Spanish 2 - Lección 8 - Estructura 8.4 - Autoevaluación

Write the superlative form of each adjective.
Explanation: Transformar is a Spanish verb that means to transform." It is conjugated as follows:The subject pronoun is included in each conjugation except for the third person singular and plural forms, which simply use the infinitive form of the verb.When used in the present tense, transformar expresses the idea of making something into something else, or changing something in some way. For example, you could use it to describe changing your clothes before going out, or transforming a blank sheet of paper into a work of art. In the past tense, transformar expresses the idea of having changed something in the past. For example, you could use it to describe how you used to be shy but have since transformed into a confident person.In the future tense, transformar expresses the idea of changing something at some point in the future. For example, you could use it to describe your plans to transform your bedroom into a home office.Transformar can also be used as a reflexive verb, in which case it would describe the act of changing oneself in some way. For example, you could use it to describe how you are transforming your lifestyle by eating healthier and exercising more."

1. la más alta 2. los mejores 3. el más simpático 4. las mayores 5. el mayor / la mayor
Explanation: 1. high 2. good 3. nice 4. old 5. big1. something that is high is tall or elevated 2. something that is good is of a high quality or desirable 3. something that is nice is pleasant or agreeable 4. something that is old is of a previous time or era 5. something that is big is large or great in size

Write the absolute superlative (-ísimo/a) form.
Explanation: In Spanish, absolutos" refers to a group of words that are always masculine, regardless of the gender of the noun they modify. These words include: el, un, este, aquel, cierto, cualquier, quien, tal, cual, cuanto, and cualquier."

1. dificilísimo 2. riquísima 3. guapísimos 4. pequeñísimo 5. trabajadorcísimod
Explanation: 1. Dificil means difficult" in Spanish.2. Rica means "rich" in Spanish.3. Guapos means "handsome" in Spanish.4. Pequeno means "small" in Spanish.5. Trabajadora means "worker" in Spanish."

Match the sentence pairs. Two items will not be used.
Explanation: Emparejar means to match or pair something up. For example, you might emparejar two socks before you put them on, or emparejar two people up for a date.

1. Es el peor de la ciudad. 2. Es baratísima. 3. Son feísimos. 4. Es larguísimo. 5. Son las más aburridas.
Explanation: 1. Nobody wants to eat at that restaurant.2. I don't have much money; I'm going to buy that shirt on sale.3. Why don't you like my shoes?4. Carmen doesn't have time to read the book.5. We don't want to watch those movies.

Complete these opinions using the superlative of each underlined adjective. Follow the model.
Explanation: Opiniones is the Spanish word for opinions." When used as a noun, it refers to a person's thoughts or views on a particular subject. For example, one might say "Tengo una opinión sobre eso" ("I have an opinion about that"). As a verb, opiniones can mean "to think" or "to believe." For example, one might say "Opino que es una buena idea" ("I think it's a good idea")."

1. el más divertido 2. la más sabrosa 3. la más interesante 4. el mejor 5. la mayor
Explanation: 1. El baloncesto es un deporte divertido, pero el futbol es mejor. 2.La pizza es una comida sabrosa, pero la paella es mejor. 3. Nueva York es una ciudad interesante, pero Boston es mejor. 4. Tu libro es bueno, pero el mio es mejor. 5. Marisa es vieja, pero Andrea es mejor.