C'est ma passion: comparative and superlative adjectives
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I can use regular and irregular comparative and superlative adjectives to express my preferences about school subjects.
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Some comparative adjective forms are irregular: 'bon' becomes 'meilleur' (better) and 'mauvais' becomes 'pire' (worse).
Some superlative forms are irregular: le/la/les + meilleur(e) (s)= the best; le/la/les + pire(s)= the worst
[oi] sounds like 'voir', [au] sounds like 'gauche', [u] sounds like 'tu'.
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