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Martin Caicedo
Martin Caicedo

The document discusses forming comparative adjectives in English. It provides two main rules: 1. For single-syllable adjectives, add "-er" to the end of the adjective and use "than" to indicate comparison, such as "colder than". 2. For multi-syllable adjectives, use "more" before the adjective and "than" to indicate comparison, such as "more expensive than". Examples are given to demonstrate how to make short adjectives like "small", "tall" comparative by adding "-er", and how longer adjectives become comparative by adding "more" rather than changing the adjective form.

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COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ?
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house. “Big” es el adjetivo de esta oración. Esta palabra describe el sustantivo de esta oración. Esta palabra dice algo sobre mi casa.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house. “Big” es el adjetivo de esta oración. Esta palabra describe el sustantivo de esta oración. Esta palabra dice algo sobre mi casa. Mi casa podría ser pequeña, bonita, hermosa, costosa, pero en este caso, el adjetivo “big”, dice que es grande.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES My dog is
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG My dog is
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is BROWN
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is BROWN INTELLIGENT
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is ADJECTIVES BROWN INTELLIGENT
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is ADJECTIVES BROWN INTELLIGENT Words to describe my dog
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES We use comparatives adjectives when we want to compare TWO items. For example people, things, places, ideas, etc …..
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES We use comparatives adjectives when we want to compare TWO items. For example people, things, places, ideas, etc ….. Utilizamos adjetivos comparativos cuando queremos comparar DOS personas, cosas, lugares, ideas, etc ……
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car This is Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new This is Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new This is Juan´s car. - His car is old
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast This is Juan´s car. - His car is old
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast - His car is expensive This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast - His car is expensive This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow - His car is cheap
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Let´s compare these two cars.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Let´s compare these two cars. Rick Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Let´s compare these two cars. Rick Juan The adjectives: - New - expensive - Fast - Small
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. mas nuevo que
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car. mas rápido que
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas rápido que el carro de Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. mas pequeño que
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. mas costoso que
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas costoso que el carro de Juan
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ?
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ?
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small,
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more,
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more, antes del adjetivo expensive
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more, antes del adjetivo expensive y la palabra than, despues del mismo.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Smaller than
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Smaller than more expensive than
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Smaller than more expensive than Why the difference ?
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short adjective. It only has one syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short adjective. It only has one syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. If the adjective has one syllable, add “er” to the adjective at the end. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. If the adjective has one syllable, add “er” to the adjective at the end. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one. Regla – 1 Si el adjetivo tiene una sola sílaba, agrega la terminación “er” al final del adjetivo. También agrega la palabra “than” después del adjetivo comparativo para indicar que estas comparando una cosa con otra.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable Adjective: Cold
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable Terminación Adjective: “er” Cold
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable “than” Terminación Adjective: Indica que se compara “er” Cold una cosa con otra
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster old
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster old older
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. If the adjective has three or more syllables, use the words “more or less” before the adjective. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. If the adjective has three or more syllables, use the words “more or less” before the adjective. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one. Regla – 1 Si el adjetivo tiene tres o mas sílabas, agrega la palabras “mas o menos” antes del adjetivo. También agrega la palabra “than” después del adjetivo comparativo para indicar que estas comparando una cosa con otra.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” Indica que Cindy es MAS linda
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” 3 syllable Indica que Cindy es MAS adjective linda
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” “than” 3 syllable Indica que se compara Indica que Cindy es MAS adjective una cosa con otra o linda persona en este caso.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” Indica que el Real Cartagena es Menos popular
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” 3 syllable Indica que el Real Cartagena adjective es Menos popular
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” “than” 3 syllable Indica que se compara Indica que el Real Cartagena adjective una cosa con otra o es Menos popular persona en este caso.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive intelligent
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive intelligent less intelligent
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer Happy. Adjetivo de 2 sílabas que termina en “Y”
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer Happy. Cambio de la Adjetivo de 2 sílabas terminación “y” por que termina en “Y” “ier”
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er”
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example: big
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example: big bigger
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too. BUT,
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too. BUT, Mercedes es mejor carro que Mazda.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ?
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO !
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO ! Mercedes is better than Mazda
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO ! Mercedes is better than Mazda YES !
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form.
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry !
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two:
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER BAD
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER BAD WORSE
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES You can find more information about comparatives in your Top Notch 1 book, page: 90 Also, on this web page: http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/adjectives-comparative.htm

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Compare Adjectives

  • 2. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence
  • 3. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big
  • 4. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ?
  • 5. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click.
  • 6. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click.
  • 7. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house.
  • 8. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house. “Big” es el adjetivo de esta oración. Esta palabra describe el sustantivo de esta oración. Esta palabra dice algo sobre mi casa.
  • 9. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Read the following sentence My house is big Is there an adjective in this sentences ? Piensa en esta pregunta antes de dar el próximo click. “Big” is the adjective in this sentence. It describes the noun. It says something about my house. “Big” es el adjetivo de esta oración. Esta palabra describe el sustantivo de esta oración. Esta palabra dice algo sobre mi casa. Mi casa podría ser pequeña, bonita, hermosa, costosa, pero en este caso, el adjetivo “big”, dice que es grande.
  • 11. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG My dog is
  • 12. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is
  • 13. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is BROWN
  • 14. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is BROWN INTELLIGENT
  • 15. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is ADJECTIVES BROWN INTELLIGENT
  • 16. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES BIG FUNNY My dog is ADJECTIVES BROWN INTELLIGENT Words to describe my dog
  • 19. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES We use comparatives adjectives when we want to compare TWO items. For example people, things, places, ideas, etc …..
  • 20. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES We use comparatives adjectives when we want to compare TWO items. For example people, things, places, ideas, etc ….. Utilizamos adjetivos comparativos cuando queremos comparar DOS personas, cosas, lugares, ideas, etc ……
  • 22. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car
  • 23. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car
  • 24. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car This is Juan´s car.
  • 25. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new This is Juan´s car.
  • 26. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new This is Juan´s car. - His car is old
  • 27. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast This is Juan´s car. - His car is old
  • 28. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow
  • 29. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast - His car is expensive This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow
  • 30. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES This is Rick´s car - His car is new - His car is fast - His car is expensive This is Juan´s car. - His car is old - His car is slow - His car is cheap
  • 32. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Let´s compare these two cars. Rick Juan
  • 33. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Let´s compare these two cars. Rick Juan The adjectives: - New - expensive - Fast - Small
  • 35. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
  • 36. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
  • 37. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car.
  • 38. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. mas nuevo que
  • 39. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan
  • 40. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
  • 41. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
  • 42. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car.
  • 43. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car. mas rápido que
  • 44. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is newer than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas nuevo que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is faster than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas rápido que el carro de Juan
  • 45. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car.
  • 46. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car.
  • 47. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. mas pequeño que
  • 48. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan
  • 49. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car.
  • 50. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car.
  • 51. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. mas costoso que
  • 52. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick Juan Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas pequeño que el carro de Juan Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. El carro de Rick es mas costoso que el carro de Juan
  • 53. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ?
  • 54. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ?
  • 55. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small,
  • 56. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER.
  • 57. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo.
  • 58. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more,
  • 59. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more, antes del adjetivo expensive
  • 60. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Rick´s car is smaller than Juan´s car. Rick´s car is more expensive than Juan´s car. Do you see the difference between these 2 sentences ? El comparativo de la primera oración se formó agregandole al adjetivo small, la terminación ER . Tambien su utilizó la palabra than, despúes del adjetivo comparativo. El comparativo de la segunda oración se formó agregando la palabra more, antes del adjetivo expensive y la palabra than, despues del mismo.
  • 62. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Smaller than more expensive than
  • 63. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Smaller than more expensive than Why the difference ?
  • 65. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives
  • 66. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL
  • 67. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE
  • 68. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short adjective. It only has one syllable.
  • 69. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short adjective. It only has one syllable.
  • 70. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
  • 71. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
  • 72. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
  • 73. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Analyze these two adjectives SMALL EXPENSIVE This is a short This is a long adjective. It only adjective. It has 3 has one syllable. syllable.
  • 76. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1.
  • 77. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. If the adjective has one syllable, add “er” to the adjective at the end. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one.
  • 78. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. If the adjective has one syllable, add “er” to the adjective at the end. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one. Regla – 1 Si el adjetivo tiene una sola sílaba, agrega la terminación “er” al final del adjetivo. También agrega la palabra “than” después del adjetivo comparativo para indicar que estas comparando una cosa con otra.
