Question

1. That house over there is _________ than yours (Small)

2. That dress is the _________ appealing that I have ever seen… (Decreasing)

3. I loved that roller-coaster ride! And I can see you are ___ excited ___ me! (Equality)

4. This may be the ________ idea you have ever had… (Bad)

5. Yikes! You are _________ ____________ than you I thought (Impatient/Increasing)

6. I’ll be near _____ long _____ you need me, don’t be afraid. (Equality)

7. I hope you like the soup… Cooking is ______ __________ than I thought (Difficult/Increasing)

8. This book is the _________ ____________ I have ever read, it was a waste of money (Interesting/decreasing)

9. You are _______ than me but john is the __________ in the classroom. (Tall)

10. I love this song! However it is much ________ live than in studio. (Good)




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Answer 1

Respuesta:

That house over there is smaller than yours (Small)

2. That dress is the least attractive I have ever seen ... (Decreasing)

3. I loved that roller coaster ride! And I can see that you're very excited just like me! (Equality)

4. This may be the worst idea you've ever had ... (Bad)

5. Ow! You are more impatient than I thought (impatient / growing)

6. I will be close to you for a long time if you need me, don't be afraid. (Equality)

7. Hope you like soup ... Cooking is harder than I thought (Difficult / Increasing)

8. This book is the most declining I have read, it was a waste of money (impatient / declining)

9. You are taller than me, but John is the tallest in the classroom. (High)

10. I love this song! However, it is much better live than in the studio. (Well)

espero te ayude

Answer 2

Hola, Vivianitabanuelos90:

Lo siento, pero hay varios errores en la respuesta que te han dado.

Aquí está la primera parte de mi respuesta.

► EXERCISE

Use the comparative or superlative as needed.

1. That house over there is SMALLER than yours. (small)

2. That dress is the LEAST appealing that I have ever seen… (decreasing)

3. I loved that roller-coaster ride! And I can see you are AS excited AS me! (equality)

4. This may be the WORST idea you have ever had… (bad)

5. Yikes! You are MORE IMPATIENT than y̶o̶u̶ I thought. (impatient/increasing)

6. I’ll be near AS long AS you need me, don’t be afraid. (equality) <--- VER NOTA (*)

7. I hope you like the soup… Cooking is MORE DIFFICULT than I thought. (difficult/increasing)

8. This book  is the LEAST INTERESTING I have ever read; it was a waste of money. (interesting/decreasing)

9. You are TALLER than me, but John is the TALLEST in the classroom. (tall)

10. I love this song! However, it is much BETTER live than in studio. (good)

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► BREVE EXPLICACIÓN

Use the comparative or superlative as needed.

1. That house over there is SMALLER than yours. (small)

➜  Como 'small' es un adjetivo de una sola sílaba, su comparativo se forma añadiendo el sufijo '-er'.

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2. That dress is the LEAST appealing that I have ever seen… (decreasing)

➜ Como 'appealing' es un adjetivo largo (de tres sílabas), su superlativo de inferioridad se forma anteponiendo el adverbio 'least'.

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3. I loved that roller-coaster ride! And I can see you are AS excited AS me! (equality)

➜ Para formar el comparativo de igualdad de cualquier adjetivo (corto o largo, regular o no) hay que añadir 'as' antes y después del adjetivo.

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4. This may be the WORST idea you have ever had… (bad)

➜ El adjetivo 'bad' tiene un comparativo irregular: 'worse' y un superlativo irregular: 'worst'. No puedes aplicar las reglas en este caso; debes memorizar las formas o consultar un diccionario o alguna tabla de comparativos y superlativos.

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5. Yikes! You are MORE IMPATIENT than y̶o̶u̶ I thought. (impatient/increasing)

➜ Como 'impatient' es un adjetivo largo (de tres sílabas:), su comparativo de superioridad se forma con el adverbio 'more'.

NOTA: El segundo pronombre 'you' sobra. No tiene sentido en esta oración.

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6. I’ll be near AS long AS you need me, don’t be afraid. (equality)

➜ Para formar el comparativo de igualdad de cualquier adjetivo hay que añadir 'as' antes y después del adjetivo.

NOTA:  

(*) En este caso, la expresión 'as long as' es una conjunción que significa 'if' o 'providing that'. Traducida al español, sería 'siempre y cuando', 'siempre que' o simplemente 'si'. Es una expresión fija; NO hay una comparación entre la longitud o el largo de dos cosas.

Sí se usa el comparativo de 'long' en estas oraciones, por ejemplo:

• Your red pencil is as long as Mike's.

→ Tu lápiz rojo es tan largo como el de Mike.

• My garden is almost as long as a football pitch.

→ Mi jardín es casi tan largo como una cancha de fútbol. / Mi jardín es casi tan largo como un campo de fútbol.  

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7. I hope you like the soup… Cooking is MORE DIFFICULT than I thought. (difficult/increasing)

➜ Como 'difficult' es un adjetivo largo (de tres sílabas), su comparativo de superioridad se forma con el adverbio 'more'.

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8. This book  is the LEAST INTERESTING I have ever read; it was a waste of money. (interesting/decreasing)

➜ Como 'interesting' es un adjetivo largo, su superlativo de inferioridad se forma con el adverbio 'least'.

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9. You are TALLER than me, but John is the TALLEST in the classroom. (tall)

➜ Como 'tall' es un adjetivo de una sola sílaba, su comparativo se forma con '-er' y su superlativo se forma con '-est'.

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10. I love this song! However, it is much BETTER live than in studio. (good)

➜ El adjetivo 'good' tiene un comparativo irregular: 'better' y un superlativo irregular: 'best'.  

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NOTA:

Mi respuesta es demasiado extensa y no entra completa en el espacio disponible. Aprovechando el hecho de que has repetido tu pregunta, he puesto la continuación (con explicaciones teóricas) aquí:

• Use comparative or superlative as needed. | Segunda parte

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Saludos.  

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