This document discusses adjectives, comparatives, and superlatives. It provides examples of different types of adjectives to describe size, shape, personality, and color. It then explains how to form comparative adjectives to compare two objects or people, and lists common rules for making adjectives comparative by adding "-er" or using "more". Finally, it defines superlative adjectives as denoting the greatest degree of a quality, and how they are formed by adding "-est" or using "most" to compare three or more objects. Examples are given comparing items from least to most expensive or comfortable. The document concludes by recommending exercises to practice these concepts.

1. ADJECTIVES, COMPARATIVES, SUPERLATIVESBY:DAVID CAMARGO PONGUTÁ

2. AdjectivesSize: tall, short, big, small, etc.The house is big.

3. AdjectivesShapeRound, squared, rectangular, etc. The ball is round.

4. AdjectivesPersonality Serious, intelligent, smart, interesting, happy, sad, boring, etc.Martha is serious.

5. AdjectivesColorBlack, pink, red, orange, blue, yellow, etc.Thebookisblue

6. AdjectivesPhysical appearance.Beautiful, pretty, ugly, etc. The baby is beautiful.

7. Comparative forms of adjectivesIt is used to compare two objects, animals, people, situations, etc.e.g. 1Tony is fatter than LucasLucas is smallerthan Tony

8. Comparative forms of adjectivesE.g. 2John is shorterthan PeterPeter is moreintelligent than JohnPeter is more serious than John.Peter John

9. Comparative forms of adjectivesE.g. 3Liz isolderthan Michael.Michael isyoungerthan Liz. Liz Michael

10. Comparative forms of adjectivesGeneral rules Fat -------------fatter (than)Hot-------------hotter (than)Thin-------------thinner (than)Pretty----------pretier (than)Crazy-----------crazier (than)Lazy------------lazier (than)

11. Comparative forms of adjectivesTall-------------taller (than)Short------------shorter(than)Large-----------larger(than)Intelligent--------more intelligent(than)Interesting---------more interesting(than)Beautiful-------------more beautiful(than)

12. Comparative forms of adjectivesMemorize them...Good-----------betterBad--------------worseLittle------------lessFar-------------further

13. Superlative form of adjectivesThis form is used to show which thing has that quality above or below the level of the others. It denotes the greatest degree regarding the quality of the adjective used. Big biggerthebiggest

14. A. B. C. $ 20.000 $40.000 $80.000A isexpensive. B ismore expensivethanA.C isthemostexpensive

15. Superlative form of adjectivesEg. 2A. B. C. Small smallerthesmallest

16. Superlative form of adjectivesE.g. 3Chair armchair Queen bedComfortable more comfortable the most comfortable

17. Thanks!!!!Exercises:Student’s book page 20 exercise 10. workbook page 16 exercise 7.Page 93 student’s book, exercise 3.