a form of adjective or adverb used to compare people, things or ideas

a form of adjective or adverb used to describe the highest degree of a quality e.g the fastest, the most difficult

L'école chez nous: extended writing and speaking

French

This unit secures understanding of both regular and irregular comparative adjectives and adverbs, and then introduces pupils to regular and irregular superlative adjectives and adverbs. Pupils learn to use these in the context of expressing preferences and strengths at school. 

Studying and my future: Au collège

Complete the sentence: Comparative and superlative {{}} can be used to describe actions more precisely. 

Translate the following sentence: I am in Year 12 and I am working very hard.

Match the French and English pronouns together

Complete the sentence: Immediate repetition of a speaking task, with {{}} support, helps to improve performance.

Translate the sentence: It's me who sings the worst.

Complete the sentence: The word 'pire' in the phrase 'Elle écrit pire que toi' is a {{}} adverb.

Samia décrit le texte plus complètement que les autres.

Emma pense que la technologie est moins captivante que l'histoire.

Nous travaillons pire quand le prof est absent.

Identify the sentence with a superlative adverb.

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