Le Comparatif des Adjectifs

Talking about your House How to say where things are, what they are like, and to whom they belong.
Le comparatif des adjectifs Comparing people and things.
Le comparatif des adjectifs Comparing people and things.
Comparing in English Small Expensive Beautiful interesting Smaller (+) More expensive than (+) As beautiful as (=) Less interesting than (-)
EN. Use EN to : -Replace DE + a thing Par exemple: Je parle souvent (de mon ecole.) JEN parle souvent.
Soyez à la mode! 7 7 UNITÉ Quit Corinne a une idée 27 LEÇON B Le comparatif des adverbes p. 393 A Le comparatif des adjectifs p. 390 C Le superlatif des.
2 Tu et Vous: Two ways to say « you » La norme: Comparisons 4.1 –Understanding the nature of language through making comparisons Les questions essentielles:
Chapitre 7 Les vêtements.
Comparative and Superlative
7 Le comparatif des adjectifs Les normes: –Communication 1.2 –Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: –What are the three forms of the comparison construction?
Direct and Indirect Object Pronoun Notes
Possessive adjectives and form The possessive adjectives are used to express possession.
STEM (infinitive minus -ir)
Cest lundi, le 2 décembre 2013 Les Objectifs: NS 1.1 Students engage in conversations, provide & obtain info. Express feelings & emotions, and exchange.
Français II H – Leçon 1B Structures
Presenting the wonderful world of Pronouns.
C’est lundi, le 25 novembre 2013 Les Objectifs: NS 1.1 Students engage in conversations, provide & obtain info. Express feelings & emotions, and exchange.
Ma famille est… L/O: to use the comparative to talk about what your family is like Qui est…? La mère de ma mère est ma… Le frère de mon père est mon… La.
IL EST OU C’EST?. When describing a person or a thing, French speakers use two different constructions: Il/elle est + adjective C’est + noun Example.
6 Deux pronoms dans une phrases Les normes: –Communication 1.2 –Comparisons 4.1.
Le shopping 6 6 UNITÉ Quit Un choix difficile 19 LEÇON B Les adjectifs beau, nouveau et vieux p. 279 A Les verbes reguliers en -ir p. 278 C La comparaison.
Échuaffement mercredi le 26 février Look at all of the materials you brought to class. List everything that you can in French! (Try not to look at any.
Direct and Indirect Object Pronouns
1 Savoir et Connaître La norme: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 La question essentielle: - What are the two French verbs which mean « to know »? - What.
Les pronoms accentués Stress pronouns.

Le Comparatif et le Superlatif
Dossier 8 Les degrés de comparaison des adjectifs.
Le pluriel des articles, noms et adjectifs
Etre et Aller Une revue. Les normes: Communication 1.2 – Understanding the language Communication 1.2 – Understanding the language Comparisons 4.1 – Understanding.
3 Le comparatif et le superlatif Les normes: Communication 1.2 Understanding the language Comparisons 4.1 Understanding the nature of language.
Referring to people with Stress Pronouns Emphasizing and Clarifying about whom you are talking.
10 Asking the questions “Who?”and “What?” Les normes: Communicaiton 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: How do you say “Who” in French? What.
Les pronoms objets indirects.  Peux-tu identifier les règles des ‘pronoms objets indirects’ en regardant les exemples suivants?
1 Les objets pronoms Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: What are the object pronouns for « me, to me, you, to you,
Indirect Object Pronouns In French. In French an indirect object indicates to whom or for whom something is done. For example, in the sentence below:
Jolie belle. beau fort forte faible maigre mince.
Une amie et un ami. Une amie et un ami amusante Comment est la fille? brune petite grande.
A. Le comparatif p.234 Comparative constructions are used to compare people or things. Cet hôtel est aussi moderne que l’autre. This hotel is as modern.
2 Le Pronom « EN » Referring to people, places and things already mentioned La norme: –Communication 1.2 –Comparisons 4.1 * Les questions essentielles:
La Comparaison des Adjectifs
2 La négation Les normes: –Communication 1.2 –Comparisons 4.1:
2 Le verbe « être » au pluriel Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: - What are the plural subject pronouns in French?
I can use longer and more complex sentences by understanding and using comparisons.
Le comparatif des adjectifs ( Comparisons) In order to compare people and things using adjectives, you use the following expressions: plus…que = more…
La Comparaison Avec Les Adjectifs
8 Les pronoms interrogatifs et relatifs Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: - What are the 2 ways to ask the question.
La comparaison Francais I. What is a comparison ? Comparisons describe the similarities and differences between two people, places, objects or other nouns,
 Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: 1. How do demonstrative adjectives translate into Enlgish? 2. How many forms.
Direct Object Pronouns In French. In French, as in English, a direct object receives the action of the verb. For example, in the sentence below: Robert.
THE comparative 1.Comparative with adjectives 2.Comparative with nouns.
Le superlatif Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: How is the superlative of an adjective made? What is the difference.
C’est vs. Il/Elle est. Use Il /Elle est: 1 ● With an adjective by itself Exemple : Elle est généreuse. Il est français. Ils sont intelligents. When describing.
8 Le superlatif Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: How is the superlative of an adjective made? What is the difference.
4 Avoir Les normes: –Communication 1.2 : –Comparisons 4.1 :
Direct and Indirect Shauna O.
Stress Pronouns French 2 Review. Stress Pronouns Moi = me Toi = you Lui =him Elle = her Nous = us Vous = you Eux = them (masc.) Elles = them (fem.) DO.
8 Les pronoms interrogatifs et relatifs Les normes: Communication 1.2 Comparisons 4.1 Les questions essentielles: - What are the 2 ways to ask the question.
The comparative and superlative b In this lesson you will learn how to use the comparative and superlative in a sentence. b 1. We will discuss the translation.
© 2015 by Vista Higher Learning, Inc. All rights reserved.1B.1-1 Comparisons in French are formed by placing the words plus (more), moins (less), or aussi.
C’EST - IL EST Page in composition notebook.
It’s.  Both C’est and Il est/Elle est can mean it’s.  There are specific times to use each.
La comparaison avec les adjectifs. Observe: Cet imper est plus cher que ce manteau. Paul est moins sportif que Pierre. Marie est aussi grande que toi.
Direct object pronouns le la l’ les. A direct object is the “what” of a sentence. Example: I am reading the book. What am I reading? the book The book.
Pronouns in French What is a pronoun? Give examples of pronouns you already know!
Le verbe « être » au pluriel