Year 8

Comparing how people do things (Part 1/2)

Year 8

Comparing how people do things (Part 1/2)

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Key learning points

  1. In this lesson, we will practise comparing how people do things, learning the difference between mieux and meilleur, as well as using the nous and vous forms of some irregular -re verbs.

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15 Questions

Q1.
sûr
on
Correct answer: safe (m)
sun
Q2.
moins
also
Correct answer: less
more
Q3.
mince
meat
middle
Correct answer: thin
Q4.
aussi
again
Correct answer: also
more
Q5.
dangereuse
danger
Correct answer: dangerous (f)
dangerous (m)
Q6.
que
Correct answer: than/that/what?
when?
who?
Q7.
gentil
kind (f)
Correct answer: kind (m)
kindness
Q8.
pire
better
pine
Correct answer: worse
Q9.
gentille
gentle
Correct answer: kind (f)
kind (m)
Q10.
plus
add
another
Correct answer: more
Q11.
gros
fat (f)
Correct answer: fat (m)
ground
Q12.
dangereux
dangerous (f)
Correct answer: dangerous (m)
dangerously
Q13.
grosse
Correct answer: fat (f)
fat (m)
full
Q14.
l'Italie
an Italian man
Italian
Correct answer: Italy
Q15.
meilleur
Correct answer: better
good
worse

10 Questions

Q1.
What is an adjective?
A doing word
Correct answer: A word that describes a noun
A word that describes a verb
Q2.
Which of these words is an adjective?
Correct answer: bon
lentement
vite
Q3.
What does an adverb do?
It describes a noun
It describes a noun and a verb
Correct answer: It describes a verb
Q4.
Which one of these words is an adverb?
bon
excellent
Correct answer: mieux
Q5.
Choose the correct translation: I play tennis well
Je joue au tennis bien
Correct answer: Je joue bien au tennis
Je joue tennis bon
Q6.
What does 'prendre' mean in English?
to learn
Correct answer: to take
to understand
Q7.
Choose the correct translation: We take the bus
Nous prenons le bateau
Correct answer: Nous prenons le bus
Vous prenez le train
Q8.
Choose the correct translation: Vous comprenez le français.
We understand French
Correct answer: You (plural/formal) understand French
You (s) understand French
Q9.
Choose the correct translation: We learn German at school.
Nous apprendons l'allemand à l'école
Correct answer: Nous apprenons l'allemand à l'école
Vous apprenez l'allemand à l'école
Q10.
Choose the correct translation: This film is good, but this film is better.
Correct answer: Ce film est bon, mais ce film est meilleur
Ce film est bon, mais ce film est mieux
Ce livre est bon, mais ce livre est meilleur