Comparaisons
Explique la règle pour former le comparatif de supériorité.
Avec les adjectifs courts: adj + er THAN
Avec les adjectifs longs: more + adj THAN
How do you say "Joe est le grand-père de Charlie"?
Joe is Charlie's grandfather.
How do you say "Elle est anglaise"?
She is English.
How do you say "il est grand et gros"?
He is tall and big/fat.
How do you say "il est gourmand"?
He is greedy.
How do you say "Augustus est plus gros que Charlie"?
Augustus is bigger than Charlie.
How do you say "Charlie est le fils de Mr Bucket"?
Charlie is Mr Bucket's son.
How do you say "Il vient d'Allemagne"?
He is from Germany.
How do you say "elle a des cheveux blonds"?
She has blond hair.
How do you say "il est poli"?
He is polite.
How do you say "Veruca est plus riche que Charlie"?
Veruca is richer than Charlie.
How do you say "Mr Bucket est le mari de Mrs Bucket"?
Mr Bucket is Mrs Bucket's husband.
How do you say "Il vient des Etats-Unis, donc il est américain"?
He is from the USA, so he is American.
How do you say "il a les cheveux roux"?
He has red hair.
How do you say "il est serviable"?
He is helpful.
How do you say "Charlie est plus poli que Mike"?
Charlie is more polite than Mike.
How do you say "Mrs Bucket est la femme de Mr Bucket"?
Mrs Bucket is Mr Bucket's wife.
How do you say "il s'appelle Mike"? [son nom est Mike]
His name is Mike.
How do you say "il porte un chapeau noir"?
He is wearing a black hat.
How do you say "il est gentil"?
He is kind.
How do you say "Charlie est plus gentil que Violet"?
Charlie is kinder than Violet.
How do you say "Charlie est le petit-fils de Joe"?
Charlie is Joe's grandson.
How do you say "Elle s'appelle Veruca"? [son nom est Veruca]
Her name is Veruca.
How do you say "elle a l'air riche"?
She looks rich.
How do you say "Il est égoïste"?
He is selfish.