Respuesta :
La Formación de comparativos y superlativos regulares en inglés, es simple formar el comparativo y el superlativo de la mayoría de los adjetivos. La forma dependerá del número de sílabas del adjetivo.
Aquí tienes 30 oraciones en la forma comparativa en ingles
1. Today is colder than yerterday.
2. China is bigger than Italy.
3. She is younger than her brother.
4. He is older than his friend.
5. I stayed longer than I expected.
6. My car is newer than yours.
7. His house is bigger than mine.
8. Tea is cheaper than champagne
9. We are smarter than they.
10. I am taller than my bothers.
11. Gold is more valuable than silver.
12. His car is more expensive than my car.
13. My brother prepares his homework more carefully than his classmates.
14. She is more ambitious than her sister.
15. I am more intelligent than you.
16. She is more elegant than my aunt.
17. His idea is better than the last one.
18. This contract is worse than the previous one.
19. He swims better than his cousin.
20. She drives worse than her sister.
21. I work harder than him
22. She do it better than me
23. This shirt is more expensive than the other one
24. Alice teaches worse than my mother.
25. Can you make everything easier?
26. He's more polite than my own son.
27. My dog grows faster than yours
28. It's my turn, you were longer than me.
29. My necklace is fancier!
30. Watching the film is borier than listening to music.
Today is colder than yerterday. (Hoy hace más frío que ayer)
China is bigger than Italy. (China es más grande que Italia)
She is younger than her brother. (Ella es más joven que su hermano)
He is older than his friend. (Él es más viejo que su amigo)
I stayed longer than I expected. (Yo me quedé más tiempo del que esperaba)
My car is newer than yours. (Mi automóvil es más nuevo que el tuyo)
His house is bigger than mine. (Su casa es más grande que la mía)
Tea is cheaper than champagne. (El té es más barato que el champán)
We are smarter than they. (Nosotros somos más inteligentes que ellos)
I am taller than my bothers. (Yo soy más alto que mis hermanos)
Se utiliza more cuando los adjetivos o adverbios son de más de dos sílabas, también se escribe than después del adjetivo o adverbio.
Difficult, more difficult (difícil, más difícil)
Beautiful, more beautiful (hermosa, más hermosa)
Expensive, more expensive (caro, más caro)
Elegant, more elegant (elegante, más elegante)
Interesting, more interesting (interesante, más interesante)
Modern, more modern (moderno, más moderno)
Valuable, more valuable (valioso, más valioso)
Attractive, more attractive (atractiva, más atractiva)
Satisfactory, more satisfactory (satisfactorio, más satisfactorio)
Ambitious, more ambitious (ambicioso, más ambicioso)
Important, more important (importante, más importante)
Intelligent, more intelligent (inteligente, más inteligente)
Quickly, more quickly (rápidamente, más rápidamente)
Carefully, more carefully (cuidadosamente, más cuidadosamente)
Ejemplos:
Gold is more valuable than silver. (El oro es más valioso que la plata)
His car is more expensive than my car. (Su automóvil es más caro que mi automóvil)
My brother prepares his homework more carefully than his classmates. (Mi hermano prepara su tarea más cuidadosamente que sus compañeros)
She is more ambitious than her sister. (Ella es más ambiciosa que su hermana)
I am more intelligent than you. (Yo soy más inteligente que tú)
She is more elegant than my aunt. (Ella es más elegante que mi tía)
También existen casos irregulares:
Good, better (bueno, mejor)
Bad, worse (malo, peor)
Well, better (bien, mejor)
Badly, worse (mal, peor)
Little, less, (poco, menos)
His idea is better than the last one. (Su idea es mejor que la anterior)
This contract is worse than the previous one. (Este contrato es peor que el anterior)
He swims better than his cousin. (Él nada mejor que su primo)
She drives worse than her sister. (Ella maneja peor que su hermana)
ojala te sirva yo no lo entendi pero de nada