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Vocabulary
Expressing Equality
Superlatives
Expressing Inequality
Possessive Adjectives
100

tall

alto/alta

100

Fill in the blank to make the formula correct; Tan + (______) + como

adjective

100
Fill in the blank to make the formula correct; El/la/los/las + ______ + más/menos + adjective
Noun
100

Fill in the blank to make the formula correct; Más/Menos + (adjective) + ___

que

100

This is how you say "my book" in Spanish

mi libro

200

young

joven

200
Is this correct? ; Joseph es tan alto como Jeff.
Yes, obviously...
200
Is this correct? ; Juan es el chica más inteligente de la clase.
No, Juan es el chico más inteligente de la clase.
200
Is this correct? ; Jeff habla más lentamente que Carmen.
Yeah, it is... good job, unless you got it wrong...
200

In Spanish, possessive adjectives must match the noun in number. To say "your pens" you would use this specific word for "your"

tus: tus boligrafos/tus plumas

300

brave

valiente

300
What does the tan and como at the start and end of an equality statement mean?
in most cases, they both mean "as", ex. as _____ as
300
How super is a superlative? ; A)not super ; B)kind of super ; C)super enough, could be better... ; D)EXTREME
D
300
What does the que at the end of an inequality statement mean?
than
300

The Spanish word su is a hardworking pronoun! It can mean "his," "her," "your" (formal), or this plural English possessive.

Their/your (plural: ustedes)

400

nice

simpatico/simpatica

400

Is this correct? Carolina es tan valiente como que Martin. Explain.

No, you can not use tan como and que together. It should be Carolina es tan valiente como Martin.

400

Is this correct? ; Ese vestido comer es bonito.

No, a dress can not be pretty to eat

400

Is this correct? Ana habla con los clientes más frecuentemente que Dora.

Yes, Ana does talk to customers more than Dora

400

Unlike mi or tu, the possessive adjective for "our" (nuestro) must match the noun in both number and this grammatical feature.

gender: masculine/feminine

500

hard working

trabajador/trabajadora

500
Create a sentence expressing equality
If you got it right, I'll tell you, if not, I'm sorry, I failed you
500

Create a sentence using a superlative in it

If you got it right, I'll tell you, if not, you need a better teacher

500

Create a sentence expressing inequality

If you got it right, I'll tell you, if not, wow, that is all on you, I am not taking the blame

500

Translate the entire following sentence into Spanish, making sure the possessive adjective matches: "Our female cousins are intelligent."

"Nuestras primas son inteligentes"