¿Es más interesante? Regular superlative and comparatives
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I can compare TV programmes and viewing habits using comparatives and superlatives.
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Indefinite adjectives refer to non-specific or undefined qualities, people or things.
To form comparatives in Spanish, use más or menos + adjective + que.
To say something is better or worse than something else, use 'mejor que' or 'peor que'.
To form superlatives in Spanish, use noun + más or menos + adjective.
When using comparative and superlative structures, the adjective must agree with the preceding noun.
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