Mieux et le mieux : comparative and superlative adverbs
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I can use comparative and superlative adverbs to enhance verbs to describe and compare people's talents.
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To describe an action as the best, the most or the least, we use superlatives: le + plus/moins + adverb.
The superlative adverb goes directly after the verb: il parle le plus lentement.
Irregular superlative form 'le mieux' is used for 'the best' when describing a verb.
Two superlative forms 'le plus mal' and 'le moins bien' are used for 'the worst' when describing a verb.
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