Les comparaisons

Laure est (+ grand) (a)   moi

Answer explanation

Remember that the adjective has to match in gender and plurality with the first part of the comparison. In this case grand becomes grande because the first part of the comparison is Laure, who is a girl.

Ma nouvelle école est (- ancien) que mon ancienne école.

(a)  

Answer explanation

Remember that the adjective has to match in gender and plurality with the first part of the comparison. In this case ancien becomes ancienne because the first part of the comparison is "ma nouvelle école", which is a feminine noun.

Je suis (= intelligent) (a)   toi

Aujourd'hui il fait (= chaud) (a)   hier (yesterday)

Mon uniforme est (+ confortable) (a)   ton uniforme

La prof de sciences est (- strict) (a)   le prof de maths

Answer explanation

Remember that the adjective has to match in gender and plurality with the first part of the comparison. In this case strict becomes stricte because the first part of the comparison is "la prof".

Ce gymnase est (+ moderne) (a)   .

Answer explanation

No need to end with "que" when there is no second part to the sentence because it is implied.

Le bâtiment est (- ancien) (a)   ma maison.

La danse est (+ amusant) (a)   le rugby.

Answer explanation

Remember that the adjective has to match in gender and plurality with the first part of the comparison. In this case amusant becomes amusant because the first part of the comparison is "la danse".

Mes amis sont (= drôle) (a)   moi

Answer explanation

Remember that the adjective has to match in gender and plurality with the first part of the comparison. In this case drôle becomes drôles because the first part of the comparison is "mes amis", which is plural.