In this deck, you'll learn how to make comparisons in French. This is essential for describing things, people, and places, for example saying one thing is bigger, less expensive, or better than another.

To say something is 'more' than something else with an adjective, you place 'plus' before the adjective and 'que' after it. For example, to say 'The car is more expensive than the bicycle', you would say 'La voiture est plus chère que le vélo'.

To say something is 'less' than something else, you use 'moins' before the adjective and 'que' after it. For instance, 'Le vélo est moins cher que la voiture' means 'The bicycle is less expensive than the car'.