Adjetive Comparative and Superlative

Adjetive Comparative and Superlative

1. Comparativos

   • When we compare two persons, place, or things, we use the comparative form.
     • Adjetive comparative Old Older (than)
   • Short Comparative Adjetives
     • Adjetives finished in vowel and consonant, big, la consonante se pone doble Bigger
     • Adjetives with one sylabe, Cold, añade -er Colder
     • Adjetives with one syllabe, Cold, añade -er Colder
     • Adjetives finished in -y, Happy, cambia la "y" por "i" y añade -er Happier
   • A comparative adjective is an adjetive that expresses a comparison of qualities between two elements. Certain adverbs also allow comparison
     • Taller Fatter Bigger Sadder

2. Superlativos

   • Rules
     • Adjetives with up to two silabras add ets at the end of the word. Adjective finished in e, we add only te est
     • Adjetives ending in y, the y is exchanged foi l and we add the est
     • Adjectives finished in consonant+vocal+consonant the las consonant is duplicated and we finish wirh est
   • superlative adjetives dexcribe when an object or person is at the botton or top and at given quality
     • The superlative is followe by the article then in adjetive with more than three silabas we use the most Subject + verb+ complement
   • Is an adjective that expresses a comparison of qualities between two elements.
     • Tallest Fattest Bigger Saddest

3. Adjetives describes nouns. An adjective is a word that tells more about a person, ananimal. a place or a thing. An adjective may appear before a noun or after a linking verb.

   • The are grammatical elements that serve to give their own characteristics to people, animals or things. Its function is to offter extra information about the noun in a sentence