The bed is worse than the dresser = La ​ (a)   es ​ (b)   ​ (c)  

Las cortinas amarillas son las mejores. = The (a)   ​ (b)   are the ​ (c)  

El cuadro azul es el peor. = The (a)   ​ (b)   is ​ (c)   .

The rug is better than the closet. = La ________ es _____ que el _______

(a)  

The bed is worse than the dresser. = La ____ es ____ que la ______

accent mark on your ó in dresser!

(a)  

Las cortinas amarillas son las mejores. The ______ ________ are the ____.

(a)  

El cuadro rojo es el peor. = The ___ ________ is the _____.

(a)  

Ella tiene más despertadores en su dormitorio. = She has ​ (a)   ​ (b)   in her ​ (c)   .

Tengo menos espejos que estantes. = I have ​ (a)   (b)   than ​ (c)   .

Your bedroom has the prettiest lamps. = Tu ​ (a)   tiene las (b)   ​ (c)   bonitas.

Remember: prettiest = most pretty

Our bedroom has the least ugly night table. = Nuestro ​ dormitorio tiene la ​ (a)   ​ (b)   ​ (c)   .

Ella tiene más despertadores en su dormitorio. = She has ____ _____ ______ in her _______.

(a)  

Tengo menos espejos que estantes. = I have ____ _______ than _______.

(a)  

Your bedroom has the prettiest lamps. = Tu dormitorio tiene las ________ ___ _______.

Remember the accent marks on the á in most and lamps

(a)  

Our bedroom has the least ugly night table. = Nuestro ​ dormitorio tiene la ______ _____ ___.

(a)  

I sleep / I can = ______ / _____

(a)  

You sleep / you can = _______ / ______

(a)  

He/she sleeps / he/she can = ______ / _____

(a)  

we sleep / we can = ________ / _______

(a)  

They/y'all sleep / they/y'all can = _______ / ______

(a)  

Look at the endings of each conjugation to see who the subject is of each verb and sort them into the correct categories.

Look at the endings of each conjugation to see who the subject is of each verb and sort them into the correct categories.