Practise your French Comparatives -"Plus que, moins que, aussi que"

The video tutorial explains how to use comparatives in French, focusing on superiority, inferiority, and equality. It provides examples and highlights exceptions, comparing the French structure to English. The tutorial emphasizes breaking down adjectives and adverbs into parts to form comparatives correctly.

What is the main focus of comparatives in French as introduced in the video?

• Comparing verbs

• Comparing sentences

• Comparing nouns

• Comparing adjectives and adverbs

In French, how do you express 'prettier' when using the comparative of superiority?

• Jolie plus que

• Aussi jolie que

• Moins jolie que

• Plus jolie que

Which word is used in French to indicate the comparative of inferiority?

• Plus

• Moins

• Aussi

• Très

What is the French equivalent of 'less beautiful than'?

• Moins beau que

• Plus beau que

• Beau moins que

• Aussi beau que

How would you say 'as pretty as' in French using the comparative of equality?

• Jolie aussi que

• Moins jolie que

• Aussi jolie que

• Plus jolie que

Which of the following is NOT a type of comparative discussed in the video?

• Complexity

• Equality

• Inferiority

• Superiority

Which comparative form would you use to say 'as big as' in French?

• Plus grand que

• Moins grand que

• Aussi grand que

• Grand aussi que

What is the French word for 'better' as an exception in comparatives?

• Pire

• Meilleur

• Bon

• Bien

How do you express 'faster than' in French using the comparative of superiority?

• Aussi vite que

• Moins vite que

• Plus vite que

• Vite plus que

What is the French term for 'worse' as an exception in comparatives?

• Bien

• Bon

• Pire

• Meilleur