valientísimo or valentísimo ?
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El capitán es un hombre (valiente). Darn. Wrong answer. Change the ending from -o to -ísimo to form the superlative for a singular masculine adjective. Correct answer: valientísimo
This was in the Superlatives - the best, worst, most, & least practice quiz. Wouldn't the correct answer be "valentísimo" ?
And does anyone know the proper place to report errors like this?
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updated May 29, 2015
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You are right, valientísimo does not exist in Spanish. It has an irregular superlative form. In accordance with the R.A.E.:
valentísimo, ma.
(Del sup. de valiente).
- adj. Muy perfecto o consumado en un arte o ciencia.
updated May 29, 2015
edited by txustaboy
posted by txustaboy
