French Middle School

Français III
Fais des comparaisons logiques en utilisant les adjectifs donnés avec plus...
que, aussi... que ou moins... que.
1. (pollué) Les grandes villes sont souvent
que les
petits villages.
2. (stressant) À mon avis, la vie à la campagne est
que la vie en ville.
3. (vivant) Je pense que la vie à Montréal est
que la vie à Québec.
4. (tranquille) La campagne française est sûrement
que la campagne américaine.
5. (bruyant) La vie dans une ferme à la campagne est
que la vie dans un appartement au centre-ville.
6. (sale) À mon avis, les cochons sont
que les âne

Answers

Answer 1

Bonjour !

1. (pollué) Les grandes villes sont souvent "plus polluées" que les petits villages.

2. (stressant) À mon avis, la vie à la campagne est "moins stressante que"

la vie en ville.

3. (vivant) Je pense que la vie à Montréal est "aussi vivante" que la vie à Québec.

4. (tranquille) La campagne française est sûrement "plus tranquille"

que la campagne américaine.

5. (bruyant) La vie dans une ferme à la campagne est "moins bruyante"

que la vie dans un appartement au centre-ville.

6. (sale) À mon avis, les cochons sont "plus sales" que les ânes.

Related Questions

5 POINTS
Please help me translate 8,9&10
Thank you for your time :)

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Bonjour !

Answer:

3. Les chats cherchent les souris.

Les chats ne cherchent pas les souris.

4. Les enfants aiment les gâteaux.

Les enfants n'aiment pas les gâteaux.

5. Tu es dans la classe.

Tu n'es pas dans la classe.

6. Pierre est grand.

Pierre n'est pas grand.

7. Sophie est intelligente.

Sophie n'est pas intelligente.

8. Paul et Marie jouent avec l'ordinateur.

Paul et Marie ne jouent pas avec l'ordinateur.

9. Je bois du jus de raisin.

Je ne bois pas du jus de raisin.

10. Je regarde la télévision à 8 heures le soir.

Je ne regarde pas la télévison à 8 heures le soir.

9. je ne bois pas du jus de raisin

10. je ne regarde pas la télévision à 8 heures le soir

Based on your topic, which of these sources would be most likely to provide you with u
that apply
personal anecdotes about Chinese history
articles that describe government programs that respond to pollution issues
books about the effects of globalization on China
articles about Chinese foreign policy
air pollution data that has been collected and published by the Chinese governmer

Answers

Answer:

B - C - E

Explanation:

personal anecdotes about Chinese history

articles that describe government programs that respond to pollution issues

books about the effects of globalization on China

articles about Chinese foreign policy

air pollution data that has been collected and published by the Chinese government

Answer:

B, C, And E are correct

Explanation:

That's what edgu 2020 says. Have a good one

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