1. somos tres hermanos: tengo dos hermanos mayores y yo soy (joven).
2. si entrenas cada día puedes ser la (buena) jugadora en tu equipo.
3. el vaticano (vatican) tiene una población de sólo setecientos setenta personas y es el estado independiente (pequeño) del mundo.
4. como pablo nunca practica es el (malo) músico

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Explanation:

Explanation:

These sentences are using the SUPERLATIVE FORM. Which is when we compare one person, thing or place with a group of people, things or places.

In English, the word MOST (before the adjective) or -EST (at the end of the adjective) is written in the superlative form.

For example, John is the smartEST student in the classroom.

                       Avery is the MOST beautiful girl.

In Spanish, we use the words EL/LA MÁS + adjective.

Never forget there are irregular adjectives such as BEST (good) and WORST (bad); these irregular adjectives do not use the word MOST, neither -EST at the end of the adjective. The same happens in Spanish, we do not write MÁS, instead, we write EL/LA MEJOR y EL/LA PEOR, as you can see in numbers 2 and 4.