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Exercises
Type in the correct adverb form (positive, comparative, superlative).
- Mi nuevo móvil se maneja (fácilmente) que el viejo.comparative|signal word queMy new mobile phone is easier to use than the old one.
- Mi casa está (cerca) que la tuya.comparative|signal word queMy house is closer than yours.
- Caminas (despacio) como una tortuga.positive|signal word: comoYou walk as slowly as a turtle.
- Eres la que (rápidamente) aprende de la clase.superlative|There is no relative superlative in Spanish. We have to rephrase it using relative clauses.|Rápido can also be used as an adverbial adjective.You’re the one who learns the fastest of the class.
- Es (bien) que vayas al médico.comparative|irregular: bien → mejorIt’s better if you go to the doctor.
Construct the absolute superlative of the adverbs.
- El hotel estaba (lejos) de la playa.lejos → lejísimosThe hotel was very far from the beach.
- Ayer llovió (mucho) .mucho → muchísimoYesterday it rained a lot.
- Yo vivo (cerca) del centro.cerca → cerquísimaI live very close to the centre.
- Llevas unos días comiendo (poco) .poco → poquísimoFor the past few days you’ve eaten very little.
- Todo ocurrió (rápido) .Both rapidísimamente and rapidísimo are correct.Everything happened so quickly.