Actividad 1
En esta actividad, practicaremos los comparativos y superlativos en inglés. Lee cada enunciado y elige la opción correcta.
- She is ___________ than her sister. (tall / taller / tallest)
- This book is ___________ than that one. (interesting / more interesting / most interesting)
- My house is ___________ in the neighborhood. (big / bigger / biggest)
- He is ___________ student in the class. (smart / smarter / smartest)
- They have ___________ children. (many / more / most)
- This is ___________ song I’ve ever heard. (good / better / best)
- She is ___________ dancer in the group. (talented / more talented / most talented)
- It is ___________ movie I’ve ever seen. (scary / scarier / scariest)
- My brother is ___________ than me. (old / older / oldest)
- This city is ___________ than the one I visited last year. (beautiful / more beautiful / most beautiful)
Actividad 2
En esta segunda actividad, completaremos las frases utilizando los comparativos o superlativos de las palabras entre paréntesis.
- New York City is ___________ (large) city in the United States.
- This is the ___________ (expensive) restaurant I’ve ever been to.
- My sister is ___________ (tall) person in our family.
- This book is ___________ (interesting) than the one I read last week.
- He is ___________ (good) player on the team.
- That movie was ___________ (boring) one I’ve ever seen.
- She is ___________ (hardworking) student in her class.
- It was ___________ (hot) day of the year.
- My dog is ___________ (friendly) than her dog.
- Spanish is ___________ (easy) language to learn.
Actividad 3
A continuación, encontrarás una serie de frases incompletas. Utiliza los comparativos y superlativos de las palabras entre paréntesis para completarlas.
- That movie was ___________ (scary) one I’ve ever seen.
- My sister is ___________ (young) person in our family.
- This car is ___________ (fast) than the previous model.
- He is ___________ (intelligent) student in the class.
- It was ___________ (interesting) book I’ve ever read.
- That was ___________ (delicious) cake I’ve ever tasted.
- This city is ___________ (beautiful) than I expected.
- My brother is ___________ (good) at playing the guitar.
- She is ___________ (talented) singer in the band.
- It is the ___________ (amazing) view I’ve ever seen.
Respuestas:
- taller
- more interesting
- bigger
- smartest
- more
- the best
- the most talented
- the scariest
- older
- more beautiful
- largest
- most expensive
- tallest
- more interesting
- the best
- the most boring
- the hardest working
- the hottest
- friendlier
- the easiest
- the scariest
- the youngest
- faster
- the most intelligent
- the most interesting
- the most delicious
- more beautiful
- the best
- the most talented
- the most amazing
📝 Entiende los comparativos y superlativos
1. Para formar el comparativo en inglés, generalmente se agrega «-er» al adjetivo si es corto, como «tall» (alto), y se usa «more» delante del adjetivo si es largo, como «beautiful» (hermoso). Por ejemplo, «She is taller than him» (Ella es más alta que él) o «He is more beautiful than her» (Él es más hermoso que ella).
2. Para formar el superlativo en inglés, se agrega «-est» al adjetivo si es corto, como «fast» (rápido), y se usa «the most» delante del adjetivo si es largo, como «interesting» (interesante). Por ejemplo, «It is the fastest car» (Es el coche más rápido) o «She is the most interesting person» (Ella es la persona más interesante).
3. Algunos adjetivos en inglés tienen formas irregulares para formar los comparativos y superlativos. Por ejemplo, el comparativo de «good» (bueno) es «better» (mejor) y el superlativo es «the best» (el/la mejor). También, el comparativo de «bad» (malo) es «worse» (peor) y el superlativo es «the worst» (el/la peor). Es importante aprender estas formas irregulares y practicar su uso en diferentes contextos.
Otras actividades: