Les étudiants confondent souvent des mots qui se ressemblent (morale/moral), cette liste de mots vous permettra d'en connaître quelques-uns et de ne plus les confondre.
Anglais | Francais | Prononciation | |
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accept | to receive | accepter | |
except | with the exclusion of | à part, excepté, sauf | |
advice | recommendation (noun) | conseil | |
advise | to recommend (verb) | conseiller, donner des conseils à | |
adverse | unfavorable | défavorable, hostile | |
averse | opposed to | aversion | |
affect | to influence (verb); emotional response (noun) | avoir un effet sur, affecter | |
effect | result (noun); to cause (verb) | effet | |
aisle | space between rows | ||
isle | island | ||
allude | to make indirect reference to | ||
elude | to avoid | ||
allusion | indirect reference | ||
illusion | false idea, misleading appearance | ||
already | by this time | ||
all ready | fully prepared | ||
altar | sacred platform or place | ||
alter | to change | ||
altogether | thoroughly | ||
all together | everyone/everything in one place | ||
a lot | a quantity; many of something | ||
allot | to divide or portion out | ||
angel | supernatural being, good person | ||
angle | shape made by joining 2 straight lines | ||
are | plural form of "to be" | ||
our | plural form of "my" | ||
accent | pronunciation common to a region | ||
ascent | the act of rising or climbing | ||
assent | consent, agreement | ||
assistance | help | ||
assistants | helpers | ||
bare | nude, unadorned | ||
bear | to carry; an animal | ||
beside | close to; next to | ||
besides | except for; in addition | ||
boar | a wild male pig | ||
bore | to drill a hole through | ||
board | piece of wood | ||
bored | uninterested | ||
born | brought into life | ||
borne | past participle of "to bear" (carry) | ||
breath | air taken in (noun) | ||
breathe | to take in air (verb) | ||
brake | device for stopping | ||
break | destroy; make into pieces | ||
buy | to purchase | ||
by | next to; through the agency of | ||
canvas | heavy cloth | ||
canvass | to take a survey; a survey | ||
capital | major city | ||
capitol | government building | ||
choose | to pick | ||
chose | past tense of "to choose" | ||
clothes | garments | ||
cloths | pieces of fabric | ||
coarse | rough | ||
course | path; series of lectures | ||
complement | something that completes | ||
compliment | praise, flattery | ||
conscience | sense of morality | ||
conscious | awake, aware | ||
corps | regulated group | ||
corpse | dead body | ||
council | governing body | ||
counsel | advice; to give advice | ||
dairy | place where milk products are processed | ||
diary | personal journal | ||
descent | downward movement | ||
dissent | disagreement | ||
dessert | final, sweet course in a meal | ||
desert | to abandon; dry, sandy area | ||
device | a plan; a tool or utensil | ||
devise | to create | ||
discreet | modest, prudent behavior | ||
discrete | a separate thing, distinct | ||
do | a verb indicating performance or execution of a task | ||
dew | water droplets condensed from air | ||
due | as a result of | ||
dominant | commanding, controlling | ||
dominate | to control | ||
die | to lose life; one of a pair of dice | ||
dye | to change or add color | ||
dyeing | changing or adding color | ||
dying | losing life | ||
elicit | to draw out | ||
illicit | illegal, forbidden | ||
eminent | prominent | ||
imminent | about to happen | ||
envelop | to surround (verb) | ||
envelope | container for a letter (noun) | ||
everyday | routine, commonplace, ordinary (adj.) | ||
every day | each day, succession (adj. + noun) | ||
fair | light skinned; just, honest; a carnival | ||
fare | money for transportation; food | ||
farther | at a greater(measurable) distance | ||
further | in greater(non-measurable) depth | ||
formally | conventionally, with ceremony | ||
formerly | previously | ||
forth | forward | ||
fourth | number four in a list | ||
gorilla | animal in ape family | ||
guerrilla | soldier specializing in surprise attacks | ||
hear | to sense sound by ear | ||
here | in this place | ||
heard | past tense of "to hear" | ||
herd | group of animals | ||
