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Il faut savoir que l'adjectif composé est invariable. Le deuxième mot est le plus important, le premier servant à préciser le sens du deuxième mot. 14660

Je vous conseille de relire le cours du test n°85845 avant de commencer cet exercice. 

Maintenant, avec les mots entre parenthèses, amusez-vous à créer l'adjectif composé en fonction de la phrase.

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1. When travelling, I always take (dry, drip) clothes in my luggage. It's very practical.

2. Have you seen the last (length, full) film by Ken Loach? I loved this film!

3. His (to set, deep) eyes made him look sick. His deathly-pale face frightened me.

4. He' s (heart, down) because he hasn't found a job.

5. I advise you to choose an (inclusive, all) trip. That way, there won't be any surprises.

6. He has a good reputation because he has always been a (law, to abide) citizen.

7. On the sunny wall, one can see an (emerald, green) lizard climbing.

8. The witness saw a (beard, grey) man who was running away from the garden.

9. These (shape, heart) cookies look very good!

10. I bought a (wheel, four) bicycle for my little boy.

11. I can't find my keys! I can't see anything. It's (pitch, dark) !

12. I met a (to speak, well) man on the train. We talked about our jobs.

13. Oh! Look at this (brown, golden) scarab! Do you know that it was considered a sacred animal in Ancient Egypt?

14. Before my retirement, I worked in a (stay, long) hospital.