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Comparatives & Superlatives

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Superlatives

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• Utilizamos los adjetivos en grado comparativo para comparar dos cosas o personas entre sí.

• Utilizamos than para construir frases comparativas.

• En castellano utilizamos más + adjetivo + que

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Short adjectives (1 syllable)

Añadimos –er o –r.Two – syllable adjectives ending in –y

Eliminamos la –y y añadimos –ier.

Longer adjectives (2or more syllables)

Utilizamos more delante del adjetivo.

Irregular forms

Algunos adjetivos tienen formas totalmente irregulares.

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Superlatives

• Utilizamos los adjetivos en grado superlativo para comparar una cosa o persona con la totalidad del grupo al que pertenece.

• En inglés, siempre utilizamos the delante de los adjetivos en grado superlativo.

• En castellano utilizamos el más + adjetivo

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Superlatives

Short adjectives (1 syllable)

Añadimos –est o –st.Two – syllable adjectives ending in –y

Eliminamos la –y y añadimos –iest.

Longer adjectives (2or more syllables)

Utilizamos the most delante del adjetivo.

Irregular forms

Algunos adjetivos tienen formas totalmente irregulares.

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Rich Richer than

The richest

Nice nicer than

The nicest

Easy Easier than

The easiest

Happy Happier than

The happiest

Stressful More… than

The most …

Dangerous

More… than

The most …

Good better than

The best

Bad worse than

The worst

Little less than The least

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• La persona más rica del mundo es Bill Gates.

• The richest person in the world is Bill Gates.

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• James es el chico más alto de su clase.

• James is the tallest boy in the class.

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• Francia es más grande que el Reino Unido.

• France is bigger than the UK.

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• Esa película es la menos interesante.

• That film is the least interesting.

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• Las bicicletas de montaña son menos caras que los cohetes.

• Mountain bikes are less expensive than rockets.

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• Stallone es fuerte, pero Schwarzenegger es más fuerte.

• Stallone is strong, but Schwarzenegger is stronger.

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• Este libro es el más interesante.

• This is the most interesting book.

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• Este libro es bueno, pero ése es mejor.

• This book is good, but that book is better.

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I’m taller than my mum, but my dad is the

tallest member of our family.

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Boyzone are better than Steps, but The Corrs

are the best.

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France is larger than the UK, but Russia is the largest country in Europe.

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Gold is more expensive than

silver, but platinum is the most expensive

metal.

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The English exam was easier than the Maths exam, but the History exam

was the easiest.

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Do you know?

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Who is the richest person in the world?

• Brad Pitt• Michael Jackson• Bill Gates

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Bill Gates

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Which was the most expensive film in the world to make?

• Titanic• The Phanton Menace• The Mummy

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Titanic

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Which is the biggest country in Europe?

• Russia• Germany• France

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Russia

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Which is the tallest building in the world?

• Malaysia• The USA• China

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China

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Where is the busiest airport in the world?

• London (Heathrow)• New York (JFK)• Hong Kong

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London (Heathrow)

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Which is the highest mountain in Spain?

• Mulhacén• Pico de Aneto• Teide

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Teide

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Marga Renedo Gómez