Voici le corrigé comparatifs et intensité, exercice par exercice. Les erreurs les plus fréquentes concernent very devant un comparatif, la place de enough et le mot ever : vérifie-les en priorité.
La correction détaillée
Le corrigé comparatifs et superlatifs détaillé
Correction de l’exercice 1 : rappel des formes- tall : taller – the tallest
- expensive : more expensive – the most expensive
- good : better – the best
- bad : worse – the worst
- happy : happier – the happiest (y devient i)
- big : bigger – the biggest (consonne doublée)
- interesting : more interesting – the most interesting
- far : further – the furthest (on accepte aussi farther – the farthest)
- much better (very est impossible devant un comparatif)
- far more expensive
- a bit colder
- even taller (encore plus grand)
- a lot easier
- slightly faster
- It’s the best film I have ever seen.
- Usain Bolt is the fastest runner of all time.
- The Nile is one of the longest rivers in the world.
- That was the worst day of my life.
- Simone Biles is the most famous gymnast of her generation.
- This is the highest score ever!
- Of all my friends, Jake is the funniest.
- Kim was the fastest runner of the race.
- Lopez was slightly slower than Kim (deux centièmes seulement).
- Smith was far slower than Okafor (35 centièmes, c’est énorme sur 100 m).
- Okafor was much faster than Smith.
- Smith was the slowest runner of the final.
- Lopez wasn’t as fast as Kim.
- old enough (après l’adjectif)
- too hot
- too heavy
- good enough
- enough time (devant le nom)
- too short
- extremely exciting (tout le monde criait : intensité maximale)
- I almost missed the bus (j’ai failli le rater)
- quite good (plutôt bien, mais pas génial)
- It’s nearly midnight
- so tired (so + adjectif seul)
- such a good game (such + groupe nominal)
- Tom is as tall as Ben.
- My bike isn’t as expensive as yours.
- Golf isn’t as dangerous as rugby.
- Lyon isn’t as big as Paris.
- Anna runs as fast as Lucy.
- The last one wasn’t as easy as this one.
- longer and longer
- more and more difficult (adjectif long : more and more)
- The more you practise, the better you play.
- The earlier we leave, the sooner we’ll arrive.
- colder and colder
- The older he gets, the wiser he becomes.
- This book is much better than the film. (ou simplement better)
- She is the tallest girl in the class.
- He is much taller than me.
- It’s the best film I have ever seen.
- He isn’t old enough to vote.
- Football is more popular than rugby in France.
- It’s the most beautiful city in the world.
- This game is much more interesting than the other one. (ou far / a lot more interesting)
- It’s the best match I have ever seen.
- He is a bit taller than his father. (ou slightly taller)
- She isn’t fast enough.
- It’s getting hotter and hotter.
- My brother is almost as tall as me. (ou as I am)
Exemple de réponse modèle :
- Mia jumped slightly further than Chen. (5 cm d’écart)
- Chen jumped much further than Laura. (40 cm d’écart)
- It was Mia’s best jump ever. (ou the longest jump of her career)
- Laura’s jump wasn’t as long as Chen’s.
- The final was extremely exciting! (ou It was such an exciting final!)
Comment progresser après ce corrigé
Prends un classement réel qui t’intéresse (top 5 de tes films, résultats sportifs, prix de jeux vidéo) et écris cinq phrases qui comparent les éléments avec un mot de nuance différent à chaque fois : much, slightly, even, the best ever, not as… as. Relis-les en vérifiant les trois pièges : pas de very devant un comparatif, enough après l’adjectif, ever et non never après un superlatif.

