Comparativos y superlativo
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This document discusses the three degrees of comparison for adjectives: positive, comparative, and superlative. The comparative form compares two items or people, while the superlative form qualifies something as the best. For regular adjectives, the comparative typically ends in "-er" and superlative in "-est", following certain rules depending on the adjective's spelling. Irregular adjectives have their own comparative and superlative forms, such as "good" and "better", "bad" and "worst".
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- 1. Comparative and superlative Kenny José Morales Márquez C.I. V-19.691.361 Polytechnic University Institute “Santiago Mariño” Mérida, November 2014
- 2. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE Compare two or more adjectives, for this there are three degrees Comparative Positive Superlative Comparatives and superlatives always go before the goal that conditions Always the article "the" comes before the adjective Uses only the adjective Qualifies the adjective at its best Contrasts two objects, people or animals Strange Fast Hard Cheap Cold Large Good If the adjective has one syllable If the adjective has two or more syllables If they are irregular adjectives Good -> Better Bad -> Worse Far -> Further More + adjetive + than If it ends in “y” is changed to an “i”, and add “er” Adjetive + “er” If it ends in "e" is added only the "r" If it ends in a consonant preceded by a vowel, the consonant is repeated and added “er” If it ends in "x, y, w" is added “er” If the adjective has one syllable If the adjective has two or more syllables If they are irregular adjectives Good -> The best Bad -> the worst Far -> the furthest The most + adjetive If it ends in “y” is changed to an “i”, and add “est” Adjetive + “est” If it ends in "e" is added only the “st" If it ends in a consonant preceded by a vowel, the consonant is repeated and added “est” If it ends in "x, y, w" is added “est”