50 Ejemplos De Adjetivos Comparativos Y Superlativos En Inglés
Si estás aprendiendo inglés, es importante saber cómo establecer diferencias. Conoce la función de los adjetivos comparativos y superlativos a través de fáciles ejemplos para entenderlo mejor.
Previamente, vamos a definirlos de la manera más sencilla posible:
- Los adjetivos comparativos expresan inferioridad, igualdad o superioridad.
- Los adjetivos superlativos denotan el grado más alto.
Ejemplos de adjetivos comparativos y superlativos
A continuación, tendrás 50 adjetivos a los cuales aplicaremos una frase usando su estructura según corresponda.
- Adjetivo: Bad (Malo)
- Adjetivo: Big (Grande)
- Adjetivo: Brave (valiente)
- Adjetivo: Brief (Breve)
- Adjetivo: Busy (ocupado)
- Adjetivo: Calm (tranquilo)
- Adjetivo: Cheap (Barato/Económico)
- Adjetivo: Close (Cerca/Cercano)
- Adjetivo: Cold (Frío)
- Adjetivo: Crazy (Loco/a)
- Adjetivo: Creepy (Espeluznante/Repugnante)
- Adjetivo: Deep (Profundo)
- Adjetivo: Dumb (Tonto)
- Adjetivo: Early (Temprano)
- Adjetivo: Easy (Fácil)
- Adjetivo: Fast (Rápido)
- Adjetivo: Fat (Gordo)
- Adjetivo: Funny (Gracioso)
- Adjetivo: Good (Bueno)
- Adjetivo: Happy (Feliz/alegre/contento)
- Adjetivo: Hard (Duro/difícil)
- Adjetivo: Healthy (Sano)
- Adjetivo: Heavy (Pesado, fuerte)
- Adjetivo: High (Alto/elevado)
- Adjetivo: Hot (Caliente/caluroso/picante)
- Adjetivo: Kind (Amable)
- Adjetivo: Lazy (Flojo, perezoso)
- Adjetivo: Lonely (Solitario)
- Adjetivo: Long (Largo)
- Adjetivo: Lovely (Precioso)
- Adjetivo: Low (Bajo)
- Adjetivo: Old (viejo)
- Adjetivo: Pretty (Bonito)
- Adjetivo: Quick (Rápido)
- Adjetivo: Rich (Rico)
- Adjetivo: Risky (Riesgoso)
- Adjetivo: Rude (Rudo/grosero)
- Adjetivo: Sad (triste)
- Adjetivo: Scary (espantoso/terrorífico)
- Adjetivo: Smart (Inteligente)
- Adjetivo: Spicy (Picante)
- Adjetivo: Strange (Extraño/desconocido)
- Adjetivo: Strong (Fuerte/sólido)
- Adjetivo: New (Nuevo)
- Adjetivo: Angry (Molesto)
- Adjetivo: Sweet (Dulce)
- Adjetivo: Tasty (Rico)
- Adjetivo: Thin (Delgado)
- Adjetivo: Wild (Salvaje)
- Adjetivo: Young (Joven)
Comparativo: George thinks Baseball is worse than Football
Superlativo: George is the worst Baseball player
Comparativo: A bear is bigger than a dog
Superlativo: Dogs are the biggest domestic animals
Comparativo: I want to be braver than a firefighter.
Superlativo: I think becoming a firefighter is the bravest option.
Comparativo: The teacher told me to do a briefer essay.
Superlativo: Maria has got an A because she did the briefest essay.
Comparativo: I can do it, maybe he is busier than me.
Superlativo: Among his coworkers, Geremy was the busiest developer.
Comparativo: My dog is calmer than yours.
Superlativo: I would love my dog to be the calmest pet, but he’s not.
Comparativo: Nokia has cheaper smartphones than Apple.
Superlativo: My boss will never have the cheapest car.
Comparativo: My house is closer to the gym than yours.
Superlativo: They used to be the closest friends.
Comparativo: Please, bring another beer. I want it colder.
Superlativo: Alaska is one of the coldest places to live.
Comparativo: Mariana is crazier than me.
Superlativo: Maybe Mariana is the craziest girl.
Comparativo: The way back home was creepier than the last time.
Superlativo: I think that is the creepiest movie I’ve ever seen.
Comparativo: They had to go deeper to found it.
Superlativo: Juan came out with the deepest thought.
Comparativo: He was dumber than a clown.
Superlativo: He used to do the dumbest actions.
Comparativo: I used to get home earlier than you.
Superlativo: My wife was the earliest worker to attend the office.
Comparativo: These examples are easier than Wikipedia’s.
Superlativo: 6 Easiest ways to get rid of debts.
