| Reto 5. Let’s Compare!

Nombre completo Diana Castelán Riveros.

Matrícula 22030438.
Fecha de elaboración 23/03/2023.
Nombre del Asesor Adriana Nohemí Gasca Castro.
Step 1 Think about the objects you use

Write in the following table, two objects or people for each of the following categories.
It’s very important that you write them in English (except for proper nouns).

En la siguiente tabla, escribe dos objetos o personas/máscotas para cada una de las siguientes categorías, es importante que los
escribas en inglés (excepto los nombres propios).

Important

 They should be things that you see in your

everyday life.
Deben ser cosas que veas en la vida cotidiana.

Example

Object or Object or
people 1 people 2

Food Pozole Ramen noodles

Technology Android iOS

Personal
Sneakers Tennis
items
Places and
important Mon mum
people/pets

Object or people 1 Object or people 2

Food Spaghetti Rice

Technology iPhone Xiaomi

Personal items Jeans Pants

Places Acapulco Cancún

Important people/pets Dog Poppy Cat Tom

Step 2 Become a photographer!

2.1 Now you need to take a picture of each object, person or pet. There are 5 categories
and each one contains 2 objects or people so you will take 10 photos in total.

2.2 Then, write (in English) three comparative and two superlative sentences to
compare the objects, people or pets in each category. Think about adjectives you can
use to describe their features and the main differences between them.

Ahora necesitas tomar una foto de cada objeto, persona o mascota que escogiste. Hay 5 categorías y cada una contiene
dos fotos, así que en total tomarás 10 fotografías.

Después, escribe (en inglés) tres frases comparativas y dos superlativas para comparar los objetos, las personas o
máscotas de cada categoría. Piensa en los adjetivos que puedes usar para describir las características de cada uno y
las diferencias principales entre ellos.

Important

Try not repeat the adjectives more than once in

your sentences. 
Intenta no repetir los adjetivos más de una vez en tus oraciones.

Example
 Object or people 1 Object or people 2

Food
The plate of pozole is more delicious than the
S1
instant ramen noodle soup. (comparative)

The instant ramen noodle soup is cheaper than the

S2
plate of pozole. (comparative)

S4 The pozole is the most Mexican dish. (superlative)

The instant ramen noodle is the saltiest soup.

S4
(superlative) 

Object or people 1 Object or people 2

Food

Sentence 1 Spaghetti is creamier than rice.

Sentence 2 rice is cheaper to prepare than spaghetti.

Sentence 3 Rice is more careful to cook.

Sentence 4 Rice is one of the most typical dishes in Mexico.

Sentence 5 rice is the most used food in Mexico.

 Object or people 1 Object or people 2
Technology

Sentence 1 Xiaomi is cheaper than iPhone but with the same quality.

Sentence 2 Xiaomi has a bigger screen than the iPhone.

Sentence 3 Xiaomi's battery lasts longer than the iPhone.

iPhone is the brand that has sold the most since it came on
Sentence 4
the market.

Sentence 5 iPhone are the most luxurious brand on the market.

 Object or people 1 Object or people 2
Personal items

Sentence 1 Pants are more comfortable than jeans.

Sentence 2 Jeans are more presentable than pants.

Sentence 3 Jeans look better than pants.

Sentence 4 Jeans is the one that has sold the most in Mexico.

Sentence 5 The pants is the most used to exercise.

 Object or people 1 Object or people 2
Places

Sentence 1 It is cheaper to travel to Acapulco than to Cancun.

Sentence 2 Acapulco is more polluted than Cancun.

Sentence 3 Acapulco is more insecure than Cancun.

Sentence 4 Acapulco's zip line is the largest over the sea in the world.

Cancun has the most beautiful beaches because of the white

Sentence 5
sand they have.
 Object or people 1 Object or people 2
Important people / pets

Sentence 1 Tom is calmer than Poppy.

Sentence 2 Poppy sheds more hair than Tom in the house.

Sentence 3 Tom is more playful than Poppy.

Sentence 4 Poppy is the most loyal dog I've ever had.

Sentence 5 Tom is the most affectionate of all the pets I have ever had.
CRÉDITOS:
Autor: Eleanor Frances Edwards

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