I don't understand the difference

R L.B1Kwiziq community member

I don't understand the difference

How would you say "The less you care about them, the stronger you are."?Le moins tu t'occupes d'eux, le plus tu es fort.Moins tu t'occupes d'eux, plus tu es fort.Le moins tu t'occupes d'eux, le plus fort tu es.Moins tu t'occupes d'eux, plus fort tu es.
Asked 3 weeks ago
CélineKwiziq Native French TeacherCorrect answer

Bonjour R,

In French, to express "the less [X], the more [X]", you will use:

Moins [X], plus [X] -> moins +[statement], plus + [statement]

Moins je travaille, plus  je m'ennuie = The less I work, the more I get bored
Moins je vois Marc, plus je suis heureuse = The less I see Marc, the happier I am

So, only the second option is correct in the test question above.

 

I hope this is helpful.

Bonne journée !

El B.A0Kwiziq community member

Good question!

R L. asked:

I don't understand the difference

How would you say "The less you care about them, the stronger you are."?Le moins tu t'occupes d'eux, le plus tu es fort.Moins tu t'occupes d'eux, plus tu es fort.Le moins tu t'occupes d'eux, le plus fort tu es.Moins tu t'occupes d'eux, plus fort tu es.

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