SUPERLATIVES

The superlative
The superlative is used to highlight a characteristic of an object, person or animal, which is different from the rest of the group in which it is located. Let's see the general formula for writing sentences in superlative:

Subject + verb + the + adjective in superlative degree + object...

Let's see some examples:

Comparative :)

The comparative
As the name implies, we use the comparative in English to compare two objects or people. So that you understand a little better the structure of these sentences, here we leave the following the formula:

Subject + verb + adjective in comparative degree + than + object                                               Let's see some examples


 

Let's see some examples:

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EXERCISES

Simple Future (going to) - Exercises

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Escribe los verbos siguientes en future simple (going to).

1. Mr Potts (sell)  his house.
2. Our neighbours (spend)  their next holidays in the Caribbean.
3. I (move)  to another town.
4. My husband (build)  a tree house for the kids.
5. His friends (learn)  English.

Escribe los verbos en future simple (going to).

1. I (tell/not)  you the secret.
2. She (ring/not)  me.
3. We (invite/not)  him to our party.
4. Greg (work/not)  abroad.
5. Her parents (lend/not)  her any more money.

Redacta preguntas en future simple (going to).

1. (you/help/me) 
2. (she/study/in Glasgow) 
3. (they/paint/the room) 
4. (he/apply/for that job) 
5. (what/you/do)  about this?