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    Tarea 8.

    1: Comparatives and
    superlatives
    Semana: _8_

    Nombre del estudiante:


    Larissa Giselle Estrada Ardón

    Número de cuenta:
    61311005

    Sede de estudio:
    CEUTEC SAP

    Docente:
    Cesar Girón Arita

    Sección:
    V5280

    Fecha de entrega:
    14-03-2021
    UV English III | Unit 7 | Sports
    Comparatives and Superlatives Assignment
    Instructions:
    1. In this assignment, you will use the comparative and superlative forms of
    adjectives to write about two or more objects, places, people or actions.
    Write a sentence for each adjective from the table below in the following form:
    a. The basic form of the word.
    b. The comparative form of the word.
    c. The superlative form of the word.
    2. You may use the following examples as a guide. Notice the highlighted and bold
    words in each of the examples, please do the same with each of the adjectives.
    The weather is nice today. (basic)
    The weather was nicer yesterday than it is today. (comparative)
    Last week, we had the nicest weather. (superlative)

    Adjective (basic) Comparative Superlative


    good better best
    bad worse worst
    happy happier happiest
    big bigger biggest
    expensive more expensive most expensive
    handsome more handsome most handsome
    lucky luckier luckiest
    young younger youngest
    tall taller tallest
    hot hotter hottest
    1. good better best
     The weather today is very good
     You had better see a doctor
     The best place to conserve water is in your body.

    2. bad worseworst
     She feels bad
     Her second book was worse than her first one.
     The worst headache that I've ever Had

    3. happy happier happiest


     I hope that you have a happy day.
     My team is happier than yours.
     People who work sincerely are the happiest

    4. big bigger biggest


     The city is very big.
     This city is bigger than yours
     Surprisingly, agriculture is the biggest contributor to climate change.

    5. expensive more expensive most expensive


     My taste is too expensive for a man like you.
     To me you are more expensive all in the world.
     This is the most expensive restaurant in New York.

    6. handsome more handsome most handsome


     Why's there a really handsome man in the living room?
     Because you're the man more handsome I've seen.
     He considered himself the most handsome man in comedy.

    7. lucky luckier luckiest


     Brooklyn very lucky to have a friend like you.
     Seriously, meeting like this could not be luckier.
     I really am the luckiest person in the world.

    8. young younger youngest


     young
     younger
     youngest
    9. tall taller tallest
     Brooklyn is as tall as any boy in our class
     A girl in her Palm Sunday dress stood beside a candle taller than she
    was
     The Mont Blanc is the tallest mountain in Europe

    10. hot hotter hottest


     The climate is temperate in winter and hot in summer.
     So, why is it hotter in summer than in winter?
     The hottest month is usually June, with an average

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