Superlative of Spanish adjectives

The relative superlative

General rule:

definite article (el, la, lo, los, las) + comparative degree

Maybe you want to revise the chapter on the comparative degree – or freshen up your knowledge on the definite article?

💡 For example:

Madrid es la ciudad más bonita del mundo. – Madrid is the most beautiful city on earth.
Está es la solución mejor. – That's the best solution.

The absolute superlative

Of course you can build a Spanish superlative with putting “muy” (very) in front of the adjective.

💡 For example:

El coche azul es muy rápido. – The blue car is very fast.

If you want to stress that one trait is existing to a very, very, very great extent, you have a second option.

General rule:

adjective + „-ísimo/a/os/as“

💡 For example:

facilísimo – absolutely easy, totally easy, super easy
puntualísimo – really punctual, absolutely punctual, extremely punctual

El ejercicio era facilísimo. – The exercise was totally easy.
Juan es puntualísimo. – Juan is extremely punctual.

Spanish Grammar

Introduction

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Articles

Definite article in Spanish

Indefinite article in Spanish

Nouns

Gender of Spanish nouns

Cases in Spanish

Building the Spanish plural

Adjectives & Adverbs

Spanish adjectives

Adjectives and their position in a sentences

Feminine form of Spanish adjectives

Comparison of adjectives

Spanish adverbs

Comparison of adverbs

Irregular forms of adverbs

Verbs

Spanish verb classes

Present tense / presente

presente: exceptions

Past participle / participio

Present perfect / perfecto

Simple past / imperfecto

Past perfect /plusquamperfecto

Future tense / futuro

Condicional / conditional

Condicional II / conditional II

subjuntivo presente

subjuntivo pretérito perfecto compuesto

subjuntivo pretérito imperfecto

subjuntivo pretérito pluscuamperfecto

Imperative / imperativo

Passive / pasiva

📂 Irregular verbs

Pronouns

Personal pronouns

Object pronouns

Reflexive pronouns

Possessive pronouns

Demonstrative pronouns

Interrogative pronouns

Word order & Sentences

Spanish basic sentence structure

Spanish negation

Spanish interrogative sentences

Useful information

Spanish numbers from zero to ten

Spanish numbers from 11 - 20

Spanish numbers from 21 to 1000

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