Spanish Dict (superlatives)
Lawless Spanish (poss. pronouns)
Maestro Kaplan (superlatives)
Easy Spanish (superlatives & comparatives)
Spanish Is Your Amigo (absolute superlatives)
The Language Tutor (poss. pronouns)
Study Spanish (superlatives)
Spanish Tutoring (superlatives & comparatives)
Spanish Dict (poss. pronouns)
Spanish Dict (superlatives)
Study Spanish (superlatives)
Spanish Dict (poss. pronouns)
Study Spanish (poss. pronouns)
Using one of the recommended resources to get writing feedback, respond to the prompt below.
Using one of the platforms for finding a tutor or language exchange partner, practice the speaking activities below.
Partner Speaking Exercise:
With a Spanish speaker, practice superlatives and possessive pronouns while imagining you are out at a restaurant. Pick one you’ve visited recently or one of your favorites. Have your partner ask you about the food, the drinks, the service, the dining room, etc. to practice the vocabulary and structures from this lesson
For example, ¿Cómo está tu comida? La mía está riquísima. ¿Qué piensas del restaurante? Es mejor que el otro, pero está lejísimos de casa. If you need help thinking of adjectives to use as superlatives, consult this list here.
Independent Speaking Exercise:
Aloud, go through the list of adjectives here and convert at least ten into absolute superlatives. Then describe your favorite restaurant, speaking out loud. Think about the food, the drinks, the service, the dining room, etc. to practice the vocabulary and structures from this lesson.
For example, la comida está riquísima, es la mejor en la ciudad, está buenísimo, etc.