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    The document provides an English exercise on comparatives and superlatives. It contains a chart to complete with the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English and Spanish. It also includes sentences to translate into Spanish and gaps to fill in with the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives. The document focuses on practicing degree of comparison for adjectives in English.

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    The document provides an English exercise on comparatives and superlatives. It contains a chart to complete with the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English and Spanish. It also includes sentences to translate into Spanish and gaps to fill in with the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives. The document focuses on practicing degree of comparison for adjectives in English.

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    The document provides an English exercise on comparatives and superlatives. It contains a chart to complete with the comparative and superlative forms of various adjectives in English and Spanish. It also includes sentences to translate into Spanish and gaps to fill in with the correct comparative or superlative form of adjectives. The document focuses on practicing degree of comparison for adjectives in English.

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    The passage discusses comparatives and superlatives in Spanish and provides examples and exercises to practice forming them.

    Comparatives and superlatives are used to compare adjectives and describe which thing or person possesses a quality to a greater or lesser degree than others.

    The exercise on page 2 involves translating sentences from Spanish to English using comparative and superlative forms of adjectives.

    GRAMMAR PRACTICE COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES

    Full
    Name: Marioli Dayana Vichini Bazan

    Date: 19-05-20
    ENGLISH EXERCISE COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

    1. Complete the chart with the comparative and superlative form of the adjectives.

    Adjective Spanish Comparative Superlative Adjective Spanish Comparative Superlative


    Light (1) Claro Lighter (than…) the lightest important Importante More important The most
    than important
    afraid asustada interesting Interesante More interesting The most
    more afraid than the most scared than interesting

    bad malo Worse than The worst large grande Larger than The largest
    big Bigger than The biggest late Tarde Later than The latest
    bored aburrido more bored than the most bored long largo Longer than The longest
    boring aburrida more boring than the most boring narrow estrecho Narrower than The narrowest
    brave Valiente Braver than The Bravest nervous Nerviosa More nervous than The most
    nervous
    busy ocupado Busier than The busiest nice bonita Nicer than The Nicest
    carefully cuidadosamente more carefully than The most carefully messy sucio Messier than The Messiest
    cheap barato Cheaper than the cheapest old Antigua Older than The oldest
    chubby gordito Chubbier than The Chubbiest political Política More political The most political
    cold frio colder than the coldest pretty bonita Prettier than The prettiest
    complete completo more complete than The sad Triste Sadder than The saddest
    most complete
    dangerous peligroso more dangerous The most small pequeño Smaller than The smallest
    than dangerous
    dark oscuro Darker than The darkest short corto shorter The shortest
    difficult dificil more difficult than the most difficult soft Suave Softer than The soltest
    dirty sucio Dirtier than The dirtiest sweet dulce Sweeter than The sweetest
    early temprano Earlier than The earliest tall alto Taller than The tallest
    easy facil Easier than terrible terrible More terrible than The most terrible
    The earliest

    expensive Costoso more expensive The most tiny minuscula Tinier than The tiniest
    than expensive
    friendly Simpático Friendlier than The friendliest talkative hablador More talkative than The most
    talkative
    funny gracioso Funnier than The funniest useful Útil more useful than The most useful
    good Bueno Better than The best young joven Younger than The youngest

    hard duro Harder than The hardest wide amplia Weirder than The weirdest
    heavy pesado heavier than The heaviest lazy perezosa Lazier than The laziest
    GRAMMAR PRACTICE COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES
    honest Honesta More honest than The most honest selfish egoista More selfish than The most selfish
    hot Caliente Hotter than The hottest creative Creativa More creative than The most
    creativite
    hungry hambrienta Hungrier than The most hungry fast rapida Faster than The fastest

    2. Translate: Somos más viejos. Somos más jóvenes. Somos los más jóvenes. Son los más inteligentes. Es lo más aburrido del mundo. Yo soy más alto que mi
    hermana. Ahora hace más sol. Es más agradable. Es peor. Es lo peor. Este programa de televisión es mejor que Barny. Mi hermana es más alta que yo. Yo soy
    más delgada. Crusty es más divertido que Bob Patiño. Mi madre es mayor que mi padre. Este sofá es más cómodo que aquel. Somos los más graciosos. Ella es
    mi mejor amiga. Estos pantalones son más largos.
    We are older. We are younger. We are the youngest. We are the smartest. It’s the most boring thing in the world. I am taller than my sister.
    It´s sunnier now. It´s more pleasant. It´s worse than. It´s the worst. This tv show is better than Barny. My sister is taller than me. I am thinner. Crusty is
    more fun than Bob Patiño. My mother is older than my father. This sofá is more comfortable than that. We are the funniest. She is my best friend. These pants
    are longer.

    GRAMMAR PRACTICE COMPARATIVES & SUPERLATIVES

    3. Fill in the gaps with the appropriate form of the adjective in brackets:

    1. I was the…most interested…….. (interested) in this movie than in that one.


    2. I really need to get a the cheapest….. (cheap) computer.
    3. This exercise is …easier… (easy) than the other one.
    4. I’m going to tell you ……funniest……………. (funny) joke of the world.
    5. It’s ………coldest………….. (cold) today than yesterday, don’t you think?
    6. This book is the ………most interesting………. (interesting) of the library.

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