Question

Completar con el adjetivo en comparativo o superlativo, según corresponda:
● Your daughter is ___________________________ baby I’ve ever seen (adorable)
● The tiger is ___________________________ than the cat (dangerous)
● Kids are ___________________________ than adults (energetic)
● You speak ___________________________ than Henry (slow)
● Her mom is ___________________________ person I know (elegant)
● Coca-cola is ___________________________ than Pepsi (famous)
● I am ___________________________ than my mom (thin)

Answer 1

Quedan de la siguiente manera:

• Your daughter is the most adorable baby I’ve ever seen.
• The tiger is more dangerous than the cat.
• Kids are more energetic than adults.
• You speak slower than Henry.
• Her mom is the most elegant person I know.
• Coca-cola is more famous than Pepsi.
• I am thiner than my mom.

Explicación:

• Comparativos:

1. Si el adjetivo es corto: Agregas la terminación "er" (fat - fatter) seguido de la palabra "than", esta palabra significa "que" cuando comparas algo.
2. Si el adjetivo es largo: Agregas antes del adjetivo la palabra more y ésta última se queda normal (handsome - more handsome) seguido de than.

• Superlativos:

1. Si el adjetivo es corto: Agregas la terminación "est" (high - highest) anteponiendo la palabra "the". Ex: The highest mountain in the world.
2. Si el adjetivo es largo: Agregas las palabras "the most" (intelligent - the most intelligent)

Tip: Si observas la palabra than en una frase, usas comparativo, si no, usas superlativos.