The comparison (plus, moins, aussi, autant) in French - French grammar 7

The video tutorial explains how to use adjectives in comparisons, focusing on structures like 'more than', 'less than', and 'as...as'. It provides examples such as 'I am smaller than my brother' and 'I am as tall as my father'. The tutorial also covers comparing quantities, using phrases like 'more boys than girls' and 'as many boys as girls'.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'more than' to compare?

• I am more taller than my brother.

• I am more smart than my sister.

• I am more intelligent than my friend.

• I am more faster than my cousin.

How do you correctly use 'less' in a comparison?

• I am less pretty than my sister.

• I am less smarter than my friend.

• I am less taller than my brother.

• I am less faster than my cousin.

Which sentence correctly uses 'as...as' for comparison?

• I am as taller as my father.

• I am as smart as my sister.

• I am as faster as my cousin.

• I am as intelligent as my friend.

Which of the following sentences correctly uses 'more than' to compare quantities?

• There are more cars than bikes.

• There are more apples than oranges.

• There are more boys than girls.

• There are more cats than dogs.

How do you correctly use 'fewer than' in a sentence?

• There are fewer boys than girls.

• There are fewer apples than oranges.

• There are fewer cars than bikes.

• There are fewer cats than dogs.