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comparatives and superlatives


comparatives:

1. more/ long adjetives: beautiful
2. er/short adjetives:   young

- she is younger than kari

- kim is more beautiful than gina

- they are more ugly than michael and nick

- samantha is taller than ann

superlatives:

1. most/long adjetives
2.   est/short adjetives

-the  car is the fastest 
-bicycle is the cheapest
-motorbike is the most expensive

family

grandad/grandfather: papá

granny/grandmother: mamá

great grandmother: bisabuela

great grandfather: bisabuelo

godmother: madrina

godson: ahijado

grandchildren: nieto

granddaughter: nieta

grand son: nieto

godfather: padrino

mother in law: suegra

father in law: suegro

daughter in law: nuera

son in law: yerno

niece: sobrina

nephew: sobrino

past simple

regular verbs

affirmative and negative 

i/you/he/she/it/we / they cooked burguers 

i/you/he/she/it/we / they didn't cook chicken.

didn't= did not

irregulars verbs

affirmative  and negative

i/you/he/she/it/we / they went to the cinema

i/you/he/she/it/we / they didn't go to the zoo

MUST

affirmative and negative

i/you/he/she/it/we/they must go.

                             i/you/he/she/it/we/they mustn't go

mustn't= must not

questions and shorts answers

must he go?  yes he must/no he mustn't


a (N) some and any

countables noun

affirmative: a (n) - he's buying a book

negative: a (n) - he's not  eating an icecream.

plural

affirmative: some   - he's got some books

negative:  any -  he hasn't got any books.

uncountable nouns

(+) some: there is some milk

(-)   any:  there isn't any milk

prepositions of time

in +july                     

      summer                           

       2005

      the morning

       the afternoon

       the evening

 on +  tuesday
          24th april

at + 9 o'clock
        midday
         midnight
         night