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While comparatives compare two things, superlatives express the extreme — the most, the least, the best, the worst. French superlatives follow logical patterns, with a few irregular forms that echo the comparative irregulars.
le/la/les + plus + adjective (+ de + group)
| French | English |
|---|---|
| Marie est la plus grande de la classe. | Marie is the tallest in the class. |
| C'est le plus beau monument de Paris. | It is the most beautiful monument in Paris. |
| Ce sont les plus beaux jardins du monde. | These are the most beautiful gardens in the world. |
| C'est la plus longue rivière de France. | It is the longest river in France. |
le/la/les + moins + adjective (+ de + group)
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