This document provides a table listing English adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms, along with examples of how to use comparisons of adjectives in sentences. It includes common adjectives like big, small, tall, short, cheap, nice, as well as less common ones like flat, wild, proud, sweet. The examples demonstrate using comparatives like bigger, taller, nicer in sentences comparing two people or things, and superlatives like biggest, tallest, nicest to indicate the most or highest degree. It also notes some irregular comparatives and superlatives like good/better/best and far/further/furthest.
This document provides a table listing English adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms, along with examples of how to use comparisons of adjectives in sentences. It includes common adjectives like big, small, tall, short, cheap, nice, as well as less common ones like flat, wild, proud, sweet. The examples demonstrate using comparatives like bigger, taller, nicer in sentences comparing two people or things, and superlatives like biggest, tallest, nicest to indicate the most or highest degree. It also notes some irregular comparatives and superlatives like good/better/best and far/further/furthest.
This document provides a table listing English adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms, along with examples of how to use comparisons of adjectives in sentences. It includes common adjectives like big, small, tall, short, cheap, nice, as well as less common ones like flat, wild, proud, sweet. The examples demonstrate using comparatives like bigger, taller, nicer in sentences comparing two people or things, and superlatives like biggest, tallest, nicest to indicate the most or highest degree. It also notes some irregular comparatives and superlatives like good/better/best and far/further/furthest.
-SMALL (PEQUEÑO) SMALLER SMALLEST -TALL (ALTO) TALLER TALLEST -SHORT (BAJO) SHORTER SHORTEST -CHEAP (BARATO) CHEAPER CHEAPEST -NICE (BONITO) NICER NICEST -KIND (AMABLE) KINDER KINDEST -UGLY (FEO) UGLIER UGLIEST -SAD (TRISTE) SADDER SADDEST -HAPPY (FELIZ) HAPPIER HAPPIEST -LONG (LARGO) LONGER LONGEST -COLD (FRIO) COLDER COLDEST -BAD (MALO) WORSE WORST -GOOD (BUENO) BETTER BEST -PRETTY (BONITA) PRETTIER PRETTIEST -OLD (VIEJO-A) OLDER OLDEST -YOUNG (JOVEN) YOUNGER YOUNGEST -LARGE (GRANDE) LARGER LARGEST -THIN (DELGADO) THINNER THINNEST -BUSY (OCUPADO) BUSIER BUSIEST -EASY (FACIL) EASIER EASIEST -CLEVER (INTELIGENTE)CLEVERER CLEVEREST -FAT (GORDO) FATTER FATTEST -LIGHT (LIGERO) LIGHTER LIGHTEST -RICH (RICO) RICHER RICHEST -POOR (POBRE) POORER POOREST -WISE (SABIO) WISER WISEST -GREAT (GRANDE) GREATER GREATEST -CLEAR (CLARO) CLEARER CLEAREST -CLEAN (LIMPIO) CLEANER CLEANEST -HUNGRY (HAMBRIENTO) HUNGRIER HUNGRIEST -HIGH (ALTO) HIGHER HIGHEST -LUCKY (SUERTUDO) LUCKIER LUCKIEST -FUNNY (DIVERTIDO) FUNNIER FUNNIEST -SLOW (LENTO) SLOWER SLOWEST -THICK (GRUESO) THICKER THICKEST -DARK (OSCURO) DARKER DARKEST -WIDE (AMPLIO) WIDER WIDEST -FLAT (PLANO) FLATTER FLATTEST -WILD (SALVAJE) WILDER WILDEST -PROUD (ORGULLOSO) PROUDER PROUDEST -SWEET (DULCE) SWEETER SWEETEST -FAST (RAPIDO) FASTER FASTEST -HARD (DURO) HARDER HARDEST -HEAVY (PESADO) HEAVIER HEAVIEST -SOFT (SUAVE) SOFTER SOFTEST -NARROW (ANGOSTO) NARROWER NARROWEST -QUIET (CALMADO) QUIETER QUIETEST -QUICK (RAPIDO) QUICKER QUICKEST -HOT (CALIENTE) HOTTER HOTTEST -NEAR (CERCA) NEARER NEAREST -CLOSE (CERCA) CLOSER CLOSEST -FAR (LEJOS) FURTHER (FARTHER) FURTHEST (FARTHEST) -THIRSTY (SEDIENTO) THIRSTIER THIRSTIEST -FRIENDLY (AMIGABLE) FRIENDLIER FRIENDLIEST -IMPORTANT MORE IMPORTANT MOST IMPORTANT -BEAUTIFUL MORE BEAUTIFUL MOST BEAUTIFUL -INTERESTING MORE INTERESTING MOST INTERESTING -COMFORTABLE MORE COMFORTABLE MOST COMFORTABLE -DANGEROUS MORE DANGEROUS MOST DANGEROUS -MAGNIFICENT MORE MAGNIFICENT MOST MAGNIFICENT -RESPONSIBLE MORE RESPONSIBLE MOST RESPONSIBLE -EXPENSIVE MORE EXPENSIVE MOST EXPENSIVE -ATTRACTIVE MORE ATTRACTIVE MOST ATTRACTIVE -HANDSOME MORE HANDSOME MOST HANDSOME -AMAZING MORE AMAZING MOST AMAZING
EXAMPLES:
-Her house is bigger than mine.
-My father is the tallest member in my family. -My car is the fastest in my neighbourhoood. -I thought my car was faster than yours. -This bag is lighter than this one. -My house is as big as yours. (=tan grande como) -I am as tall as you. (=tan alto como) -Brazil is bigger than Perú -My wife is nicer than her mother. -A car is heavier than a bike. -Your girlfriend is the ugliest girl in the classroom. -Today is colder than yesterday. -When I get good grades, my parents become the proudest ones. -My country isn´t the largest one in the continent. -My girlfriend is prettier than yours. -English is as important as math. -A mototaxi is not as comfortable as a car.
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