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This discussion is about using the COMPARISON vocab with the Unit 2 NOUN vocab & ADJECTIVE vocab.

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I didn't understand anything at the end of your question, this mixture of English and French is a real mess

Answer:

1) Le chien est plus bête que le chat.

2) L'arbre est plus solide que la fleur.

Translation:

1) The dog is dumber than the cat.

2) The tree is stronger than the flower.

Have a good day ! :)

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