrichir son vocabulaire! 1p5w65

- FUL : help+ful = helpful ( nom + -ful = adjectif)/ helpful+ ly = helpfully (adjectif +-ful + ly = adverbe)

- LESS : care =-less =careless +ly = carelessly

ex: Care= soin, attention,prudence/ Careful = quelqu'un qualifié de prudent de soigneux/ Careless =  quelqu'un qualifié d'imprudent, d'inattentif, de négligent.  

Trouve l'adjectif ( terminé par le suffixe -ful ou le suffixe -less ou le suffixe -ish (1 fois) correspondant à la définition)

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Mode d'emploi : cliquez sur chaque lettre pour reconstituer le bon mot. Cliquez sur la boîte pour recommencer. Une aide dans la case grise.

1. I must go to the dentist's but I am scared because my tooth is so (

L

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F

P

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N

A

)   [p...].

2. You won't buy this motorbike, it isn't (

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O

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P

U

W

)   [p...] enough.

3. Don't lose your time ! It's (

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L

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E

)   [u...] ! All sort of medicines have already been used!

4. It's horrible ! So many (

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M

O

L

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S

S

E

)   [h...] people in the streets in the middle of winter !

5. You should take that medicine: it won't do you any harm, it's (

R

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L

A

S

E

M

H

)   [h...].

6. We enjoyed the peace of the mountains : there was nobody. It was so (

U

A

F

L

C

P

E

E

)   [p...].

7. She was wearing a (

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)   [be...] wedding-dress ! We took lots of photos!

8. He is as (

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)   [s...] at riding as his father now. Unfortunately he hasn't any skills at swimming.

9. We were obliged to correct their letter : it meant nothing at all. (

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N

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N

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E

)   [me...]

10. How happy we were when she said she had ed her exam! She was (

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E

C

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L

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F

C

)   [su...] !

11. Stop being so (

L

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S

D

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I

C

)   [c...] ! You are now 16 years old!

12. The poor woman who was (

L

E

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L

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C

D

S

)   [ch...] would have liked to adopt an orphan.

13. He knew it was very fragile and he was very (

C

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L

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A

E

R

)   [c...] when he brought it home.

14. You should talk to her. I know you' ll find the words, you are so (

T

A

L

C

F

U

T

)   [t...].

15. I fell asleep in the middle of his speech : it was so long! It was (

E

S

N

D

E

L

S

)   [e...] !

16. You weren't very (

A

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F

T

C

L

T

)   [t...] when you told her you didn't like the colour of her hair!

17. Mary is very (

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E

F

U

L

H

)   [h...] at home, she always gives a hand with the housework.

18. You can throw it away, it doesn't work anymore: it's (

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E

S

U

E

S

L

)   [u...].

19. Don't be afraid of his dog! It's big but (

S

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A

H

L

E

M

S

)   [h...].

20. Poor Jimmy is very (

U

S

S

E

U

C

S

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F

L

U

)   [un...] ! He hasn't sold any CD's this year!