This video is excellent; it clearly explains how to use and form comparative and superlative adjectives in English, with simple and easy-to-understand examples.
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El video nos habla sobre los adjetivos comparativos y superlativos: Estos son utilizados para comparar diferentes cosas o describir el grado de una cualidad particular en comparación a otras. Comparative ( 2 cosas o personas) Su estructura es: comparative adjectives + than Superlative ( Grupo ) Su estructura es: the + superlative adjective ORACIONES: My dog is the fastest runner in the neighborhood, but yours is even faster. Sarah is the tallest student in our class, but Jack is taller than her.
Comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare differences between two or more nouns. Thank you teacher for teaching us the use of these adjectives.
Professor Diego Armijos explains the topic clearly and concisely, using easy-to-understand examples. I find the table summarizing the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives very helpful. I also liked the final activity where the professor asks us to compare the people in the image using the adjectives we learned.
Excellent video, it explains about adjectives when they are used, how they are formed and some rules for irregular adjectives. The video also provides some rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives with irregular adjectives. Thank you.
This video is great! It is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you for the explanation. Comparative: The guy in Box A has a cap that matches what he wears, while the guy in Box B has a vest that distinguishes him. Superlative: The girl in the bluest jacket looks friendliest with her best friends
The information is very interesting, as it deals with comparative adjectives, which are used to compare two things. And superlative adjectives, which are used to describe something as the best of three or more things. Good video.
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Excellent information, a great contribution to knowledge, as it is important to learn these rules and adjectives when putting this language into practice. LESLY JUMBO ESCOBAR - August 7, 2024
Excellent video, it explains about adjectives when they are used, how they are formed and some rules for irregular adjectives. Excellent information, professor.
Thank you teacher for teaching us the use of these adjectives 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Comparative: "Maria new house is bigger than her old apartment" Superlative: You're the best!
Excellent Video, I think it's great, since it shows how to use comparative and superlative adjectives to compare different things or to describe the degree of a quality. This video provides us with very common examples. I liked the excellent quality of the Video!
I think it is an excellent video, since it clearly explains how to use and form comparative and superlative adjectives in English and, above all, it gives practical examples that are easy to understand.
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This video offers a comprehensive explanation of comparative and superlative adjectives, which are essential elements in English grammar for making comparisons. The mister covers the basic rules, including when and how to use these forms, and provides clear examples to illustrate the concepts. The video is well-structured, starting with simple comparisons using adjectives like "old" and "cheap," and progressing to more complex rules involving irregular adjectives and longer forms. The use of visuals and practical examples, such as comparing a mouse and an elephant or discussing the superlative form of "good" to "best," makes the content accessible and easy to understand.
Hello, Teacher. I wrote an example of comparative adjective using the example of your video: The guy in picture B is more serious than the guy in picture A. Thank you for the lesson, it was so clear and nice.
¡What a clear and educational video! I loved how you explained comparative and superlative adjectives in detail and with visual examples that facilitate understanding. The structure you used to teach the rules was very useful, especially in distinguishing the formation patterns of the comparatives and superlatives. Also, the practical examples and images made the class very interactive. Excellent work!👏
Excellent explanation teacher, the video on Comparative and Superlative Adjectives is very well structured and clear. I really appreciate the way you explain the rules and exceptions with practical and easy to understand examples.
In the video about comparative and superlative adjectives in English, it is clearly explained how to form them correctly. They also explain how to form superlatives for one-syllable adjectives and when to double the final consonant. They talk about the use of 'more' with two or more syllable adjectives and how to use irregular adjectives. Good video :)
Comparative and superlative adjectives are a very interesting topic, and from the video, I understood that comparative adjectives are used to compare two elements, such as "taller" or "less interesting." Superlative adjectives are used to highlight an extreme among several elements, like "the tallest" or "the least interesting."
Good video teacher! In the video he explains it very well use comparative adjectives + than to compare two things and in the superlative use the + superlative(superletiv) adjective to say which is the bigger, best in a group.
Excellent explanation. I understood that comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare different things or describe the degree of a particular quality in comparison to others. We use comparative (things or people) comparative adjectives + than. For example: My best friend is taller than me. We use superlative (Group) the + superlative adjective. For example: Everest is the largest mountain in the world.
Pesent here, Cevallos Perez Wilson Mauricio. Great video! The explanation of comparative and superlative adjectives is clear and easy to understand. I learned that comparative adjectives are used with "than" to compare two things, like "The mouse is smaller than the elephant." Superlative adjectives, on the other hand, describe the highest degree of a quality within a group, using "the" + superlative adjective followed by "in" + place, such as "I am the best teacher in the world." The examples really help illustrate how to use them correctly.
LESLY JUMBO ESCOBAR- August 7, 2024 Excellent information, a great contribution to knowledge, as it is important to learn these rules and adjectives when putting this language into practice.
