The document summarizes different types of adjectives in Spanish, including: - Descriptive adjectives that modify nouns and agree in gender and number - Comparative and superlative adjectives formed with suffixes like -er and -est - Demonstrative adjectives like this and that - Quantity adjectives like much, little, some - Possessive adjectives like my, your, her - Proper adjectives derived from proper nouns - Distributive adjectives like each, every, either, neither It also provides examples of each type and an exercise to identify adjectives.

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2. The adjectives The adjetivo (adjective) coincides in gender and number with the sustantivo (noun). It normally attributes a quality to the sustantivo , and is usually found after it. Adjectives function as: The noun’s complement when they’re next to the noun: la niña alta (the tall girl). Attributes (in oraciones copulativas (phrases with verbs ser and estar )): la niña es alta (the girl is tall) .

5. The comparative and superlative This is the most/ least difficult thing to be done. This is more/less difficult than I thought This is difficult. more,the most less,the least -long adj. Peter is the tall est in the group. Pam is the lucki est girl I know Peter is tall er than Jack. Pam is luki er than Lori. Peter is tall. Pam is lucky. -er,-est -one syllable adj. -two syllable adj. -ending in –y Superlative: Comparative: Positive: