This document provides a table comparing the use of adjectives in the comparative and superlative form in English. It lists various adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms, along with examples of their meanings in Spanish. The table shows how the suffixes "-er" and "-est" are generally used to form the comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives in English.
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Comparative and Superlative
This document provides a table comparing the use of adjectives in the comparative and superlative form in English. It lists various adjectives and their comparative and superlative forms, along with examples of their meanings in Spanish. The table shows how the suffixes "-er" and "-est" are generally used to form the comparative and superlative degrees of adjectives in English.
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Comparative and superlative
Adjective Comparative Superlative meaning Comparative Superlative
example example Big Bigger than The Biggest Grande Hot Hotter than The Hottest Caliente Fat Fatter than The Fattest Gorda Thin Thinner than The Thinnest Delgada Sad Sadder than The Saddest Triste *Wet Wetter than The Wettest Mojado *Low Lower than The Lowest Bajo *New Newer than The Newest Nuevo Tall Taller than The Tallest Alta Small Smaller than The smallest Pequeña Old Older/Elder The Oldest/Eldest Viejo than Warm Warmer than The Warmest Cálido Slow Slower than The Slowest Lento Cheap Cheaper than The Cheapest Barato Soft Softer than The Softest Suave Young Younger than The Youngest Joven Long Longer than The Longest Largo Deep Deeper than The Deepest Profundo Dark Darker than The Darkest Oscuro Clean Cleaner than The Cleanest Limpio Fast Faster than The Fastest Rápido Large Larger than The Largest Largo Nice Nicer than The Nicest Bonito Brave Braver than The Bravest Valiente Late Later than The Latest Tarde Wise Wiser than The Wisest Sabio Heavy Heavier than The Heaviest Pesado Dry Drier than The Driest Seco Dirty Dirtier than The Dirtiest Sucio Happy Happier than The Happiest Feliz Early Earlier than The Earliest Temprano Easy Easier than The Easiest Fácil Expensive More expensive The Most Caro than espensive Comfortable More The Most Cómodo comfortable comfortable than Delicious More delicious The Most Delicioso than delicious Beautiful More beautiful The Most Hermoso than beautiful Difficult More difficult The Most difficult Difícil than Important More important The Most Importante than important Generous More generous The Most Generoso than generous Intelligent More intelligent The More Inteligente than intelligent *Good/well Better than The Best Bueno Far Further/Farther The Lejos than Furthest/Farthest Bad Worse than The Worst Malo Little Less than The Least Poco Many More than The Most Mucho