UNIT 2 - COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

UNIT 2

COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

and Adjectives to describe places

WHAT IS A COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVE?

SHORT DEFINITION

A comparative adjective is used to show change or make comparisons between two or more things

santiago is more crowded than antofagasta

in the example, we can see the use of the ADJECTIVE "crowded" in the COMPARATIVE FORM.

VALPARAISO IS DIRTIER THAN VIÑA DEL MAR

in this example, we can see the use of the ADJECTIVE "dirty" in the COMPARATIVE FORM.

santiago is older than antofagasta

again, in the example we see the ADJECTIVE "old" used in the COMPARATIVE FORM "older"

so, how do we form comparative adjectives?

Comparatives are formed by separating ADJECTIVES into SYLLABLES.

Some adjectives can be used to describe places:

Adjective

opposite

noisy

quiet

clean

dirty

boring

interesting

modernunfriendly safe empty

oldfriendly dangerous crowded

your TEACHER

Prof. Bastian muñoz

thank you!