  • 79. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example:
  • 80. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira
  • 81. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable Adjective: Cold
  • 82. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable Terminación Adjective: “er” Cold
  • 83. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1 Example: Manizales is colder than Pereira One syllable “than” Terminación Adjective: Indica que se compara “er” Cold una cosa con otra
  • 84. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large
  • 85. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger
  • 86. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small
  • 87. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller
  • 88. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall
  • 89. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller
  • 90. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short
  • 91. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter
  • 92. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast
  • 93. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster
  • 94. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster old
  • 95. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 1. Examples of one syllable adjectives Large larger small smaller tall taller Short shorter fast faster old older
  • 97. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2.
  • 98. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. If the adjective has three or more syllables, use the words “more or less” before the adjective. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one.
  • 99. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. If the adjective has three or more syllables, use the words “more or less” before the adjective. Also, add the word “than” to indicate that you are comparing one item with another one. Regla – 1 Si el adjetivo tiene tres o mas sílabas, agrega la palabras “mas o menos” antes del adjetivo. También agrega la palabra “than” después del adjetivo comparativo para indicar que estas comparando una cosa con otra.
  • 100. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”:
  • 101. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy
  • 102. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” Indica que Cindy es MAS linda
  • 103. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” 3 syllable Indica que Cindy es MAS adjective linda
  • 104. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “MORE”: Cindy is more beautiful than Judy “more” “mas” “than” 3 syllable Indica que se compara Indica que Cindy es MAS adjective una cosa con otra o linda persona en este caso.
  • 105. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”:
  • 106. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona
  • 107. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” Indica que el Real Cartagena es Menos popular
  • 108. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” 3 syllable Indica que el Real Cartagena adjective es Menos popular
  • 109. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2 Example with “LESS”: Real Cartagena is less popular than Barcelona “less” “menos” “than” 3 syllable Indica que se compara Indica que el Real Cartagena adjective una cosa con otra o es Menos popular persona en este caso.
  • 110. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives
  • 111. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable
  • 112. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable
  • 113. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive
  • 114. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive
  • 115. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive intelligent
  • 116. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 2. Examples of three or more syllables adjectives Comfortable more comfortable expensive more expensive intelligent less intelligent
  • 118. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3.
  • 119. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”.
  • 120. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer
  • 121. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer Happy. Adjetivo de 2 sílabas que termina en “Y”
  • 122. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES RULES Rule – 3. If the adjective has two syllables BUT it ends in “ Y ”, change the “y” for “i” and add “er”. Lisa is happier than Jennifer Happy. Cambio de la Adjetivo de 2 sílabas terminación “y” por que termina en “Y” “ier”
  • 124. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES
  • 125. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “
  • 126. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example:
  • 127. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young
  • 128. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger
  • 129. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”.
  • 130. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example:
  • 131. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large
  • 132. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger
  • 133. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er”
  • 134. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example:
  • 135. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example: big
  • 136. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES SPELLING RULES FOR ONE SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES • If the adjective has 1 syllable, add “ er “ Example: young younger • If the adjectives has 1 syllable and it ends in “e”, add only “r”. Example: large larger • If the adjective has 1 syllable and it ends in “consonant – vowel – consonant”, double the last consonant and add “er” Example: big bigger
  • 138. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS
  • 139. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective.
  • 140. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example:
  • 141. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car.
  • 142. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too.
  • 143. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too. BUT,
  • 144. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES IRREGULAR FORMS “Good” is and adjective. Example: Mazda is a good car. Mercedes is a good car too. BUT, Mercedes es mejor carro que Mazda.
  • 146. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ?
  • 147. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda
  • 148. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO !
  • 149. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO ! Mercedes is better than Mazda
  • 150. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Vs. Como hago este comparativo ? Mercedes is gooder than Mazda NO ! Mercedes is better than Mazda YES !
  • 152. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form.
  • 153. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry !
  • 154. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two:
  • 155. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two:
  • 156. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD
  • 157. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER
  • 158. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER BAD
  • 159. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES Algunos adjetivos tienen una forma comparativa irregular. No te preocupes ! Por ahora solo te tienes que memorizar estos dos: Some adjectives have an irregular comparative form. Don´t worry ! Right now, you only have to memorize these two: GOOD BETTER BAD WORSE
  • 160. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES You can find more information about comparatives in your Top Notch 1 book, page: 90 Also, on this web page: http://www.englishclub.com/grammar/adjectives-comparative.htm