1. There is nothing (exciting) 2. Your tee-shirt looks (yellow) 3. Which do you like (good) 4. Your car is (fast) 5. Gold is (valuable) 6. New York is (large) 7

Bonjour

Mettre au comparatif

1. There is nothing more exciting than going on a trip.

2. Your tee-shirt looks more yellow with this skirt !

3. Which do you like best, fish or meat ? ***** (voir à la fin)

4. Your car is faster than mine.

5. Gold is more valuable than silver

6. New York is larger than Seattle.

7. I think geography is much easier than science.

8. No need to go any farther

9. Which is bigger, a tiger or a lion ?

10. Mike is more tender than John, my ex-boyfriend.

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Le comparatif

adj. longs

more + adjectif

adj. courts

adj. + -er

si terminaison en -y > -ier  (funny > funnier)

si terminaison par consonne /voyelle/ consonne  > on double la consonne ( big = bigger/ fat = fatter/ thin = thiner...)

EXCEPTIONS

good > better > best

bad / worse / worst

far / farther / farthest

ou

far / further / furthest

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question 3

3. Which do you like best, fish or meat ?

j'ai mis le superlatif de "good" > qu'est ce que tu aimes le plus, du poisson ou de la viande ?

au comparatif, il faudrait écrire =

Do you like fish better than meat ?

Ce n'est que mon avis... je peux me tromper...

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Bonne journée☺☺☺