In sentences with superlative adjectives, we often put more stress on the adjective or say it louder.

For example, when on a talks about Jonathan and Ashley, she says They are the friendliest people I know.

She says the word friendliest louder than the other words.

Uh huh.

Jonathan and Ashley are two other good friends of mine in the city.

They are the friendliest people I know.

They always help me when I need it.

Now you try it.

Repeat what Anna says about her friend Marsha.

Put stress on the adjective.

Marcia is the nicest person I know in this city.

Now tell us about one of your friends.

Use one of the superlative adjectives from this lesson such as silliest, nicest, friendliest, messiest or luckiest.

Be sure to say the adjective louder than the other words.