Comparaciones de Desigualdad

Copyright © 2008 Vista Higher Learning. All rights reserved Both English and Spanish use superlatives to express the highest or lowest degree of.
COMPARISONS SUPERLATIVES menos interesante más grande tan sabroso como
Español 3 Unidad 2 Page 114. One of the ways to tell someone to do or not to do something is to use commands forms.
6.3 Comparatives and superlatives © and ® 2011 Vista Higher Learning, Inc Comparisons of inequality With adjectives, adverbs, nouns, and verbs, use.
Hazlo Ahora 1.En Espanol, escribe TRES frases de «Soy» 2.Como se dice en español? 1.Friend 2.Short 3.American 4.pretty.
Articles in Spanish Por Señora Myers. Paso 1: Identify a noun as masculine or feminine.
Hoy es lunes. La fecha es el 11 de noviembre
Diario 26 los superlativos con ísimo. -ísimo, -ísimos, -ísima, ísimas Los Superlativos FLD EHS.
Superlatives Grammar Essential #54. What are superlatives? Superlatives are made when one object/one group is compared to a larger group of many objects.
ANTE TODO Spanish and English use comparisons to indicate which of two people or things has a lesser, equal, or greater degree of a quality. Both languages.
Srta. Forgue El 26 de enero de  A tiempo  Ropa  Libro  Cuaderno  Bolígrafo La tarea de anoche fue: Hoja de trabajo (CP 41)
Superlatives ©2010 Teacher’s Discovery In English, you form superlatives the most by using the phrases “the most” and the leastthe “the least” or by.
SUPERLATIVOS.
Suffixes in Spanish ísimo ito.
Write 4 sentences to describe this photo. 2 with SER and 2 with ESTAR.
Quasimodo: Get out your weekend homework to be checked. Get out your test. If you did the test extra credit, get that out as well.
Comparisons of inequality
Octubre 7, Español 2: Cap. 2B pag. 110 Q: ¿Cuántos estudiantes hay en el salón de clases? ¿Dónde están? “Hay” means there is/ there are.
Describing and Making Comparisons #1 Comparatives adding –er to adj or using more 1.Más que: 2.Menos que: 3.Tanto como: 4.Más (ajective) que: 5.Menos (adj)
QUASIMODO Check your homework: 1.Los cuadernos son grandes 2.La profesora es de Michigan. 3.Los lápices son azules 4.La chica es inteligente 5.Los chicos.
 El diario  el lápiz  La computadora  El mapa  La foto Quasimodo: Masculine or Feminine? marker boardsmarkers erasers First person in each row grab.
Q UASIMODO : We need someone. Necesitamos a alguien. We don’t need anyone. No necesitamos a nadie.
Quasimodo:  Translate these sentences (note present tense)  They begin the quiz. Ellos empiezan la prueba.  He sleeps a lot. Él duerme mucho.  You.
8.4 Comparisons and superlatives ANTE TODO  Spanish and English use comparisons to indicate which of two people or things has a lesser, equal, or greater.
Español 2 El 19 de febrero Qué aprendo en ESPAÑOL 2 Capítulo 8 La AGENDA de HOY  Entregar mi permiso del video  Revisar para el Examen de Capítulo.
8.4 Comparisons and superlatives  Comparisons of inequality are formed by placing más (more) or menos (less) before adjectives, adverbs, and nouns and.
Gustar with Nouns By Sr. Correa. Gustar Gustar should be familiar. You learned how to use this with infinitives. Example: – Me gusta leer los libros –
Los adjetivos Adjectives are words that describe a noun.
Comparisons of inequality
Los adjetivos en español
ISIMO/ ISIMA: ***** To express something that is really or extremely one way or another.
Comparativos y superlativos
Los adjetivos Descriptivos
SER and SUBJECT PRONOUNS
Comparatives & Superlatives
First Grade Dual High Frequency Words
Subject pronouns, ser, Definite and Indefinite articles, Noun-adjective agreement Unit 1.2.
Comparatives and Superlatives
Quasimodo: Comparar las respuestas debajo con tus respuestas
Los adjetivos en español
Necesitan marcadores, borradores y pizarras blancas.
Los adjetivos Adjectives are words that describe a noun.
Superlatives.
[Insert face-palm here]
Comparativos y superlativos
Quasimodo: I posted this photo on Facebook and my friend (and former teacher) in Guatemala posted this response. Read her comment and try to answer the.
Capitulo 1B Y tu, ¿Cómo eres?
Los adjetivos Adjectives are words that describe a noun.
Subject pronouns, ser, Definite and Indefinite articles, Noun-adjective agreement Unit 1.2.
Kindergarten Spanish High Frequency Words
Quasimodo: Check your answers (Práctica from Superlatives notes)
QUASIMODO:.
Special Ending: -ísimo/a Sr. Peterson Español 2 Unit 4 Lesson B.
Quasimodo: Review the notes on the past tense + regular preterite verb conjugations.
Part II of your project.
Page 228 Realidades 1 Tener, Poner, Hacer.
Necesitan marcadores, borradores y pizarras blancas.
Quasimodo: Necesitan mover el escritorio al lado del escritorio de tu compañero de reloj 3 Necesitan una hoja de Matamoscas.
Quasimodo: Tienes que decir los versículos a un amigo.
Quasimodo: Prepárate para la prueba.
Quasimodo: Necesitan Vocabulario clave parte 2 ¡Repasa para la prueba!
Necesitan: Marcadores Borradores Pizarras blancas Quasimodo:
¿A qué hora empieza tu segunda clase?
Quasimodo There is a handout at the front. People in the front of the row please get one for each of the people in your row. Read the handout and compare.
Quasimodo: If you were here on Thursday:
Necesitan pizarras blancas, marcadores y borradores.
Comparatives.
Necesitan marcadores, borradores y pizarras blancas.
Nouns and Adjectives Notes