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Je voudrais savoir ce que signifie “en” à la troisième ligne (entre “qui” et “font”) et pourquoi il est situé ici.
La compétence infirmière repose sur les qualités personnelles de la soignante, celles qui en font une personne à l'écoute, attentive à ce qui se passe chez le malade et capable de décision, d'action et d'empathie.
Je voudrais savoir ce que signifie “en” à la troisième ligne (entre “qui” et “font”) et pourquoi il est situé ici.
La compétence infirmière repose sur les qualités personnelles de la soignante, celles qui en font une personne à l'écoute, attentive à ce qui se passe chez le malade et capable de décision, d'action et d'empathie.
La compétence infirmière repose sur les qualités personnelles de la soignante, celles qui en font une personne à l'écoute, attentive à ce qui se passe chez le malade et capable de décision, d'action et d'empathie.
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cela évite d'avoir à répéter " la soignante " (celles qui font de la soignante une personne à l'écoute). Ceci alourdirait la phrase.
Le pronom " en " se place toujours devant le verbe (ici le verbe faire)
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Veux-tu du gâteau? Oui, j'en veux bien (oui, je veux bien du gâteau).
" en " remplace " gâteau " et est écrit avant le verbe vouloir.
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- French (France)
@Shigeru21st
cela évite d'avoir à répéter " la soignante " (celles qui font de la soignante une personne à l'écoute). Ceci alourdirait la phrase.
Le pronom " en " se place toujours devant le verbe (ici le verbe faire)
Autre exemple
Veux-tu du gâteau? Oui, j'en veux bien (oui, je veux bien du gâteau).
" en " remplace " gâteau " et est écrit avant le verbe vouloir.
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