Comparativo: I couldn’t arrive faster, I ran out of gas.
Superlativo: My uncle has the fastest cars.
Comparativo: That grey cat is fatter than the white one.
Superlativo: The grey cat is the fattest cat.
Comparativo: Ellen Degeneres is funnier than Jimmy Fallon.
Superlativo: Led Varela is the funniest comedian of Venezuela.
Comparativo: Eat it, so you can feel better.
Superlativo: Having pets is the best!
Comparativo: I may feel happier if you take the trash out.
Superlativo: She was then, the world’s happiest woman.
Comparativo: She was harder to get.
Superlativo: That might be the hardest decision I’ve ever made.
Comparativo: You must eat healthier food.
Superlativo: Go to a nutritionist so she/he can give you the healthiest diet.
Comparativo: That’s a heavier problem for you.
Superlativo: They are the heaviest people from the United States.
Comparativo: I can pitch higher notes.
Superlativo: Monica climbed the highest mountain.
Comparativo: This coffee is hotter than yours.
Superlativo: Last year we had the hottest season.
Comparativo: You should speak to her kinder.
Superlativo: He was not the kindest person ever.
Comparativo: Manolo was lazier than his brother.
Superlativo: I think I’m the laziest guy.
Comparativo: He was lonelier than Justin Bieber.
Superlativo: She has no friends, so she’s loneliest.
Comparativo: The queue is longer than before.
Superlativo: Go and get the longest niddle.
Comparativo: Barbara had lovelier lips than Tania.
Superlativo: Diamonds are the loveliest women’s friend.
Comparativo: Beatrice colesterol levels were lower this time.
Superlativo: This is not the lowest price.
Comparativo: You must be older to get permission.
Superlativo: He is our oldest son, Brian.
Comparativo: She’s prettier than me.
Superlativo: Although, she’s not the prettiest girl in the room.
Comparativo: Let’s go quicker!
Superlativo: They were the quickest and arrived first.
Comparativo: Elon is richer than Bill Gates.
Superlativo: Elon Musk is now the richest man
Comparativo: Going out at night has become a riskier option.
Superlativo: Staying in will never be the riskiest idea.
Comparativo: Your boyfriend is ruder than your ex.
Superlativo: That’s the rudest way to play.
Comparativo: Being alone on Valentine’s Day can’t be any sadder.
Superlativo: Her favorite song is the saddest one.
Comparativo: The way he looked at me was scarier than he thinks it was.
Superlativo: Running out of toilet paper is the scariest moment!
Comparativo: I want to be smarter, so I can make good decisions.
Superlativo: He’s the smartest kid in the classroom.
Comparativo: That meat could be spicier and voilà!
Superlativo: I prefer the spiciest peppers.
Comparativo: A stranger guy knocked my door, but didn’t say hello.
Superlativo: It was the strangest way to meet someone.
Comparativo: I can be stronger than before.
Superlativo: My mom is the strongest woman I’ve ever met.
Comparativo: This car is newer than that one.
Superlativo: The Lamborghini is the newest on here.
Comparativo: He has got angrier than Angry Birds.
Superlativo: When I came in, Mathias become the angriest man on earth.
Comparativo: I’m in the mood for something sweeter.
Superlativo: That child has the sweetest smile.
Comparativo: Cinarrolls are tastier than cookies.
Superlativo: This is the tastiest pasta we’ve ever eaten.
Comparativo: Margarita wasn’t thinner than Elizabeth.
Superlativo: The tanned dancer was the thinnest one.
Comparativo: My hair got wilder today.
Superlativo: Those are the wildest reasons to start a fight.
Comparativo: Just remember when you were younger.
Superlativo: Mariana is my youngest child.
Fórmulas del adjetivo
Existen reglas para formar el comparativo y superlativo.
- A los adjetivos monosílabos se añade ‘’-er‘’ y ‘’-est‘’
Smart – Smarter – Smartest
- Adjetivos monosílabos que terminan en ‘’e‘’:
Nice – Nicer – Nicest
- Adjetivos monosílabos formados por consonante + vocal + consonante, se duplica la última consonante y se añade ‘’-er‘’ y ‘’-est‘’.
Hot – Hotter – Hottest
- Adjetivos bisílabos que terminan en ‘’y‘’:
Sunny – Sunnier – Sunniest
- Para adjetivos de dos o más silabas
Comparativo: anteponemos ‘’more‘’ o ‘’less‘’ y pospone ‘’than‘’
More difficult / less difficult
Superlativo: anteponemos ‘’the most‘’/“the least‘’.
The most difficult / the least difficult.
- Excepciones
Adjetivo – Comparativo – Superlativo
Good – better – best
Bad – worse – worst