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Mastering Comparatives and Superlatives

Understand how to compare objects in different contexts with comparatives and describe extremes with superlatives. Examples provided in English and Spanish.

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Mastering Comparatives and Superlatives

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  1. Superlativos y Comparativos By Mark Knowles

  2. Comparativos • Comparatives are words used to describe one object’s relation to another. • Words like better, worse, and older, are comparatives. • They will usually be followed by “than,” or que, in Spanish.

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  4. Superlativos • Superlatives are words used to describe things that are extreme. • Words like best, worst, and oldest, are superlatives. • They are usually preceded by a specifying pronoun, like “the.”

  5. Ejemplos

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