UNIVERSIDAD YACAMBÚDIRECCIÓN DE ESTUDIOS A DISTANCIA

CARRERA-PROGRAMA: DERECHO

Student: Lérizi Yanett Benitez Molina.

I dentification: Nº V- 9.826.399

IDIOMO INTERMENDIO INTENSIVO (THI-0384)

Section: EDO4DOV 2015-2

Professor: Luis Gerardo Chávez Rodríguez

July 2015

Comparative of superiority In comparisons of superiority, the adjective, the comparative form is, is followed by "than" example

Felipe runs faster than  Pricila

New York is bigger than Los Angeles

Comparative of inferiority. To form this type of comparison we can use the conjunctions "not as ... as" or "less than ...". In both cases, the adjective is positive rating.

Pricila is not as fast as Felipe.

Los Angeles is not as big as New York

Comparative equality. With the adjective in the positive degree, we use the word "as ... as" to make equality comparisons

Pricila is as fast as Felipe.

Los Angeles is as big as New York

1.- Monosyllables and disyllabic -est added the adjective termination:

2.- The polysyllabic precedence over the most (the most ) to the adjective:

3.- The superlative of inferiority is formed by adding the Least (least) the adjective

Bob is the tallest student in the class.

These books are  the least expensive

This house is  the most comfortable 

The superlative degree denotes the quality in the highest degree, "the" before the adjective used in the superlative form Example: