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    The document is a reading and grammar worksheet in Spanish that compares different adjectives using comparative and superlative forms. It provides examples of comparative sentences and asks students to identify adjectives as being cheap, expensive, or both cheap and expensive. It then asks students to identify adjectives as being hot, cold, or both hot and cold. Finally, it asks students to identify adjectives as being busy, quiet, or both busy and quiet.

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    UNIT 3A GRAMMAR AND READING COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES (1)

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    The document is a reading and grammar worksheet in Spanish that compares different adjectives using comparative and superlative forms. It provides examples of comparative sentences and asks students to identify adjectives as being cheap, expensive, or both cheap and expensive. It then asks students to identify adjectives as being hot, cold, or both hot and cold. Finally, it asks students to identify adjectives as being busy, quiet, or both busy and quiet.

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    Unit 3a Grammar and Reading Comparatives and Superlatives

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    The document is a reading and grammar worksheet in Spanish that compares different adjectives using comparative and superlative forms. It provides examples of comparative sentences and asks students to identify adjectives as being cheap, expensive, or both cheap and expensive. It then asks students to identify adjectives as being hot, cold, or both hot and cold. Finally, it asks students to identify adjectives as being busy, quiet, or both busy and quiet.

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    Nombre: Jeniffer Lissette Sanchez vera

    Curso:MA 3”2
    UNIT 3A – READING AND GRAMMAR
    ARE YOU A TOURIST OR A TRAVELLER?

    1. 2. 3. 4. 5.

    FAMOUS CHEAP HAPPY FAR GOOD BAD


    COMPARATIVE More cheaper happier Further/father better worse
    exciting
    SUPERLATIVE The most The happiest Furthest/farthest best worst
    famous cheapest
    1.best 2. older 3. further 4. more interesting 5. bigger 6. busiest

    1.You old apartament is not as big as your new apartement.

    2.Sao Paulo is not as famous as Moscow

    3.the subway is not as crowed as the bus

    4.Downtown is not as livelier as this part of town.


    1.cheap

    2.Expensive

    3.Expensive, cheap

    4.Cold

    5.hot

    6. hot, cold
    7.Busy 8.quiet 9.busy, quiet

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