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"Je conduis plus bien qu'avant" ou "Je conduis mieux qu'avant"
Quelle phrase c'est correct? Merci:)
"Je conduis plus bien qu'avant" ou "Je conduis mieux qu'avant"
Quelle phrase c'est correct? Merci:)
Quelle phrase c'est correct? Merci:)
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les deux sont correctes mais de préférence dire "je conduis mieux qu'avant"
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''je conduis mieux qu'avant''
''plus bien'' est faux
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