Comparatives of superiority
Well, it is basically when you compare two persons/things with each other such as (in English): longer, smaller, funnier or more comfortable than…
So, how do we form a comparative in French?
Well, we use ‘plus’ then the adjective required then ‘que’
Adjective English: slow
Adjective French: lent
Comparative English: slower
Comparative French: plus lent que
...continued on the downloadable support sheet (Lesson Document).
If there’s a grammar subject that you’d like to be covered, feel free to click on Ask Alexa to email your requests.
Join The Community and get full access to every lesson
You’re currently viewing the site as a guest. Right now, each lesson is available to you in teaser form, but we’d love for you to join us and enjoy the full learning experience. Members can:
- Get access to full audio lessons
- Download lessons to listen to whenever you wish
- Make new friends also learning French
- ... and lots more!
It’s simple and quick to become part of the community - so what are you waiting for?!
© 2011 Learn French With Alexa. All Rights Reserved.