Make a comparative using: adj + than. For example: Aranda is more charming than Huelva.
Make a comparative using: less + adj + than. For example: A sloth is less intelligent than a chimpanzee.
Make a comparative using: as + adj + as. For example: Pizza is as delicious as spaghetti.
Make a comparative using: not as + adj + as. For example: Spaniards aren't as loud as Americans.
Make a comparative using: the more clause + comma; the more clause. For example: The more I study Spanish, the more I like it.
Make a comparative using: the more clause + comma; the more clause. For example: The more I watch Pasapalabra, the more I understand it.
Make a comparative using: the less clause + comma; the less clause. For example: The less I watch NetFlix at night, the less I feel stressed..
Make a comparative using: the less clause + comma; the less clause. For example: The less I workout, the less I feel fit.
Make a comparative using: the more clause + comma; the less clause. For example: The more I think about, the less I want to move to London.
Make a comparative using: the more clause + comma; the less clause. For example: The more I travel, the less I want to stay home.
Modify a superlative with the adverb 'easily'. For example: My kitchen is easily the dirtiest in Aranda.
Modify a superlative with the adverb 'easily'. For example: My car is easily the ugliest in town.
Modify a superlative with the adverbial phrase 'by far'. For example: My music collection is by far the greatest in all of Portugal!
Modify a superlative with the adverbial phrase 'by far'. For example: That man's feet are by far the smelliest in Aranda.
Modify a superlative with the adverb 'probably'. For example: This t-shirt is probably the oldest thing I own.
Modify a superlative with the adverb 'probably'. For example: This class is probably the most intelligent in all of Aranda.
