What Is the Comparative Form for Bon

AdjectiveMeaningComparativebongoodmeilleurmauvaisbadpire plus mauvaispetitsmallmoindre plus petit

What is the comparative for Bon?

The French adjective bon (good), like its English equivalent, is irregular in the comparative and superlative. You can’t say “gooder” or “more good” in English. And you can’t say plus bon in French; you’d say meilleur (better), the comparative form of bon: meilleur (masculine singular)

What is kind comparative form?

The rule for comparatives and superlatives of one-syllable, such as the adjective “kind,” is to add -er or -est suffixes to the basic form, i.e., “kinder” and “kindest.” Most two-syllable adjectives and adverbs also add -er to form the comparative.