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Christmas around the world: adjectives, comparatives

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I can use adjectives, including comparatives, to engage with a French song and discuss Christmas in different parts of the world.

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Most French adjectives come after the noun they describe. Use BRAGS (beauty, rank, age, goodness, size) to remember pre-nominal adjectives. With more than one adjective, add 'et' after the noun. Nouns can also be surrounded by adjectives. To make comparisons in French, use the structures 'plus/aussi/moins' + 'que' with adjectives and adverbs. Some comparative forms are irregular, such as 'meilleur', 'mieux', and 'pire'.

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