French GCSE
Irregular adverbs
What Irregular adverbs means in French GCSE, as defined for AQA.
Definition of Irregular adverbs
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Reference: AQA
The adverb 'bien' (well) has irregular comparative and superlative forms: 'mieux' (better) and 'le mieux' (the best).
Topics that use Irregular adverbs
- Adverbs (AQA GCSE)
Related terms
- Comparisons
- Expressing frequency and manner
- Modifying actions and descriptions
- Adverbial modification
- Invariability of adverbs
- Question formation
- Time and location markers
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