Question

por favor un cuento en ingles con superlativos y comparativos

Answer 1

Today I went to school there was a new kid at school he was the tallest of the class, he was younger than me, and he was stronger than Eric but skinnier than Mark. He sat down beside me he looked more muscular than me and not very smart either.

When we went to the gym he was slower than Markus but faster than me. He was skinnier then Paul and Paul were fatter than him. He was the strongest of the class and he was the funniest of the class too. And then i went home with him and that comes were I am now.

Answer 2

All for Julie, the prettiest  girl

In a town called Moreton lived

three friends called John,

Harry and Graham.

One winter, a girl called Julie

moved into the little cottage at

the end of their street. They

thought she was the prettiest

girl in the whole world. From

that day, everything they did

was just to impress Julie.

First they tried to impress her

with poems.

John wrote a long poem,

Harry wrote a longer poem,

and Graham wrote the

longest poem in the whole

world.

Then they tried music.

John played a loud guitar,

Harry played a louder

trumpet, and Graham played

the loudest drum in the whole

world.

Then they decided to show off

their engineering skills.

John made a fast go kart,

Harry made a faster go kart,

and Graham made the fastest

go kart in the whole world.

Finally, they thought she’s

definitely be impressed by

circus skills.

John juggled something

dangerous, Harry juggled

something more dangerous,

and Graham invented the

most dangerous juggling trick

ever.

The next day was Julie’s

birthday party.

So John bought a big present,

Harry bought a bigger

present, and Graham bought

the biggest present in the

whole world, and they all

arrived nice and early and

ready to impress, but…

Julie’s garden was small, her

cottage was smaller, and her

door was the smallest on the

street, so…

there was no space for huge

presents, for juggling, for go

karts, or for guitars, trumpets

and drums. There was room

for poems, but not for poems

as long as John’s, Harry’s

and Graham’s.

So they took everything back

home, went into Julie’s house

with nothing and had to have

a tea party with Julie’s little

tea set, eat Julie’s little cakes,

play music on a little toy

piano, and make new, smaller

presents with origami.

But they had the most fun all

year, and when they left they

were the happiest ever, and

John, Harry and Graham

were the best of friends.

THE END