Adjectives & adverbsB1 · Intermediate
Comparatives & superlatives
To compare, put plus (more), moins (less), or aussi (as) around the adjective, with que for "than/as":\n\n*Il est plus grand que moi. · Elle est aussi rapide que toi.*\n\nFor the superlative ("the most/least"), add the definite article: le/la/les plus or le/la/les moins + adjective. C'est la plus belle ville.\n\nWatch the irregular: bon → meilleur (better), bien → mieux (better, for adverbs).
Examples
| French | English |
|---|---|
| Ce livre est plus intéressant que l'autre. | This book is more interesting than the other. |
| C'est le restaurant le moins cher du quartier. | It's the cheapest restaurant in the area. |
| Elle chante mieux que moi. | She sings better than me. |
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