El Comparativo y El Superlativo

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El Comparativo y El Superlativo The Comparative and The Superlative Comparing people and things

más/menos + noun/adjective + que EL COMPARATIVO To make a comparison or differentiation between two nouns or adjectives, use: más/menos + noun/adjective + que (more/less ____ than) Por ejemplo: -Hoy hay menos gente que ayer en el teatro. Today there are less people than yesterday in the theater. -El actor es más talentoso que yo. The actor is more talented than I.

EL COMPARATIVO The adjectives bueno(a), malo(a), viejo(a), and joven have irregular comparative forms. The words más / menos are not used: bueno(a) = mejor (que) better malo(a) = peor (que) worse viejo(a) = mayor (que) older joven = menor (que) younger

tanto(a)(os)(as) + noun + como EL COMPARATIVO To compare two similar nouns use: tanto(a)(os)(as) + noun + como (as many/much____as) **Since tanto is an adjective, it should agree with the noun in gender and number. Por ejemplo: -Hoy hay tanto público como ayer en el teatro. Today there is as much public as yesterday in the theater. -Hoy hay tantas personas como ayer en el teatro. Today there are as many people as yesterday in the theater.

EL COMPARATIVO tan + adjective + como To compare two similar adjectives, use: tan + adjective + como (as ____ as) Por ejemplo: -El cuadro de Picasso es tan bonito como el cuadro de Velázquez. Picasso’s painting is as pretty as Velázquez’s painting. -La artista es tan talentosa como el pintor. The artist is as talented as the painter.

el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective EL SUPERLATIVO The superlative is used to say something is the “most” or the “least”. To express a superlative comparison use: el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective (the most/least adjective noun) Por ejemplo: -El concierto más emocionante fue el de ayer. The most emotional concert was the one yesterday. -Para mí, la obra menos divertida es “Algún día”. For me, the least fun work, is “Algún día”.

el/la/los/las + mejor(es)/peor(es) + noun EL SUPERLATIVO When mejor and peor are used as superlatives, use: el/la/los/las + mejor(es)/peor(es) + noun (the best/worst ____) Por ejemplo: -Pienso que Alejandra Ruiz es la mejor bailarina. I think that Alejandra Ruiz is the best dancer. -¡Ustedes son los peores cantantes! You all are the worst singers!

EL SUPERLATIVO De is used after the adjective when the superlative comparison occurs within a group or category: Por ejemplo: -El concierto de ayer fue el más emocionante de todos. The concert yesterday was the most emotional of all.

EJEMPLOS Shakira is the most talented singer of all. Shakira es la cantante más talentosa de todos. I have as many clothes as my sister. Tengo tanta ropa como mi hermana. Manuel is more responsible than Julio. Manuel es más responsable que Julio. Silvia has less books than you. Silvia tiene menos libros que tú. I am older than my brother. Soy mayor que mi hermano. Julieta is as nice as Juana. Julieta es tan simpática como Juana.