Adjectives Comparatives/Superlatives

adjectives:
Young- younger- they are younger than us - youngest -  we are youngest than my mother

Small- smaller- my mother is smaller than me - smallest- my mother is the smallest family

Difficult - Difficult - studying english is more difficult than biology- difficult - the english is the most difficult  studying in my country

Cheap - cheaper - this shoes are cheaper than other shoes - cheapest -  this shoes are cheapest of this mall

Thin - thinner - Valeria is thinner than Juana - thinnest - Valeria is thinnest of school

Expensive - this laptop is more expensive than my computer - expensive - this laptop is most expensive of the shop

Old - older - my sister is older than me - oldest - my mother's jewels are the oldest family

Dirty - dirtier - my shirt is dirtier than my head - dirtiest - the streets of my city is the country's dirtiest

Clean - cleaner- my hands is cleaner than my head - cleanest - the streets of my city is the country´s cleanest

Possessive Pronouns...

My - Mío/a Mios/as

I forgot my pencil.

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His - De el

I like cap his.

Her - De ella

I like the home her.

Ours - De nosotros / Nuestro

 I love our world.

Their - De ellos/as

this dog is theirs?.

Your - Tuyo / de ustedes /suyo

this home is yours.

Tarea Ingles

Las Normas del buen oyente

1. Mirar a los ojos al hablante.
2. Atender a lo que dice.
3. Evitar interrumpir al hablante.
4. Esperar que el hablante termine, para responder.

Normas del buen hablante  

 1.Expresarse en forma clara y sencilla.
2. Mirar a las personas con quien se habla.
3. Utilizar un tono de voz adecuado.
4. Pronunciar correctamente las palabras.