The document discusses comparative and superlative sentences, explaining that comparative sentences compare two objects using the formula of object + auxiliary word + qualifier + er + than + object, while superlative sentences express an object or person's characteristic as absolutely higher or lower than others using the formula of object + auxiliary word + qualifier + est + than + object.

2.  To learn about how to qualify in
comparative and superlative sentences
 class must understand how to use words in
sentences comparative and superlative

3.  comparative sentences are the comparison of 2
objects. will always be made ​with the following
formula:
 OBJECT + AUXILIARY WORD+QUALIFIER+ ER
+THAN +OBJECT
 Note: In these sentences the qualifier has the use of er or
more depending on the qualifier and the word than before
the object with which to compare

5. :
Is smaller than
OBJECT AUXILIARY QUALIFER THAN OBJECT
WORD

6.  to express a characteristic of an object or person
absolutely higher or lower than that of other
qualifier use superlative
 OBJECT + AUXILIARY WORD+QUALIFIER+ EST
+THAN +OBJECT
 Note: In these sentences the qualifier has the use of est or
most depending on the qualifier and the word than before
the object with which to compare, and add the word “the”.

7. Is the tallest than
OBJECT AUXILIARY QUALIFER THAN OBJECT
WORD