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    This document contains a list of vocabulary words in Spanish related to books, stories, and the arts. It also includes grammar notes on forming comparatives and superlatives in English. The vocabulary words are adjectives like "shy", "confident", and "selfish" as well as nouns like "magnifying glass", "illustrator", and "special effects". The grammar section explains that short adjectives form comparatives by adding "-er", adjectives ending in "-y" change the "-y" to "-i" and add "-er", and long adjectives use "more" plus the adjective. It also provides instructions for forming superlative forms.

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    VOCABULARY UNIT 4-6º

    Shy: Tímido/a Beautiful: Hermosa/o


    Confident: Seguro/a, confiado/a Magnifying glass: Lupa
    Generous: Generoso/a Illustrator: Ilustrador
    Selfish: Egoísta Illustrations: Ilustraciones
    Mean: Ruin A play: Una obra
    Kind: Amable Special effects: Efectos
    Naughty: Travieso/a especiales
    Careful: Cuidadoso/a Script: Guión
    Lazy: Perezoso/a Fantasy: Fantasía
    Hard-working: Tarabajador/a Novel: Novela
    Difficult: Difícil Love-story: Historia de amor
    Interesting: Interesante Poetry: Poesía
    Clever: Inteligente Christmas carol: Villancico
    Famous: Famoso/a Series: serie
    Exciting: Emocionante

    Grammar:
    Comparatives:
    Short adjectives: Add the adjective suffix –er-. Adjectives form
    the Consonant + Vowel + Consonant, double the final consonant
    and add -er-.
    Adjectives ending in –y-: Change –y- to –i- and add –er-.
    Long adjectives: Use the form More + adjective + than.
    Irregular comparatives: Use the irregular comparative + than.
    Superlatives:
    Short adjectives: Add the adjective suffix –est-. Adjectives form
    the Consonant + Vowel + Consonant, double the final consonant
    and add -est-.
    Adjectives ending in –y-: Change –y- to –i- and add –est-.
    Long adjectives: Use the form the most + adjective.
    Irregular superlatives: Use the + irregular superlative.
    Review of Present simple

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