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    The document provides examples of comparative and superlative adjectives in English and their Spanish translations: 1. It lists common comparative adjectives like smaller, larger, earlier, more powerful, more, brighter, fewer, farther/further, wetter, prettier, more frightening. 2. It gives examples of sentences comparing quantities with adjectives like more, fewer, less. 3. It discusses the difference between using "a little/poco(a)" and "a few/pocos(as)" with uncountable and countable nouns respectively.

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    The document provides examples of comparative and superlative adjectives in English and their Spanish translations: 1. It lists common comparative adjectives like smaller, larger, earlier, more powerful, more, brighter, fewer, farther/further, wetter, prettier, more frightening. 2. It gives examples of sentences comparing quantities with adjectives like more, fewer, less. 3. It discusses the difference between using "a little/poco(a)" and "a few/pocos(as)" with uncountable and countable nouns respectively.

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    English Training 2023 Notes

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    The document provides examples of comparative and superlative adjectives in English and their Spanish translations: 1. It lists common comparative adjectives like smaller, larger, earlier, more powerful, more, brighter, fewer, farther/further, wetter, prettier, more frightening. 2. It gives examples of sentences comparing quantities with adjectives like more, fewer, less. 3. It discusses the difference between using "a little/poco(a)" and "a few/pocos(as)" with uncountable and countable nouns respectively.

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    of 3

    1 smaller

    2 larger

    3 earlier

    4 more powerful

    5 more

    6 brighter /bráirer/

    7 fewer (menos)

    8 more

    9 farther/further

    10 wetter

    11 prettier

    12 more frightening

    This coffee has too much sugar but this one has more sugar.

    I have many toys but my brother has more (toys).

    I have a few dolls but my neighboor has fewer.

    Uncountable nouns

    little (poco-a) much (mucho-a)

    Countable nouns

    few (pocos-as) many (muchos-as)

    a lot of se usa para ambos (mucho-muchos)

    Lots of sugar/milk/cars/apples

    a lot of = lots of
    For me, It is the most frightening movie ever.

    ADJECTIVES

    1 happier

    2 smaller

    3 friendlier

    4 better

    5 less

    nouns

    city - cities

    party - parties

    verbs

    cry

    I cry

    you cry

    he cries

    UN: a little - poco(a) - less (menos)

    C: a few - pocos(as) - fewer (menos)

    I have less homework than last year.

    UN

    Tengo menos tarea que el año pasado.

    I have fewer friends than in elementary school.

    C
    Tengo menos amigos que en primaria.

    10 worse

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