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by "Jeannielle" <Jeannielle@[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Aug 10, 2007 at 11:48 AM

Merci de cette réponse détaillée ;-)

Bien cordialement,

Jeannielle

"uriah catch" <uc@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> a écrit dans le message de news: 
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>
> "Jeannielle" escribió en el mensaje 
> news:46b9df41$0$21149$7a628cd7@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
>> I wonder why there is this difference between the French word and the 
>> English one, does anybody know?
>
> Je vais barragouiner quelques mots de français...Pardonnez-moi...;-)
>
> généralement "-ise"  indique  un verbe.
>
> Par exemple, si on considère les mots "practise" et "practice", on verra

> que la suffixe "-ise" s'employe pour le verbe, et "-ice" pour le 
> sustantif.
> Comme toujours en anglais, il y des exception...;-)
>
> Je crois que la suffixe "-ice" est actuellement plus fréquente que
"-ise", 
> et que ce dernier est aussi d'origine française, comme beaucoup de mots 
> anglais.
>
> Je mets dessous l'entrée de l'OED.
>
> Encore une fois, je vous demande de me pardonner mes fautes!
>
> suffix of ns., repr. OF. -ise, properly:L. -tia, but also, in words of 
> learned formation, put for L. -icia, -itia, -icium, -itium, as in L. 
> justitia, judicium, servitium, OF. justise, juise, servise. Hence it 
> became a living suffix, forming abstract ns. of quality, state, or 
> function, as in couard-ise, friand-ise, gaillard-ise, marchand-ise. In
the 
> words from L., -ise was subsequently changed in F. to -ice, as in
justice, 
> service, in which form the suffix mostly appears in Eng., as in justice,

> service, cowardice; but -ise is found in franchise, merchandise, the 
> obsolete or archaic niggardise, quaintise, riotise, truandise,
valiantise, 
> warrantise, and in such barely-naturalized words as galliardise, 
> gourmandise, paliardise; also, in exercise, F. exercice, L. exercitium. 
> Native formations on the same type are inconvenientise, sluggardise.
>
> uriah catch
 




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"Jeannielle" &l  2007-08-08 17:16:06 
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"Jeannielle" &l  2007-08-08 17:20:32 
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_Exercices_de_fran=E7ais_niveau_d=E9butant?=
"uriah catch" &  2007-08-09 14:18:11 
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"uriah catch" &  2007-08-09 14:29:28 
=?iso-8859-1?Q?Re:_Exercices_de_fran=E7ais_niveau_d=E9butant?=
"Jeannielle" &l  2007-08-10 11:48:40 
Re: Exercices de français niveau débutant
"Jimmy W. Hough Jr.&  2007-10-01 14:42:16 

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