Excellent video teacher, It helped me a lot to understand the topic. Comparative: john is taller than Peter. Superlative: John is the tallest in. The class
Excellent video, without a doubt your videos are very helpful to us to understand and learn more about new topics every day, the video is very interesting, I will be attentive to more videos.👍
Comparative and superlative adjectives serve to compare differences between two or more nouns and to show the extreme or highest degree of a quality among three or more nouns, respectively.
very good video teacher explaining very well how to use the comparative and the superlative, a different example for each one would be: comparative: The guy in picture A has a more modern style compared to the guy in picture B. superlative: The woman with the straight hair is the shyest in the group.
Wonderful video. I learned about comparative and superlative adjectives to compare different things or describe a quality. Thank you teacher for teaching us well.
Very good video, teacher. This tool is a clear guide to learn the uses of comparative and superlative adjectives, along with the necessary grammar rules, to formulate sentences.
Excellent video Comparative: The guy in picture B is more serious than the guy in picture A. Superlative: The woman with the curly hair is the smollest in the group.
Comparative and superlative adjectives are essential in English because they allow you to accurately describe and differentiate items. Comparatives are used to compare two items, indicating which has more or less of a specific quality, such as John is taller than Mike, which facilitates more detailed communication. On the other hand, superlatives single out one item as having the most or least amount of a quality within a group, as in She is the smartest student in her class, which simplifies comparison in situations involving multiple items. These adjectives are crucial for expressing relationships and establishing hierarchies clearly and effectively.
Student: Enma Salinas Excellent video, and some examples of the topic could be: COMPARATIVE: My new laptop is lighter than my old one. SUPERLATIVE: Martha is the tallest person in our class.
Superlative adjectives are more interesting than comparative adjectives because they indicate that an element has the maximum quantity or quality of something within a group or set.
good educational video, with this information it helps us use adjectives, comparatives and superlatives. very interesting
Good information about comparative and superlative adjectives
Good video, clearly explained how to use and form comparative and superlative adjectives in English, with practical and easy to understand examples.
This video is excellent; it clearly explains how to use and form comparative and superlative adjectives in English, with simple and easy-to-understand examples.
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El video nos habla sobre los adjetivos comparativos y superlativos: Estos son utilizados para comparar diferentes cosas o describir el grado de una cualidad particular en comparación a otras.
Comparative ( 2 cosas o personas)
Su estructura es: comparative adjectives + than
Superlative ( Grupo )
Su estructura es: the + superlative adjective
ORACIONES:
My dog is the fastest runner in the neighborhood, but yours is even faster.
Sarah is the tallest student in our class, but Jack is taller than her.
Comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare differences between two or more nouns.
Thank you teacher for teaching us the use of these adjectives.
Professor Diego Armijos explains the topic clearly and concisely, using easy-to-understand examples. I find the table summarizing the rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives very helpful. I also liked the final activity where the professor asks us to compare the people in the image using the adjectives we learned.
Thanks for the information on comparative and superlative adjectives.
Very good video and excelent gramatical information
Excellent video, it explains about adjectives when they are used, how they are formed and some rules for irregular adjectives. The video also provides some rules for forming comparative and superlative adjectives with irregular adjectives. Thank you.
This video is great! It is very clear and easy to understand. Thank you for the explanation.
Comparative:
The guy in Box A has a cap that matches what he wears, while the guy in Box B has a vest that distinguishes him.
Superlative:
The girl in the bluest jacket looks friendliest with her best friends
Very good video, teacher, I have learned a little more about comparative and superlative abjectives, thank you very much.
The information is very interesting, as it deals with comparative adjectives, which are used to compare two things. And superlative adjectives, which are used to describe something as the best of three or more things. Good video.
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Excellent information, a great contribution to knowledge, as it is important to learn these rules and adjectives when putting this language into practice. LESLY JUMBO ESCOBAR - August 7, 2024
Excellent video, it explains about adjectives when they are used, how they are formed and some rules for irregular adjectives. Excellent information, professor.
Great video and clear explanation. Thank you, teacher, for showing us how to use these adjectives.
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Comparative: "Maria new house is bigger than her old apartment"
Superlative: You're the best!
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Excellent Video, I think it's great, since it shows how to use comparative and superlative adjectives to compare different things or to describe the degree of a quality. This video provides us with very common examples. I liked the excellent quality of the Video!
I think it is an excellent video, since it clearly explains how to use and form comparative and superlative adjectives in English and, above all, it gives practical examples that are easy to understand.
Excellent explanation by the teacher, the information is very clear and precise
Wow, your explanations are so clear and easy to understand. You make learning English enjoyable and accessible for everyone. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us!
This video offers a comprehensive explanation of comparative and superlative adjectives, which are essential elements in English grammar for making comparisons. The mister covers the basic rules, including when and how to use these forms, and provides clear examples to illustrate the concepts. The video is well-structured, starting with simple comparisons using adjectives like "old" and "cheap," and progressing to more complex rules involving irregular adjectives and longer forms. The use of visuals and practical examples, such as comparing a mouse and an elephant or discussing the superlative form of "good" to "best," makes the content accessible and easy to understand.
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Everything is very detailed with its respective examples.
Hello, Teacher. I wrote an example of comparative adjective using the example of your video: The guy in picture B is more serious than the guy in picture A. Thank you for the lesson, it was so clear and nice.
