Good, Better, Best
French: Cambridge International GCSE, topic 8.8.12
Good, Better, Best
To say 'good', 'better', 'best' in French, you can't use 'plus' or 'moins'. They have their own words.
Good, better, best
- Bon(ne)(s) → meilleur(e)(s) - Good → better.
- Meilleur(e)(s) → Le/la/les meilleur(e)(s) - Better → best.
- Ce film est meilleur que le dernier.
- This film is better than the last one.
Bad, worse, worst
- Mauvais(e)(s) → pire(s) - Bad → worse.
- Pire(s) → Le/la/les pire(s) - Worse → worst.
- C'était le pire livre que j'aie jamais lu.
- It was the worst book that I ever read.
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