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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in English to compare people and things. It explains that shorter adjectives use "er" and "est" endings, while longer adjectives use "more" and "most" to compare. Examples are given such as "Luis is taller than Mary" and "Spanish is more difficult than English." The document concludes by assigning homework for the next lesson.

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in English to compare people and things. It explains that shorter adjectives use "er" and "est" endings, while longer adjectives use "more" and "most" to compare. Examples are given such as "Luis is taller than Mary" and "Spanish is more difficult than English." The document concludes by assigning homework for the next lesson.

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    Comparative Adjectives

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    This document provides examples of using comparative and superlative adjectives in English to compare people and things. It explains that shorter adjectives use "er" and "est" endings, while longer adjectives use "more" and "most" to compare. Examples are given such as "Luis is taller than Mary" and "Spanish is more difficult than English." The document concludes by assigning homework for the next lesson.

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    COMPARATIVE

    S
    ADJECTIVES
    ???

    B
    A
    Luis

    Mary
    Luis is taller than Mary

    Mary is shorter than Luis


    Ellos bailan salsa They dance salsa

    Spanish is more difficult than English


    English is easier than Spanish
    SHORT ADJECTIVES

    A to be
    am
    ADJ (er) than B
    is
    are

    James is faster than Tony


    LARGE ADJECTIVES

    A to be
    am
    more ADJ than B
    is
    are

    Amy is more beautiful than Lucy


    tall taller
    short shorter
    dirty dirtier
    clean cleaner
    long longer
    heavy heavier
    light lighter
    fat fatter
    thin thinner
    strong stronger
    weak weaker
    fast faster
    slow slower
    sad sadder
    happy happier
    easy easier
    small smaller
    big bigger
    old older/elder
    young younger
    bad worse
    good better
    difficult more difficult

    famous more famous

    expensive more expensive

    beautiful more beautiful

    intelligent more intelligent


    HOMEWORK
    See you next lesson!

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