Put your advanced French grammar skills to the test with this crossword focused on nominalization — the process of transforming verbs, adjectives, and other word classes into nouns. From suffixes like -tion and -ment to more complex derived forms, can you identify the correct nominal forms? A must for any C1 learner refining their lexical precision!
Horizontalement
- 1. Process of forming a noun from another word
- 7. Always, indicating constant occurrence
- 7. Always
- 7. Always, at all times
- 7. always or still
- 10. Adding a prefix to form a new word
- 11. Adding a suffix to form a new word
- 12. Scientific study of language
- 13. Next
Verticalement
- 2. Turning a word into a noun
- 3. Verb inflection in French grammar
- 4. To want
- 4. To want
- 4. To want, irregular French verb
- 4. Verb meaning 'to want'
- 4. To want or to wish something
- 4. To want or wish something
- 4. To want, triggers subjunctive
- 5. Process of creating a new word
- 6. Another term for a noun
- 8. Twilight, dusk at day's end
- 9. Relating to sentence structure rules
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