This document contains examples of sentences using comparative and superlative adjectives in Spanish. It provides 10 pairs of sentences, with the first sentence in each pair using a comparative adjective and the second using the corresponding superlative. The adjectives used include both long adjectives like "expensive" and short adjectives like "small." The document also lists the student's name, class, teacher and date at the top.

1. Instituto Moderno Stella B. De Pineda.
Sentences With Superlative and Comparative.
Class: Ingles.
Teacher : Josselyne Almendrales.
Student: Enzo Fernando Avila Vivas.
Grade: 9no.
05-28-2021.

2.  Long Adjective: 1. Expensive.=Costoso.
2. Difficult.= Difícil.
3. Ambitious. =Ambicioso.
4. Responsible. =Responsable.
5. Boring.= Aburrido.
 Short Adjective: 1. Smaller.= Mas Pequeño.
2. Colder. = Mas frio.
3. Faster. = Mas rapido.
4. Younguer. =Mas joven.
5. Big. = Grande.

3. Comparative-Superlative.
Comparative. superlative.
1.A vacation in London is more
expensive than going to Honduras.
Long Adjective.
1. The most creative Project Will
win the contest.

4. Comparative. superlative.
2. The algebra exercises are more
difficult than de español exercises.
2. My grandfather was the most
ambitious person in the family.

5. Comparative. superlative.
3. She is more ambitious than her
sister.
3.Karen opened the most
sophisticated store in town.

6. Comparative. superlative.
4. Fernanda is more responsible than
Juan.
4. I hired the most impatient babysister
in the world.

7. Comparative. superlative.
5. This book is more boring than the
game.
5. I think Henry is the most responsible
member of the team.

8. Comparative. superlative.
Short Adjective.
1. Camila is smaller than Carlos.
1.Diana has always been the smartest
nurse in the hospital.

9. Comparative. superlative.
2. In Spain it is colder than in Honduras. 2.I have the cleanest room in the house.

10. Comparative. superlative.
3. The leopard runs faster than the lion.
3. Boni is the fattest dog in the
neighborhood.

11. Comparative. superlative.
4. Pedro is younguer than Beti. 4. Mathematic was the hardest subject
in my school.

12. Comparative. superlative.
5. The pizza is big than the
sandwich.
5. Yesterday, I saw the smallest
sculpture in the world at the museum.