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Comparative and Superlative - Adjetivos Comparativos y Superlativos (Grados de Comparación)

Spanish Comparative and Superlative

All degrees of comparison may be expressed in Spanish by adverbs. The comparative of superiority is expressed by using más, ' more,' immediately before the adjective or adverb, and the comparative of inferiority by using menos, ' less,' in the same manner.

bueno          - good
más bueno      - better
menos bueno    - less good


temprano       - early
más temprano   - earlier
menos temprano - less early


aprisa         - quickly
más aprisa     - more quickly
menos aprisa   - less quickly

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Vocabulary

dessert - postre
owner - dueño
photos - fotografías
accident - accidente
bean - fríjol

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Exercises

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