1. Comparatives and superlatives
 Big
Bigger
 Fast
Fastest

2. What is an adjective?
 The adjective describes qualities of nouns.
-Medellin is a big city.
 On this case, we can say that the adjective is “big”
because is the word that describes or says any
characteristic about medellin.
-My house is small.

3. Comparatives
 We can make the comparative form of an adjective by
adding “er” at the end of the word.
 For example:
 The buses run fast, but the metro runs faster.
 The Bolivar park’s church is older than other churches.

4. Other examples
 Bogota is bigger than medellin, but medellin is pretier.
 My friend friend is twelve years old, but I am taller
than him.

5. Superlatives
A superlative adjective is used to compare three or more
objects, people, or places. Using the superlative form
takes a comparison to the highest degree possible.
My brother is the tallest boy on eight grade.
Medellin is one of the biggest in colombia

6. Other examples
 Poblado station is the longest of all metro stations.
 España library is the biggest library in medellin.
 People say that the paisa town is the pretiest place in
medellin.

7. A better explanation

8. Irregular adjectives

9. Examples with irregular adjectives
 Tourists say that medellin is the best place to live.
 Driving by the motorway at 6:00 pm is the worst.
 Women in medellin are the most beautiful.