Telegram is more interesting than WhatsApp 😁
Haz descripciones y expresa cantidades
Aprende a usar cuantificadores y adjetivos
Superlativos en Inglés
Superlativos usando "the most" y la terminación "-est"
Estructura para crear oraciones superlativas
Roleplay: Describe lugares en Inglés
Practica el uso de superlativos en Inglés
Quiz: Superlativos en Inglés
Expresa cantidades en Inglés
Uso de "some", "a lot of " y "lots of"
Sustantivos que se usan sin artículos en Inglés
Sustantivos que son contables e incontables en Inglés
Cuantificadores con "of"
Roleplay: usa cuantificadores en el supermercado
Quiz: Expresa cantidades en Inglés
Comparativos en Inglés
Comparativos usando la terminación "-er"
Comparativos usando "more + than"
Ubicación de los adverbios de frecuencia en Inglés
Adverbios terminados en "-ly"
Forma adverbios añadiendo "-ly" a los adjetivos
Roleplay: Habla de Pasatiempos en Inglés
Practica el uso de adjetivos y adverbios
Quiz: Comparativos en Inglés
Expresiones útiles en Inglés
"Should" para dar consejos en Inglés
Expresa posesión y características usando "of"
Usa "with" y "without" para descripciones
Negaciones en Inglés
"Have to" y "must" para expresar obligación
Roleplay: Visita al doctor en Inglés
Quiz: Expresiones útiles en Inglés
Uso del gerundio en Inglés
Gerundios: Terminación "-in" en Inglés
Uso de "What kind / sort of ...?"
Quiz: Uso del gerundio en Inglés
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Cuando encontramos adjetivos largos debemos usar una regla distinta para formar comparativos y superlativos. Si el adjetivo tiene tres sílabas o más, es considerado como adjetivo largo. Estos también se pueden utilizar con adverbios, pero por ahora solo nos vamos a concentrar en los adjetivos.
Para formar oraciones usamos la siguiente composición:
Adjetivo | Comparativo | Superlativo | |
---|---|---|---|
Una sílaba | strong | stronger | strongest |
Consonante + vocal corta + consonante | big | bigger | biggest |
Terminados en -e | large | larger | largest |
Terminados en -y | happy | happier | happiest |
Dos sílabas | gentle | gentler or more gentle | gentlest or most gentle |
Tres o más sílabas | expensive | more expensive | most expensive |
Irregulares | good | better | best |
Ahora intenta escribir 5 oraciones empleando adjetivos largos. Aquí tienes una lista de adjetivos con los que puedes trabajar. Comparte tu trabajo en la sección de aportes. ¡Manos a la obra!
Contribución creada con aportes de: José Miguel Veintimilla.
Aportes 877
Preguntas 17
Telegram is more interesting than WhatsApp 😁
My examples:
Pizza is more delicious than hamburger.
Books are more interesting than movies.
Cars are more expensive than motorcycles.
Dogs are more friendly than cats.
. Platzi english academy is more interesting than Open English.
. Revit is more difficult than Auto Cad.
“Batman is better than Spider-Man”
-The kid
(I don’t know, I like both 😃 )
My Examples:
1.- My dog is more intelligent than my cat
2.- Iphone is more expensive than Realme
3.- Burgers are more delicious than Pizza
4.- A salad is more healthy than a hamburger
5.- The Japanese is more difficult than The English
Comparison between two or a group of things, adjectives and adverbs.
Examples:
Exercise:
Homework:
Adjetives: effective, dramatic, confident, beautiful, aggressive
Movies are more interesting than books.
College signatures are more expensive than online courses.
Washing hands with soap is more effective than using alcohol.
The grren dress is more beautiful. Snakes are more dangerous than sheep
Creative
This building is more beutiful than your house
Star wars is more interesting than harry potter
Play soccer in the park is more difficult than play in the computer
Study in at university is more expensive than platzi
Walk at the night is more dangerous than the afternoon
Valeria is more sweet than her sister.
My dad read every day, but it’s difficult to know which book is more interesting than the other one.
Seafood is more expensive than hamburger.
I think that is better to wear pants because they’re more comfortable than skirts.
The black coffee is more delicious than tea
Pasta is more delicious than rice.
I’m more delighted than Cinderella.
My mother is more beautiful than your mother.
This mouse is more dangerous than that cat.
His room is more spectacular than mine.
My car is more precious than the neighbor’s.
Physics is more complicated than some degrees.
My boyfrend is more handsome than mostly men.
My friend is more intelligent than me because he has an average university more hight than me, his average is 4.3 and mine is 3.8
You should to eat more healtly than your sister if you want to win muscular mass.
How to form comparative adjectives
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LECTURA
Comparative Adjectives
COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE + THAN
One and two syllables
General rule: add -er (comparative)
Adjective Comparative
tall taller
long longer
Examples:
Sarah is taller than Josy.
Titanic is longer than Shrek.
If the adjective ends in e, add -r
Adjective Comparative
nice nicer
large larger
Examples:
Martha is nicer than Jake.
Brazil is larger than Argentina.
If the adjective ends in CVC (consonant + single vowel + consonant), we double the final consonant and add -er
Adjective Comparative
big bigger
sad sadder
Examples:
Which animal is bigger than an elephant?
The song “Tears in Heaven” is sadder than the song “Happy”.
If the adjective ends in consonant + y, change the y to an i and add -er
Adjective Comparative
happy happier
busy busier
Examples:
My wedding day was happier than this party.
Johnny is busier than me.
Two and three or more syllables
Put more in front of the adjective.
Adjective Comparative
beautiful more beautiful
perfect more perfect
expensive more expensive
Examples:
My daughter is more beautiful than his.
That artwork is more perfect than the one we saw yesterday.
We can’t fly first class. Those tickets are more expensive than the others.
List of two-syllable adjectives you can either add -er or put more in front
common
narrow
cruel
pleasant
gentle
polite
handsome
simple
likely
stupid
Examples:
This one is more simple than the other exercise.
This one is simpler than the other exercise.
Let’s ask Martin to speak to the principal. He is more polite than me.
Let’s ask Martin to speak to the principal. He is politer than me.
Irregular comparatives
Adjective Comparative
bad worse
far farther / further
good better
little less
much more
Examples:
My grandma bakes better cookies than my mom.
Nothing works! This system is worse than the
My examples:
• Metrology is more boring than chemistry
• Traveling is more interesting than shopping
• Health is more important than money
• Surfing is more exciting than watch a match
• Wine is more sophisticated than vodka
THE SKY IS MORE BEATIFUL THAN THE FLOOR
MY FRIEND IS MORE INTERESTING THAN YOUR FRIENDS.
THE NORTH FACE IS MORE EXPENSIVE THAN COLUMBIA
MEXICO IS MORE DANGEROUS THAN EUROPE
I’M MORE INTELLIGENT THAN MY SISTER
MY BOSS IS MORE DIFFICULT THAN MY OLDER TEACHER
The mountainous landscape offered a surprisingly majestic view at sunset.
The secret garden was an incredibly tranquil place for reflection and relaxation.
The architecture of the ancient cathedral was extraordinarily splendid, with impressive details.
The leader’s speech was deeply moving, leaving the audience in complete silence.
The tapestry’s design was highly intricate, with patterns telling detailed stories.
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