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    Superlatives - Rules

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    The document discusses rules for using superlative adjectives in Spanish. It provides examples of people and things being described as the tallest, shortest, hottest, thinnest, hungriest, craziest, angriest, emptiest, most intelligent, most expensive, most amazing, best, worst, and farthest/furthest. Examples are given for classrooms, towns, families, cities, houses, neighborhoods, and places in South America to illustrate how to form and use superlatives in Spanish.

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    The document discusses rules for using superlative adjectives in Spanish. It provides examples of people and things being described as the tallest, shortest, hottest, thinnest, hungriest, craziest, angriest, emptiest, most intelligent, most expensive, most amazing, best, worst, and farthest/furthest. Examples are given for classrooms, towns, families, cities, houses, neighborhoods, and places in South America to illustrate how to form and use superlatives in Spanish.

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    The document discusses rules for using superlative adjectives in Spanish. It provides examples of people and things being described as the tallest, shortest, hottest, thinnest, hungriest, craziest, angriest, emptiest, most intelligent, most expensive, most amazing, best, worst, and farthest/furthest. Examples are given for classrooms, towns, families, cities, houses, neighborhoods, and places in South America to illustrate how to form and use superlatives in Spanish.

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    Superlatives - Rules

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    LAURA MELISSA SANCHEZ SUAREZ
    The document discusses rules for using superlative adjectives in Spanish. It provides examples of people and things being described as the tallest, shortest, hottest, thinnest, hungriest, craziest, angriest, emptiest, most intelligent, most expensive, most amazing, best, worst, and farthest/furthest. Examples are given for classrooms, towns, families, cities, houses, neighborhoods, and places in South America to illustrate how to form and use superlatives in Spanish.

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    SUPERLATIVES

    Rule 1
    Andrés is The tallest in the classroom.
    The crocodile is the smallest of all

    Rule 2
    Melgar is The hottest town in Colombia.
    Carolina is the Thinnest person in the class.

    Rule 3
    Homero is the hungriest of the family
    Bart is the Craziest person of the city.
    Marge is the Angriest of her family
    This is emptiest room of the house.
    Rule 4
    Lisa is the most intelligent of the family
    This mansion is the most expensive in the
    neighborhood.
    Rome is the most amazing place to go.

    Rule 5
    Good--- the best
    Bad--- The worst
    Far--- The farthest/ furthest

    Pepita is the best friend I have.


    Uyuco is The worst food in the world.
    Patagonia is The farthest place in south
    America.

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