más + adjective/adverb/noun + que

Los sujetos Subjects. Los sujetos singulares Yo = I Tú = You (informal) Él = he / Ella = she / Usted (ud) = you (formal)
Making comparisons Cap. 1B, pág. 53. How do we describe someone or something? Ser + adjective Brad Pitt es muy guapo. Not just descriptions….. what about.
S.W.B.A.T. Make comparisons. I will… Complete ACTS on p.208.
If there is no s in Spanish to show ownership, what do they use instead?
The Plurals of adjectives. Just as adjectives agree with a noun depending on whether its masculine or feminine, they also agree according to whether the.
The Plurals of adjectives
El Comparativo y El Superlativo
Recuerda que las palabras: Some expresa en Español: algunas / os y Many expresa en Español: muchas / os. Éstas palabras las usamos para expresar cantidades.
The Plurals of Adjectives
COMPARISONS COMPARISONS I want you to write down 3 comparisons using the words MORE, LESS, or AS. EXAMPLES: She is more athletic than Mike. He is less.
Comparatives.
Uses of Estar.
Comparative Forms Inequality… más (more)
Participios Pasados Esp. 3 H C.10. Formation Start with the infinitive Drop the last two letters Add the ADO / IDO ending.
Relative Pronouns Spanish Three Honors C.12.
Los artículos Understanding definite and indefinite articles.
Los Artículos Understanding Definite and Indefinite Articles in Spanish.
Comparatives.
La clase de inglés es más interesante que la clase de matemáticas.
The Present Tense of tener (to have)
Subject Pronouns and Ser
Lesson 7 Usage Comparisons, Joven and Pequeño. Comparisons To form the comparative we use más and menos. Tucker is más gordo que Steve. Tucker is more.
Lesson 8 Usage. Cerca (close) and lejos (far) are adverbs. Mis padres viven lejos. My parents live far away. Mi casa está cerca. My house is close by.
Lesson 3 Usage Costar, Mercado, Almacén, Artículo, Barato, Caro & Valer.
Agreement of mucho and ¿cuánto? with nouns
Comparatives Page 53 Realidades 2.
The teams are Japanese baseball teams they are the ninjas and the samurai Los equipos son los equipos japoneses de béisbol son los ninjas y samurais de.
Los dias de la semana.
Adjectives are frequently descriptive. That is, most often adjectives are used to describe a noun, or distinguish the noun from a group of similar objects.
Comparativo y superlativo
Español 2 el 5 de octubre. Making comparisons To compare people or things that are equal to one another, you use: tan+ adjective + como (as + adjective.
Español 2 el 1 de octubre Bell Dinger el 1 de octubre Complete Act. 4, p. 50 Complete Act. 4, p. 50.
Making comparisons In this slide show, well look at ways of expressing differences and similarities.
Los comparativos y superlativos
Comparisons There are 3 ways to compare things in any language. You can say more than (>), less than (
Español 4 Honores: Unidad 9 Gramática E y F. To compare things with one another: more than, less than, as…as Comparing people, activities, or things.
You are uglier than a chicken. Tu eres más feo que un pollo. You are less boring than my Uncle Bernie Tu eres menos aburrido que mi Tio Berni. You are.
Making Comparisons. To compare unequal or unalike persons, places and things, Spanish uses más (more) or menos (less) -¿Enrique, eres más alto que tu.
T RABAJO DE TIMBRE Translate to Spanish. 1. I am (not) tall. 2. He plays baseball. 3. We go to school. 4. They rest on the weekends. 5. I want to go for.
MAKING COMPARISONS R21B MP. ¿Recuerdas? There are several ways to compare things and people. Más + adjective + que Menos + adjective + que Mayor que /
Apuntes 30 de septiembre –primero de octubre Gustar y verbos parecidos (Gustar and similar verbs) ¿Te gustan las matemáticas? Do you like math? A mi madre.
In Spanish, adverbial clauses are commonly introduced by conjunctions
 When one person or thing is more or less than another person or thing.  EX: Spanish is more fun than history.  EX: Spanish is less difficult than.
Nothing Compares To You!
LOS ADVERBIOS - P Adverbs can modify __________, ___________, or other _____________. They often tell _______, ____________, ___________, __________,
Compariciones en español. unequal comparisons differences between people/things más + adjective, adverb or noun + que (more) (than) Los estudiantes están.
Making Comparisons Notes #14. Making Comparisons Notes #14  Standard 1.2: Students understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety.
Making comparisons. To say that people or things are unequal. más más + [adjective, adverb, noun] + que Unequal Comparisons.
APUNTES #1 - COMPARATIVES.
Question formation Preview Sí or no No and not Question words
Comparaciones Tan ..adjective…como= As adjective as
Las Comparaciones. When a comparison doesn’t involve an adjective, you use these phrases:
Comparatives.
Quantity How much? How many?
Los números Mathematical problem solving Existence/Non-existence Quantity How much? How many?
Comparatives Equalities.
Indefinite Articles and ¿Cuánto?, mucho, and poco
Unequal comparisons.
Phrases for making comparisons in Spanish
 As you know when we talk about comparison is essential to talk about adjectives.  Important: Adjectives must match in gender and number to nouns they.
 Comparisons are used to compare two people or things. In English, we form them by adding –er to the end of a word or by using the words more, less,
Vocabulario Los Tainos El imperfecto Comparaciones.
Comparisons & Superlatives. There are three types of comparisons – Equality as … as not as … as as many as as much as.
Comparatives Two nouns may be seen as having more, or less, of a characteristic than another. To express this, the Comparative construction is used: When.
U3L2. Comparatives Comparatives (comparativos) are expressions used to compare two or more people or things. In English, comparative adjectives are formed.
Comparativo y superlativo
Articles Definite and indefinite. Agree in gender and number gendernumberarticlenounarticlenoun mascsingularEl (the)chicoUn (a)chico mascpluralLos (the)chicosUnos.
Comparatives.
Comparativo y superlativo