French Adverb Comparisons
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Using Adverbs in French
Lesson Plans by Bridget Baudinet
Proper use of adverbs will greatly enrich your students’ French. As students learn to make adverbs a regular part of their writing and speaking, consider using storyboards to supplement their practice. The following activities will help students see the way adverbs enrich conversation by bringing sentences to life.
Storyboard Description
French Adverb Comparisons
Storyboard Text
- RAPIDEMENT
- BASE FORM
- COMPARATIVE
- EQUAL
- SUPERLATIVE
- Sandrine conduit rapidement.
- Rose conduit moins rapidment que Sandrine.
- Hervé conduit aussi rapidement que Rose.
- Clemence conduit le plus rapidement de tous.
- BIEN
- Carl peigne bien.
- Julie peigne mieux que Carl.
- Rolf peigne aussi bien que Julie.
- Pierre peigne le mieux de tous les étudiants dans son école.
- MAL
- Isabelle danse mal.
- Louise danse pis qu'Isabelle.
- Amélie dance aussi pis que Louise.
- Charlotte danse le pis de toutes les danseuses.
Image Attributions
- Baby boy / Un bébé, 2011 - Gwenn Seemel - (License Attribution )
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