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grammaire anglaise > adverbes > adverbes au comparatif de supériorité
adverbes réguliers de une syllabe au comparatif de supériorité : adverbe + er / adverbe + r
long + er > longer
close + r > closer
The Guardian p. 23 7.10.2004
The Guardian p. 10 15.7.2006
Google, the California-based internet search engine, was embroiled in a spat with its local newspaper yesterday as traders on Wall Street pumped its shares higher ahead of its first quarterly figures as a public company.
Newspaper report has Google in a
spin, G, 22.10.2004,
There are dark circles under
little Zain Hashmi's eyes, the legacy of the genetic blood disorder
that
will kill him sooner or later
unless he gets the treatment he needs. The chances of a normal life for children
like him hinge on the outcome of a case which in due course will trundle its way
to the court of appeal and, possibly, on to the House of Lords, the highest
court in the land.
At issue is whether his parents, Raj and Shahana, should have the right to
create a new sibling whose tissue type matches Zain's and whose umbilical cord
blood could be used to cure the sick four-year-old. Embryos produced by the
parents would be screened, and any which matched Zain's tissue type and were
free of his illness, beta thalassaemia, would be implanted in Mrs Hashmi's womb.
The human fertilisation and embryologyauthority (HFEA), which regulates in
vitro fertilisation, already licenses clinics to perform pre-implantation
genetic diagnosis (PGD), which allows parents at risk of having a child with a
genetic disorder to have their embryos screened and only unaffected ones
implanted. Allowing tissue typing with PGD is a step
farther,
but the HFEA decided for the first time, in the Hashmis' case,
to allow the procedure to go ahead.
adverbes réguliers de une syllabe > big
comparatif de supériorité > répétition de la consonne finale > bigger
The Guardian Education p. 15 4.7.2006
adverbes irréguliers de une syllabe
far -> further
The Guardian p. 19 24.3.2007
adverbes de deux syllabes en -ly
friendly -> friendlier ou more friendly
adverb-ly + er
more + adverb-ly
These early patients helped establish the technique of analysis. The theory emerged more slowly.
Scientist
or storyteller?:
Voir aussi > Anglonautes > Grammaire anglaise > Niveau avancé
Comparatif d'égalité > as ... as
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