Comparisons of equality

Comparisons of equality
Español 1 Capítulo 11 Página 366
Formas regulares / irregulares
ARTÍCULOS Y SUSTANTIVOS Srta. Phillips. The name of a person, place, or thing is a noun. In Spanish, every noun has a gender, either masculine or feminine.
Notes and Practice Exercises for Spanish Students
Comparatives Inequalities. If two things are not equal, they are unequal. We are not the same height. You are taller than I. The two items do not cost.
Objective:  The student will be able to compare people or things.
Adjectives agree in gender and number with the persons or things they describe. Masculine adjectives usually end in -o and feminine adjectives usually.
Frases de Comparación.
Comparatives Sr. Arias Comparatives You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
Comparatives Gramática 3.2.
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 ….
Articles Español 1.
Comparisons of regular adjectives “Abriendo Paso – Gramática” pg. 94
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.
Articles are words that are linked to nouns that have a grammatical function of identifying the noun rather than describing it. There are two types of.
Comparativo y superlativo.
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.
Capítulo: 4. The definite articles in Spanish can be used to say the with a specific noun. They have different forms that agree with their noun in gender.
Hoy es miércoles, el 11 de diciembre
Español 2 – Capítulo 1 Comparison of Adjectives © Sandra Hoffmann 2006 Redmond High School.
Comparaciones Aligns with unit objective: “Students can compare people and things in Spanish.”
 To know someone or be familiar with something  The yo form is irregular in present tense, otherwise it is a regular –er verb (yo) conozco (nosotros)
Definite and Indefinite Articles
Comparisons of Equality
Superlatives Español 2-2 Sra. Carpinella. What are superlatives? Superlatives are made when one object/one group is compared to a larger group of many.
¿Recuerdan? Remember: Many comparisons in English end in –er; such as bigger, smaller, taller, shorter. To relay this same meaning use the following comparisons.
U3L2. Comparatives Comparatives (comparativos) are expressions used to compare two or more people or things. In English, comparative adjectives are formed.
La pregunta: Read the Fondo Cultural on page 279, as you listen to the Juanes music clip. Then, write a sentence that compares Juanes’ music with some.
Sustantivos (nouns)¿Qué piensan Uds? (What do you think?) Significa… (It means...) Miembros La oportunidad el ajedrez Jugar a los bolos Los ensayos El.
What is an adjective?.  An adjective is a word that describes (or modifies) a noun.  In Spanish the adjective must match the noun it describes in gender.
Las comparaciones más ____ que ____ (more ____ than ____)
Expression of Equality. But first…..a review Comparisons of Inequality Más + adjective + que Más + adjective + que –Iris is taller than Samuel = Iris.
Making comparisons.
Adjectives p. 8 Avancemos 2 Adjectives Remember that adjectives describe people, places, and things.
Superlatives Page 400 Superlatives  In English, Superlatives are when we use adjectives with an “est” as a suffix.  For example, the fastest runner,
Comparaciones Igualdad = y desigualdad ≠ Tres casos Look at these three sentences: ◦Fred is as tall as John. ◦Fred is taller than Bob. ◦Fred is the tallest.
Comparatives Page 53 Realidades 2 Comparatives You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
Making Comparisons Chapter 1B. Remember…  más + adjective + que Yo soy más inteligente que Laura  Menos + adjective + que Laura es menos inteligente.
Spanish Sentence Structure How can we make better sentences?
Tan / Tanto comparisons.
Gramática 8.1 Demonstrative adjectives
Los Adjetivos.
COPY THE RED NOTES DEFINITE ARTICLES. In Spanish all nouns belong to one of two genders: Masculine and Feminine Masculine nouns usually end in “o” and.
Comparatives of Nouns and the Superlative
Capítulo 1 20 of The name of a person, place, or thing is a _____. In Spanish, every noun has a _______, either masculine or feminine. Almost all.
Bellwork Copy your DLT I can recall vocabulary to say what I have, what I need, and to talk about my classes. I can use indefinite articles and adjectives.
Possessive Adjectives. Possessive Adjectives are used to show ownership or a relationship between people and/or things. Possessive Adjectives is Spanish,
LAS COMPARACIONES Y SUPERLATIVOS
Capítulo 1 Adjetivos (Adjectives). Words that describe people and things are called ADJECTIVES (adjetivos): 1. In Spanish, most adjectives have both masculine.
To make a comparison or differentiation between two nouns, use más/menos + noun + que. Hoy hay menos gente que ayer en el teatro. Comparación de sustantivos.
Nouns and Adjectives. Plural Articles Definite articles = the el las la los Indefinite articles = a, ansome una ununos unas.
Comparatives Comparisons of inequality More ______than Less _______than.
Adjetivos y pronombres demostrativos miércoles, el 18 de noviembre.
Adjective Agreement Adjectives must agree with what they are describing by number (Singular/Plural) and gender (Masculine/Feminine). The adjective will.
Adjectives agree in gender and number with the persons or things they describe. Masculine adjectives usually end in -o and feminine adjectives.
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.
Definite & indefinite articles The articles el, la, los & las are definite articles and mean “the” when translated into English. Use these when talking.
Adjetivos posesivos Possesive Adjectives. Adjetivos posesivos Possessive adjectives are used to indicate that something belongs to someone or to establish.
Propósito # 19: ¿Cómo practicamos mas con los artículos? L.O: to understand the use of definite & indefinite articles Actividad Inicial: Copy and re-write.
Comparisons of Equality
JUGAR to play a sport or a game
Comparatives.
Comparaciones.
Superlatives Page 280 Realidades 1.
Superlatives Page 280 Realidades 1.
Saying which is the best