¡What a clear and educational video! I loved how you explained comparative and superlative adjectives in detail and with visual examples that facilitate understanding. The structure you used to teach the rules was very useful, especially in distinguishing the formation patterns of the comparatives and superlatives. Also, the practical examples and images made the class very interactive. Excellent work!👏
Very good video, teacher, I have learned a little more about comparative and superlative
Excellent explanation teacher, the video on Comparative and Superlative Adjectives is very well structured and clear. I really appreciate the way you explain the rules and exceptions with practical and easy to understand examples.
In the video about comparative and superlative adjectives in English, it is clearly explained how to form them correctly. They also explain how to form superlatives for one-syllable adjectives and when to double the final consonant. They talk about the use of 'more' with two or more syllable adjectives and how to use irregular adjectives. Good video :)
Comparative and superlative adjectives are a very interesting topic, and from the video, I understood that comparative adjectives are used to compare two elements, such as "taller" or "less interesting." Superlative adjectives are used to highlight an extreme among several elements, like "the tallest" or "the least interesting."
This video helped me a lot, thank you very much teacher, now I know how to use them correctly
Comparative and superlative adjectives
To describe and compare characteristics between people, objects or situations, which makes them an essential tool in everyday language.
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Good video teacher! In the video he explains it very well use comparative adjectives + than to compare two things and in the superlative use the + superlative(superletiv) adjective to say which is the bigger, best in a group.
The examples are quite understandable. Thanks for the information
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Excellent explanation. I understood that comparative and superlative adjectives are used to compare different things or describe the degree of a particular quality in comparison to others.
We use comparative (things or people) comparative adjectives + than. For example: My best friend is taller than me.
We use superlative (Group) the + superlative adjective. For example: Everest is the largest mountain in the world.
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Pesent here, Cevallos Perez Wilson Mauricio. Great video! The explanation of comparative and superlative adjectives is clear and easy to understand. I learned that comparative adjectives are used with "than" to compare two things, like "The mouse is smaller than the elephant." Superlative adjectives, on the other hand, describe the highest degree of a quality within a group, using "the" + superlative adjective followed by "in" + place, such as "I am the best teacher in the world." The examples really help illustrate how to use them correctly.
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LESLY JUMBO ESCOBAR- August 7, 2024 Excellent information, a great contribution to knowledge, as it is important to learn these rules and adjectives when putting this language into practice.
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It helped me a lot to understand the topic.
Comparative: john is taller than Peter.
Superlative: John is the tallest in. The class
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The city of Machala is larger than the city of Pasaje.
The University of Machala is the largest in Ecuador.
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Great video with a good explanation, example:
My horse is the fastest runner in the field but yours is even faster.
Excellent video covers very well the topic of comparatives and superlatives adjectives and their structure in sentences. I like it.
Comparative and superlative adjectives serve to compare differences between two or more nouns and to show the extreme or highest degree of a quality among three or more nouns, respectively.
very good video teacher explaining very well how to use the comparative and the superlative, a different example for each one would be:
comparative:
The guy in picture A has a more modern style compared to the guy in picture B. superlative:
The woman with the straight hair is the shyest in the group.
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I learned about comparative and superlative adjectives to compare different things or describe a quality.
Thank you teacher for teaching us well.
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Excelente video sobre adjetivos comparativos y superlativos
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Very good video, teacher. This tool is a clear guide to learn the uses of comparative and superlative adjectives, along with the necessary grammar rules, to formulate sentences.
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Comparativo: The guy in picture A is more colorful than the guy in picture B
Superlativo: The red apple is the biggest apple.
Great video.
Comparative (The book is cheaper than the pencil)
Superlative (The girl is the best at combining clothes)
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Comparative:
The guy in picture B is more serious than the guy in picture A.
Superlative:
The woman with the curly hair is the smollest in the group.
Comparative and superlative adjectives are essential in English because they allow you to accurately describe and differentiate items. Comparatives are used to compare two items, indicating which has more or less of a specific quality, such as John is taller than Mike, which facilitates more detailed communication. On the other hand, superlatives single out one item as having the most or least amount of a quality within a group, as in She is the smartest student in her class, which simplifies comparison in situations involving multiple items. These adjectives are crucial for expressing relationships and establishing hierarchies clearly and effectively.
Excellent explanation of comparative and superlative adjectives! The examples and rules were very clear and helpful.
Student: Enma Salinas
Excellent video, and some examples of the topic could be:
COMPARATIVE: My new laptop is lighter than my old one.
SUPERLATIVE: Martha is the tallest person in our class.
Superlative adjectives are more interesting than comparative adjectives because they indicate that an element has the maximum quantity or quality of something within a group or set.
Excellent video
Comparative: This sweater is less expensive than that one.
Superlative: My house is the largest one in our neighborhood.
Thank you
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Thank you teacher for teaching us the use of these adjectives.
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My younger sister is taller than my older sister.
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The Vatican city is the smallest city in the world
Platinum is rarer than gold
Very good explanation, teacher
The weather in July is hotter than in May.
The Antarctica is the coldest place on Earth
thank you for your explanation teacher
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Comparativo: This car is better, but it's much more expensive.
Superlativo: Sandra is the tallest person in the office.
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