Question

Using the comparatives with adjectives, describe the students in the picture using at least 4 different sentences in Spanish. The students' names from left to right are Jorge, Lisa, Irene y Alicia.

Answer 1

I can help you out by telling you what "comparatives" are.

First of all, we know that ADJECTIVES are words that DESCRIBE.

There are three levels of adjectives.

1. Adjective
2. Comparative
3. Superlative

COMPARATIVES are on the SECOND level, you see.

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Let's start with an example adjective: "GOOD."

Level 1 (adjective): Good
Level 2 (comparative): Better
Level 3 (superlative): Best

You see?
As we go up the levels,
the adjective increases, in intensity.

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How about another example: BAD

Level 1 (adjective): Bad
Level 2 (comparative): Worse
Level 3 (superlative): Worst

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One more example.
Let's use this adjective: BIG

Level 1 (adjective): Big
Level 2 (comparative): Bigger
Level 3 (superlative): Biggest

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Alright?

Now, the directions want us to write four sentences,
using COMPARATIVES.

You know what those are now.

Here's an example sentence, in English:

"The dog is BIGGER than the cat."

See there, the word BIGGER is a COMPARATIVE level adjective.

We just have to write four sentences, using comparative words.
Only in Spanish, of course.

Let me know if you still need help with that. I'll explain a little more.