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I’m more intelligent than Brent.Wait! what? Hey Fast Pass Method students, how are you? this week the topic on our platform is televisión. I love televisión. We all have a favorite series or a favorite movie that we could watch over and over again but expressing yourself in this topic is really important as many of us today are consuming content on our Smartphone, our smart televisión or our tablet. Having the vocabulary and the words to be able to express yourself in this topic is really important and that is what the Fast Pass Method is all about having the ability to express yourself about a topic that makes you relaxed. When you are relaxed you can speak more and the more that you speak, the better you become and that’s the Fast Pass Method so this week the topic on our platform is about televisión.
Oh before we begin we want to say welcome to our new students that are joining us, thank you so much for believing and trying out the Fast Pass Method.
This week the grammar topic is about the difference between comparative and superlative adjectives. This is a great grammar topic because it will help us to express about which is the better television series and which is the best movie you have ever seen on televisión and to help us with this video Pash, our teacher Pash will be explaining about this. Also we will be going over to Sonia in Madrid to see what she has for us in our Fast Pass Español and we will be going to Adriana to see what our podcast has for us this week.
So let’s go now over to pasha to see what he has for us in the gramar explanation. Hey Pash. Thanks Brent. Hi guys and this week we are talking about the comparative and superlative forms of adjectives to form them we normally add -er at the end of the adjective in a comparative form and –est in a superlative form. For example tall. I am taller than Brent but i’m not the tallest in school. Some adjectives are more than two syllables for those to make a comparative form we add more in front of the adjectives and the most to make a superior form for example: I’m more intelligent than Brent and I’m the most intelligent in the school and some of the adjectives are irregular for example
good – better and the best
I am better than Brent simply and i’m the best in the school for example
I’m more intelligent than Brent. Wait! What? and i’m the most intelligent in the school. There are many more examples of me being better and the best on the platform so please take some time to check them out and have a great week, thank you!
That was pasha’s last ever video with us. Now it’s time to go over to Sonia to find out what Sonia has for us in Fast Pass Español. Hola Sonia. Hola Brent hola a todos, espero que hayáis tenido una estupenda Semana Santa. Esta semana vamos a hablar del tiempo, el clima porque ahora en primavera unos días hace calor, otros días hace frío y en gramática nos vamos a centrar en el verbo hacer en todos sus tiempos. Hará un tiempo ventoso. Espero que aprendáis mucho y que os guste. ¡Qué tengáis muy buena semana! Ciao Brent, ciao a todos!
Sonia thank you so much I’m sure the students will learn a lot about the weather. Thanks to your lesson now it’s time to go over to Adriana to see what
the podcast has for us. Hey Adriana
Hi guys this week we will be looking at comparative and superlative adjectives
and talk about the wonderful series that we are watching on televisión. Join us in our amazing podcast
Thank you so much Adriana. Yes i am also a fan of television so we will have a lot to speak about with the comparative and the superlative. Well there you have it guys thank you so much for watching this video. Remember to like, share and subscribe. This video was created for our students to explain what they will expect in this week’s lesson in the coming weeks lesson. Thank you so much for watching it. Have a fabulous and fantastic week we look forward to seeing you in the lesson and remember Fast Pass Method works because it gets people speaking so let’s get you speaking and have a great week.
