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    This document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in French, including equal (=), superior (+) and inferior (-). It lists 10 sentences where adjectives like good, clever, boring, far, comfortable, big, important, easy, cold, and bad are used in the comparative form to compare two people or things. For example, "Henry is better at French than Jimmy" or "This winter is much colder than last year's winter."

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    This document provides examples of using comparative adjectives in French, including equal (=), superior (+) and inferior (-). It lists 10 sentences where adjectives like good, clever, boring, far, comfortable, big, important, easy, cold, and bad are used in the comparative form to compare two people or things. For example, "Henry is better at French than Jimmy" or "This winter is much colder than last year's winter."

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    La comparaison

    I) Mettez les adjectifs au comparatif d'égalité (=),


    supériorité (+) ou d'infériorité (-).

    1. Henryis (+ good ) at French ……Jimmy.

    2. This boy is (- clever) …… I thought he was.

    3. TV programmes are (+boring) ……. they used to be.

    4. I live (+ far) from the city ……. you.

    5. I advise you to take this bed. It's (+ comfortable) ………


    that one.

    6. His house is (= big) ……… mine.

    7. I think that it is (- important) to be rich to be healthy.

    8. It was (+ easy) …………. I expected.

    9. This winter is much (+ cold) ……….. last year’s winter.

    10. This school year is not different for me. I have (= bad)
    marks ……… last year.

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