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17 sept. 2015 · Sep 17, 2015. #2. Bonsoir Readomingues. On peut le dire des deux façons : - aie patience est plus habituel ; on ajoute souvent un peu : aie un peu de patience ; - aie de la patience en appelle à la vertu de patience : montre-toi patient ; fais preuve de patience. Last edited: Sep 17, 2015.
3 nov. 2006 · Please review the responses above>>. Hello everybody, according to the dictionary, and when used with a noun, you "envy someone something." Eg: I envy Jane her happiness. However I have come across sentences in which the writer used "envy for". Eg: They envy us for the lifestyle we lead.
2 août 2022 · Chinese. Aug 2, 2022. #1. Hello everyone, Would you tell me if both tenses work or which one works best? self-made example: 1) My patience has worn off. 2) My patience is wearing off. I didn't find many hits for 1).
17 juil. 2012 · Crissez-moi patience ! [Canada] Thread starter keumar83; Start date Jul 17, 2012; K. keumar83 ...
29 août 2007 · Countable nouns are the nouns you can count, say two bowls of rice (a bowl), one loaf of bread (a loaf). And uncountable nouns are those you can't count, e.g. substances, qualities (water, heat, self-confidence, patience). All the English grammar guides I have seen claim that no indefinite article ("a/an") can be used with uncountable nouns ever.
19 déc. 2010 · Context and Question: In tonight's translating class, I kept asking one classmate a question. Indeed I didn't mean to offend him and I really didn't understand the question. But maybe at that time he was unhappy or maybe he was in low spirit. When I asked him the question the fourth time, he shouted at him, saying "You are burning my patience!!!".
13 avr. 2016 · This job demands a big patience Which one is right? The Newt Senior Member. USA / EEUU.
4 juin 2006 · It seems to me, though I may be wrong, that the French "prendre son mal en patience" conveys the idea of taking something bad with a degree of grace, in the French "patience", in the English, the grin. Equally however, "to bear with it" definately conveys the idea that it will be at least tolerable until the situation changes.
27 mars 2007 · England, English. Mar 27, 2007. #2. duden said: Hi, pls is it possible to use the preposition "towards" or "to" in connection with the adjective "patient"? Like this. "Please, be patient to / towards me." Or is the preposition "with" the only possibility?
2 sept. 2009 · On peut écrire, avec le même sens, Patience et longueur de temps font plus que force et que rage, mais je vois l'emploi du ni comme une forme comparable au ne explétif, signe d'une langue plus soignée. Des personnes plus calée que moi en grammaire pourront peut-être le confirmer, ou lui donner une autre explication. Last edited: Sep 2, 2009.
