Visita de un instituo español: irregular superlatives 'el mejor', 'el peor'
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I can use common superlatives in the context of life at school.
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[ge] is pronounced as in 'gente', [gi] is pronounced as in 'imaginar' and [j] is pronounced as in 'ojo'.
Demonstrative adjectives indicate a particular noun and they must agree with this noun in gender and number.
Adjectives ending in -z, -e, and -ista have have the plural endings -ces, -es and -istas.
'el mejor', 'el peor', 'el mayor' and 'el menor' are common irregular superlatives.
Superlatives must agree with the nouns they describe in gender and number.
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