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Questions d'ordre général sur adjectifs. Pour des adjectifs spécifiques, l'étiquette *vocabulaire* peut être préférable.
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Analogue for English construction "the more... the more..." [duplicate]
English has a grammatical construction for comparative adjectives, that looks like, for example:
The more books I read, the more I know.
This construction uses two comparative adjectives to sho …
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