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    The document discusses English comparative and superlative adjectives. It provides rules for forming comparatives and superlatives for adjectives of 1-2 syllables by adding "er" and "est" and for irregular adjectives like "good", "bad", and "far". Superlatives that compare more than two items take the ending "most". Examples are given like "smaller", "easiest", "biggest", "fastest". The document also mentions locations in Patagonia National Park between Chile and Argentina and vocabulary words like lake, island, and mountain.

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    The document discusses English comparative and superlative adjectives. It provides rules for forming comparatives and superlatives for adjectives of 1-2 syllables by adding "er" and "est" and for irregular adjectives like "good", "bad", and "far". Superlatives that compare more than two items take the ending "most". Examples are given like "smaller", "easiest", "biggest", "fastest". The document also mentions locations in Patagonia National Park between Chile and Argentina and vocabulary words like lake, island, and mountain.

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    The document discusses English comparative and superlative adjectives. It provides rules for forming comparatives and superlatives for adjectives of 1-2 syllables by adding "er" and "est" and for irregular adjectives like "good", "bad", and "far". Superlatives that compare more than two items take the ending "most". Examples are given like "smaller", "easiest", "biggest", "fastest". The document also mentions locations in Patagonia National Park between Chile and Argentina and vocabulary words like lake, island, and mountain.

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    Comparatives

    1. 1 o 2 silabas er

    Smaller than

    Smarter

    2. Si termina en e solo le agregas la r


    Larger
    3. Si termionan en consonate con una y

    Easy easier

    4. Consonante una ocal y una consonante

    Bigger

    5. Si la palabra no esta tan pequeño is more expensive


    More beautiful
    6. Adjetivos irregulares Good- better
    Bad - worse
    Far- farther from my house the hospital is farther than my school

    Superlativos extremos – smartest

    BIGGEST Fastest Largest Easiest / si tiene 2 o mas silabas solo agregas most .. .she is the most
    beautiful girl

    Coldest.. superlative irregular best .. worst

    Patagonia national park

    Chile – argentin
    vocabulario

    Lake , island, mountain

    2. karen bass

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