What is it like? Comparing things (Part 2/2)
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- In this lesson, we will say what something is like by comparing people and things using the comparative forms of adjectives.
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14 Questions
Q1.
l'italien (m)
Italian nationality
Italy
Q2.
plus
add
another
Q3.
moins
also
more
Q4.
aussi
again
more
Q5.
que
when?
who?
Q6.
dangereux
dangerous (f)
dangerously
Q7.
dangereuse
danger
dangerous (m)
Q8.
gentil
kind (f)
kindness
Q9.
gentille
gentle
kind (m)
Q10.
gros
fat (f)
ground
Q11.
grosse
fat (m)
full
Q12.
italien
an Italian man
italian nationality (f)
Q13.
italienne
an Italian woman
Italian nationality (m)
Q14.
l'Italie
an Italian man
Italian
15 Questions
Q1.
sûr
on
sun
Q2.
moins
also
more
Q3.
mince
meat
middle
Q4.
aussi
again
more
Q5.
dangereuse
danger
dangerous (m)
Q6.
que
when?
who?
Q7.
gentil
kind (f)
kindness
Q8.
pire
better
pine
Q9.
gentille
gentle
kind (m)
Q10.
plus
add
another
Q11.
gros
fat (f)
ground
Q12.
dangereux
dangerous (f)
dangerously
Q13.
grosse
fat (m)
full
Q14.
l'Italie
an Italian man
Italian
Q15.
meilleur
good
worse