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This document provides an exercise to practice using comparative and superlative adjectives in Spanish. It includes 10 fill-in-the-blank questions requiring the comparative or superlative form of adjectives like "new", "old", "young", "expensive", and "fast". It then lists another set of 10 sentences to fill in with the correct comparative adjective form of words like "cheap", "nice", "expensive", "good", "new", and "beautiful". The document recommends reviewing the lesson topics if any mistakes are made on the exercises.
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English 6 dlp 46 using irregular adjectives in making comparisons
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Comparative adjectives 1
- 1. En esta parte podrás aplicar lo aprendido, practicar y comprobar que recuerdas tanto el vocabulario como la gramática de la lección. Si cometes errores, se recomienda repasar los temas y volver a realizar los ejercicios. Exercise 1 Completa con la forma comparativa o superlativa del adjetivo escrito entre paréntesis. 1. This computer is (new) than your computer. 2. Lisa is (old) than George. 3. George is (young) than Lisa. 4. Lucy is (young) in the class. 5. That car is (expensive) than this car. 6. That car is (expensive) in the market. 7. Your car is (fast) than this car. 8. Your car is (fast) in the race. 9. This house is (big) than my house! 10. This house is (big) in the neighbourhood. Fill in the spaces with the correct comparative adjectives 1. The red jacket is (cheap) than the blue jacket. 2. The shoes are (nice) than the boots. 3. The pink socks are (expensive) than the white socks. 4. The brown sweater is (good) than the blue sweater.
- 2. 5. The chocolate looks (bad) than the candy. 6. The radio is (new) than the DVD player. 7. The Cds are (old) than the DVDs. 8. These apples are (bright) than those apples. 9. This dress is (beautiful) than that dress. 10. Those green tomatoes are (sweet) than the red tomatoes.