hoard | a hidden fund or supply, a cache | ||
horde | a large group or crowd, swarm | ||
hole | opening | ||
whole | complete; an entire thing | ||
human | relating to the species homo sapiens | ||
humane | compassionate | ||
its | possessive form of "it" | ||
it's | contraction for "it is" | ||
knew | past tense of "know" | ||
new | fresh, not yet old | ||
know | to comprehend | ||
no | negative | ||
later | after a time | ||
latter | second one of two things | ||
lead | heavy metal substance; to guide | ||
led | past tense of "to lead" | ||
lessen | to decrease | ||
lesson | something learned and/or taught | ||
lightning | storm-related electricity | ||
lightening | making lighter | ||
loose | unbound, not tightly fastened | ||
lose | to misplace | ||
maybe | perhaps (adv.) | ||
may be | might be (verb) | ||
meat | animal flesh | ||
meet | to encounter | ||
mete | to measure; to distribute | ||
metal | a hard organic substance | ||
medal | a flat disk stamped with a design | ||
mettle | courage, spirit, energy | ||
miner | a worker in a mine | ||
minor | underage person (noun); less important (adj.) | ||
moral | distinguishing right from wrong; lesson of a fable or story | ||
morale | attitude or outlook usually of a group | ||
passed | past tense of "to pass" | ||
past | at a previous time | ||
patience | putting up with annoyances | ||
patients | people under medical care | ||
peace | absence of war | ||
piece | part of a whole; musical arrangement | ||
peak | point, pinnacle, maximum | ||
peek | to peer through or look furtively | ||
pique | fit of resentment, feeling of wounded vanity | ||
pedal | the foot lever of a bicycle or car | ||
petal | a flower segment | ||
peddle | to sell | ||
personal | intimate; owned by a person | ||
personnel | employees | ||
plain | simple, unadorned | ||
plane | to shave wood; aircraft (noun) | ||
precede | to come before | ||
proceed | to continue | ||
presence | attendance; being at hand | ||
presents | gifts | ||
principal | foremost (adj.); administrator of a school (noun) | ||
principle | moral conviction, basic truth | ||
quiet | silent, calm | ||
quite | very | ||
rain | water drops falling; to fall like rain | ||
reign | to rule | ||
rein | strap to control an animal (noun); to guide or control (verb) | ||
raise | to lift up | ||
raze | to tear down | ||
rational | having reason or understanding | ||
rationale | principles of opinion, beliefs | ||
respectfully | with respect | ||
respectively | in that order | ||
reverend | title given to clergy; deserving respect | ||
reverent | worshipful | ||
right | correct; opposite of left | ||
rite | ritual or ceremony | ||
write | to put words on paper | ||
road | path | ||
rode | past tense of "to ride" | ||
scene | place of an action; segment of a play | ||
seen | viewed; past participle of "to see" | ||
sense | perception, understanding | ||
since | measurement of past time; because | ||
sight | scene, view, picture | ||
site | place, location | ||
cite | to document or quote (verb) | ||
stationary | standing still | ||
stationery | writing paper | ||
straight | unbending | ||
strait | narrow or confining; a waterway | ||
taught | past tense of "to teach" | ||
taut | tight | ||
than | besides | ||
then | at that time; next | ||
their | possessive form of "they" | ||
there | in that place | ||
they're | contraction for "they are" | ||
through | finished; into and out of | ||
threw | past tense of "to throw" | ||
thorough | complete | ||
to | toward | ||
too | also; very (used to show emphasis) | ||
two | number following one | ||
track | course, road | ||
tract | pamphlet; plot of ground | ||
waist | midsection of the body | ||
waste | discarded material; to squander | ||
waive | forgo, renounce | ||
wave | flutter, move back and forth | ||
weak | not strong | ||
week | seven days | ||
weather | climatic condition | ||
whether | if | ||
wether | a neutered male sheep | ||
where | in which place | ||
were | past tense of "to be" | ||
which | one of a group | ||
witch | female sorcerer | ||
whose | possessive for "of who" | ||
who's | contraction for "who is" | ||
your | possessive for "of you" | ||
you're | contraction for "you are" | ||
yore | time long past |