TECHNOLOGYCAL

LATINOAMERICAN INSTITUTE
Student’s Name.
❑ Alejandro Garcia Franco.
❑ Marco Antonio Casteñada Mejia.
Teacher’s Name.
❑ Blanca Estela Sacramento Calderon.
Product.
❑ Vocabulary Project.
Level.
❑ 6 Semester.
Deadline.
❑ 27 – June - 2022
VOCABULARY PROJECT.
COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE
 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE
WORD COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE SENTENCE PICTURE

Good Better The Best Laptops are better than tablets,

they have more capacity.

Bad Worse The Worst Small cell phones are worse than
big ones

Little Less The least Cameras are les than cell

phones, but have better
resolution
Small Smaller The Smallest My speakers are smaller than my
friend's.

Tall Taller The Tallest My computer is taller than my

brother's, but it has very little
capacity.
 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE
WORD COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE SENTENCE PICTURE

Young Younger The Youngest My microphone is older than my

favorite youtuber's, but it sounds
better.

old older The oldest My mouse is the oldest of all my

friends.

New Newer The Newest This is the newest camera I've

ever seen in my life

Long Longer The Longest Your cell phone is the longest I've
seen in my family.

Short Shorter The Shortest All the shorter memory is

replaced by a larger one.
 COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE
WORD COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE SENTENCE PICTURE

Big Bigger Biggest My headphones are bigger than

my partner's, but they sound very
bad.

Beautiful More beautiful Most Beautiful My keyboard is the most beautiful

because you have lights.

Famous More Famous The Most The most famous cell phone is
Famous Apple for its design and capacity.

Clean Cleaner The Cleanest My computer is cleaner than my

brothers, it is very fast.

Difficult More Difficult The Most This plug is the most difficult to
Difficult fix for a computer.
VOCABULARY PROJECT.
IRREGULAR VERBS
 IRREGULAR VERBS
PRESENT PAST PAST PART. SENTENCE PICTURE

Begin Began Begun Luis began a business but is now

working.

Break Broke Broken Mary broke a plate, because it slipped.

Bring Brought Brought Alexis brought the cake for her

friend´s birthday

Buy Bought Bought Fernanda bought a TV to watch

movies

Build Built Built Manuel built a house for his family

 IRREGULAR VERBS
PRESENT PAST PAST PART. SENTENCE PICTURE

Choose Chose. Chosen Sofia chose to drink coffee than tea

Come Came. Come Alejandro came to school

Cost Cost Cost The T-shirt has cost of $20 dollars

Draw Drew Drawn Jesus drew from a city

Drive Drove Driven Javier drove during the trip

 IRREGULAR VERBS
PRESENT PAST PAST PART. SENTENCE PICTURE

Eat Ate Eaten Mariana ate before going to work

Find Found Found Sergio found his friends at school

Give Gave Given Veronica gave her shoes to her friend

Go Went Gone John went to his parent’s house

Cut Cut Cut Monica cut the leaves of the notebook