Comparisons of equality

Comparativos y Superlativos.
Comparisons of equality
Subject Pronouns & Ser Spanish II.
Los Comparativos.
Comparaciones que no son iguales
Comparaciones Iguales
Español II Semestre 1 Repaso.
Saquen Agendas: Libro: pg. 24 #24; pg.27 #5
Unequal comparisons.
Objective:  The student will be able to compare people or things.
Palabras de comparación
Frases de Comparación.
Leccion Preliminar p “Guía de restaurantes”
Comparatives. What is it? Oddly enough, we use comparatives to compare two things. So far, we’ve learned how to compare things using the phrase “más ….
USING COMPARISONS TO DESCRIBE PEOPLE (Similies) Common Spanish Expressions.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Making comparisons.
Comparisons of regular adjectives “Abriendo Paso – Gramática” pg. 94
ComparativosySuperlativos.  Comparing two different things El conejo corre más rápido que la tortuga.  Comparing the same thing Bla, bla… Ella habla.
Superlatives Superlatives are the higher form of comparisons. La pizza es mejor que la pasta, pero el postre es el mejor. The pizza is better than the.
Comparatives and Superlatives. Unequal comparisons To say something is more or less use Mas que or menos que Ellos salen mas que nosotros. They go out.
Craig Thomas B.A..  When things being compared have equal characteristics, the comparison of equality is used.  The book is as good as the movie. The.
Making Comparisons.  In Spanish, comparisons are made by placing “más (more)” or “menos (less)” before an adjective and “que” after it. ◦ -¿Enrique,
Cosas en la mesa.
3.6.3 Ordering in a Restaurant. The waitperson might say: You might say: ¿Ya sabe(n) qué va(n) a pedir? Recomiendo la especialidad de la casa. ¿Qué le(s)
Comparisons of equality Making comparisons. To compare qualities of people or things that are the same or equal: Use this formula: tan + adjective or.
Making comparisons In this slide show, we’ll look at ways of expressing differences and similarities.
Los comparativos. What do comparatives do? Let us say if things are different or equal To describe things.
Possessive Adjectives
Making comparisons.
Comparaciones Aligns with unit objective: “Students can compare people and things in Spanish.”
Comparisons of Equality
Comparaciones que no son iguales Lección Preliminar Texto p.22.
‘Ser’: To be The use of the verb ‘ser’ This verb is used to describe people and things. For example: He is tall. They are pretty. We are smart.
U3L2. Comparatives Comparatives (comparativos) are expressions used to compare two or more people or things. In English, comparative adjectives are formed.
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.
Possessive Adjectives Adjectives DESCRIBE nouns, correct? Well, they can also show possession.
Expression of Equality. But first…..a review Comparisons of Inequality Más + adjective + que Más + adjective + que –Iris is taller than Samuel = Iris.
Making comparisons.
Unequal and Equal Comparisons
Comparisons of equality and quantity 1B. To compare qualities of people or things that are the same or equal: Use this formula: Tan + adjective or adverb.
1._________________________ 2.________________________ 3._______________________ 4. ________________________ 5. ________________________ 6. ________________________.
Making Comparisons Chapter 1B. Remember…  más + adjective + que Yo soy más inteligente que Laura  Menos + adjective + que Laura es menos inteligente.
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES Capítulo 3 Voces 1. What is a possessive adjective? shows ownership or relationships between people or things shows ownership or.
Phrases for Making Comparisons ¡Qué Divertido!. Several phrases are used to compare things. Here are some examples of how we use them. Más que= More than.
Tan / Tanto comparisons.
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.
Los comparativos Use these expressions with adjectives to compare things. The adjective agrees in gender and number with the FIRST thing specified.
Ser means “to be” For each person (I, you, he, she, we, you all, they), there is a specific conjugation (verb form)
Avancemos Capítulo preliminar
COMPARATIVES COMPARACIONES. COMPARISONS OF A HIGHER DEGREE To express inequality of a higher degree in English you say tall er, small er, short er, fast.
yo mi padre mi prima mis padres mis primas
UNIDAD 3 – LECCIÓN 2 Lunes, diesciseis de noviembre del dos mil quince Objetivos de lección 2: 1.SWBAT talk about family 2.Ask and tell ages 3.Express.
 El chico es alta más que ella. o El chico es más alto que ella.  Tenemos menos que veinte libros. o Tenemos menos de veinte libros.  Yo canto más bueno.
Page 82 Possessive Adjectives Possessive Adjectives Here are the possessive adjectives in English: my, your, his, her, our, and their.
2.1 2 nd Year Los Apuntes: Possessive Adjectives & Pronouns.
Comparatives Comparisons of inequality More ______than Less _______than.
Unit 1A Labolengua Possessive adjectives and verbs.
Sra. Kimbrough WHS Spanish 2 Possessive Adjectives my = mi / mis your = tu / tus his = su / sus her = su / sus its = su / sus our = nuestro, a / nuestros,
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.
Repaso del capítulo What will be on our quiz? Vocab and conjugation tables form verbs on front page of the packet Comparisons of equality Tan Tanto(s),
Comparisons & Superlatives In Spanish, inequality is expressed by using one of the following formulas: más (menos) + adjective + que más (menos) + adverb.
Comparaciones. El Comparativo y el Superlativo Comparisons: In English –we add “-er” to short adjectives & use “more” before long adjectives. –Ex. He.
Comparisions of equality Which are the Comparisons of equality the most common way that Spanish uses to indicate that two people or things are equally.
Comparisons of Equality
Avancemos 3 – Lección Preliminar
Superlatives In English, Superlatives are when we use adjectives with an “est” as a suffix. For example, the fastest runner, the tallest girl, etc.
Las comparaciones, por Guzman
Food Vocab.