Assignment 3.

2: Parts of Speech in Simple Present Sentences

Keishla M. Rosado Hernández
Administración de Empresas - NUC University College - División Online
ENGL 1010
Nombre Profesora Crystal Cotto
Fecha de entrega: 18 de agosto 2022
 Comparatives and Superlatives
Assignment 3.2 (Points: 24)

Instructions:

1. In this assignment, you will use the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives and
adverbs to write about two or more objects, places, people or actions. Write a sentence
for each adjective or adverb from the table below in the following form:
a. The basic form of the word.
b. The comparative form of the word.
c. The superlative form of the word.
2. You may use the following examples as a guide. Notice the underlined and bold words in
each of the examples:
Ex: The weather is nice today. (basic)
The weather was nicer yesterday than it is today. (comparative)
Last week, we had the nicest weather. (superlative)

Adjective or Basic Form Comparative Form Superlative Form

Adverb (1pt. each) (1 pt. each) (1 pt. each)
The almond milk has a Coconut milk has the
The cow’s milk is
Good better flavor than soy best flavor of all
good.
milk. flavored milk.
Black beans flavor is
Broccoli has the worst
Bad The corn is bad. worse than corn
flavor of all vegetables.
flavored.
Darliz is happier than Stephanie is the most
Happy José is happy.
José A. happiest of all children.
Fabian is the biggest of
Big Julian is big. Ian is bigger than Julian.
all.
The waters of the Cidra has the clearest
That window is clearer
Clearly Culebra’s Beach are sky’s in the entire
than the other.
clearly clean. island.
Tiffany’s garments are
The Pandora’s The Cartier garments
much more expensive
Expensive garments are are the most expensive
than Pandora’s
expensive. in the entire store.
garments.
My grandfather walks My mom walks quicker My son is the most
Quickly
quickly. than my grandfather. quickest of all.
Juan’s house is farther Brenda’s house is the
Far Miguel’s house is far. in comparison to most farthest of all
Miguel’s house. houses.