The hotel was __________ [more big/biger/bigger/] (big) than the other in which we stayed last year. Your work is __________ [gooder/better/beter/] (good) than mine. The accident could have been ________ [bader/worse/more bad/badder] (bad) than it was. I was ________________ [nervouser/more nervous] (nervous) than Mark in the exam yesterday. Last week it was really hot. Today is __________ [more cold/colder] (cold) than then.
Respuestas
Respuesta:
The hotel was bigger [more big/biger/bigger/] (big) than the other in which we stayed last year. Your work is better [gooder/better/beter/] (good) than mine. The accident could have been worse[bader/worse/more bad/badder] (bad) than it was. I was more nervous [nervouser/more nervous] (nervous) than Mark in the exam yesterday. Last week it was really hot. Today is colder[more cold/colder] (cold) than then.
Explicación:
Cuando el adjetivo es corto se le agrega una "er" y en caso contrario, si el adjetivo es largo, se le agregara un "more" ya que quedaría insignificante si se le agrega una "er". Por ejemplo, "My grandpa is older than my dad", "Karla is shorter than Charlotte", "Alexy is more beautiful than Li", "My bag is more expensive than my shirt".
Tambien se encuentran los adjetivos irregulares que no son como los demas adjetivos ya que cuando se usan esos adjetivos para comparar se cambia la palabra pero tendra el mismo significado. En eso se encuentran:
- Good/Well = Better
- Bad = Worse
- Far = Further/Farther
Espero que te haya ayudado :)