Comparisons (Edexcel GCSE French): Flashcards
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Comparative definition (how many things compared)
Comparative definition (how many things compared)
Used to compare two things or people
Comparative formation pattern
Comparative formation pattern
plus/moins + adjective + que
Superlative definition (how many things compared)
Superlative definition (how many things compared)
Used to compare more than two things
Superlative formation pattern
Superlative formation pattern
le/la/les + plus + adjective
more (in comparatives)
more (in comparatives)
plus
less (in comparatives)
less (in comparatives)
moins
than (in comparatives)
than (in comparatives)
que
Adjective agreement rule in comparatives/superlatives
Adjective agreement rule in comparatives/superlatives
Must agree with gender and number of noun
Comparative form of 'bon/bonne'
Comparative form of 'bon/bonne'
meilleur(e)
Superlative form of 'bon/bonne'
Superlative form of 'bon/bonne'
le meilleur/la meilleure
Comparative form of 'mauvais(e)'
Comparative form of 'mauvais(e)'
pire
Superlative form of 'mauvais(e)'
Superlative form of 'mauvais(e)'
le/la pire
The film is better than the book
The film is better than the book
Le film est meilleur que le livre.
My house is the biggest
My house is the biggest
Ma maison est la plus grande.
She is taller than her brother
She is taller than her brother
Elle est plus grande que son frère.