La comparaison

Il est plus petit que moi.
1. He is smaller than me.
2. He is small than me.
3. He is more small than me.
John est plus petit que son frère.
Paul est plus grand que Jack.
1. Paul is taller than Jack.
2. Paul is tall than Jack.
3. Paul is more tall than Jack.
Mon frère est plus grand que moi.
Mon père est plus âgé que ma mère.
1. My father is older than my mother.
2. My father is older my mother.
3. My father is older that my mother.
Emma est plus jeune que sa soeur.
Cet exercice est plus facile
1. This exercise is easier.
2. This exercise is easyer.
3. This exercise is more easy.
Ta raquette est plus lourde que ma raquette.
En automne, la campagne est plus jolie.
1. In Autumn, the countryside is prettier.
2. In Autumn, the countryside is prettyer.
3. In Autumn, the countryside is more pretty.
Tom est plus stupide que Beth.
Ce lit est plus confortable.
1. That bed is more comfortable.
2. That bed is more comfortabler.
3. That bed is comfortabler.
4. That bed is as comfortable.
L'anglais est plus intéressant que le français.
Les maths sont plus difficiles que l'anglais.
1. Maths are more difficult than English.
2. Maths are as difficult than English.
3. Maths are less difficult than English.
Il est plus travailleur que son frère.
Les maths sont moins difficiles que l'anglais.
1. Maths are more difficult than English.
2. Maths are as difficult than English.
3. Maths are less difficult than English.
Mon professeur est moins intéressant que mon père.
Il est aussi bon que moi.
1. He is as good as me.
2. He is as good me.
3. He is good as me.
4. He is more good as me.
Il n'est pas aussi bon que moi.
Il est meilleur que moi.
1. He is better than me.
2. He is better me.
3. He is better as me.
4. He is gooder than me.
C'est pire.

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