Sp+2b+Per+4+May+12

Notes: Juan Durbala

To say that something is really or super...
 * Superlatives**

You can "ísimo/a" to the end of an adjective and simply take off the last vowel at the end.

Ex. Bueno- buenísimo Guapa- guapísima Chévere- cheverísimo Divertida- divertidísima

Ask your friend about an event... Use the preterit tense.
 * Describing a Past Event**

¿Qué tal lo pasaste? How did it go? (lo- it[event] and it affects the verb)

¡Lo pasé cheverísimo! It was awesome!

Ask Your Friend About Vacation Plans... Use the preterit tense.

¿Qué tal estuvieron las vacaciones? How was your vacation?

Remember, subject affects your verb and it is at the end of the question.

Estuvieron de maravilla It was wonderful.

Ask About a Boring Meeting... Use the preterit tense.

¿Cómo estuva la reunión? How was the meeting?

Remember, subject affects your verb and it is at the end of the question.

Uf, estuvo aburridísima. It was really boring.

Ask About a game Use the preterit tense.

¿Cómo te fue el partido? How was your game?

Remember, subject affects your verb and it is at the end of the question.

You are using "te" to personalize the question.

Estuvo más o menos. Lo perdimos desafortunadamente. It was okay. We lost (the game) unfortunately.

As the most or least... el/la/los/las + noun + más/menos + adjective
 * To Single Something Out...**

El hombre más fuerte ﻿ del mundo es "El Terminator". The strongest man in the world is "The Terminator".

El melon es menos rico ﻿ de todas las comidas en la mesa. The Melon is the worst tasting food of all of the foods on the table.

To say that something iss the BEST or WORST...
 * You can also use...**

Notre Dame es el mejor colegio en Peoria, IL. Notre Dame is the best high school in Peoria, IL.

Micky D's tiene las peores hamburgueasas. Micky D's has the worst hamburgers.