más + adjective/adverb/noun + que

Possession using “de” In Spanish, ‘s does not exist. So to show possession, we use the word “de” For example: Maria’s cat El gato de Maria The cat of Maria.
Gusta, again! Earlier in the course, we saw how to express likes and dislikes about activities, i.e., gusta + a verb. In this slide show, we are going.
Saying what Someone Likes to Do Using gustar + infinitive Español 1 Unidad 3 Etapa 1.
S.W.B.A.T. Make comparisons. I will… Complete ACTS on p.208.
Los comparativos.
Possessive Adjectives
Possessive Adjectives
El Comparativo y El Superlativo
El Verbo GUSTAR En español gustar significa to be pleasing In English, the equivalent is to like.
COMPARISONS COMPARISONS I want you to write down 3 comparisons using the words MORE, LESS, or AS. EXAMPLES: She is more athletic than Mike. He is less.
Comparatives.
English Comparatives Superlatives Compares ____ people/places/things
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Adjetivos Posesivos.
Hagan Ahora ¿Qué te gusta hacer?.
Comparatives Page 278 Realidades 1.
Making Comparisons in Spanish Sp. 3 (H) c.4. Comparisons of Equality 1. Tan + adjective/adverb + como El libro es tan grande como el otro. 2. Tanto/a/os/as.
Making Comparisons in Spanish Sp. 3 (H) c.4. Comparisons of Equality 1. Tan + adjective/adverb + como El libro es tan grande como el otro. 2. Tanto/a/os/as.
La clase de inglés es más interesante que la clase de matemáticas.
Unidad 3, Leccion 2.
El arte y la músicaGramática 1 Repaso: Comparisons of equality and superlatives Preview Comparisons of equality Superlatives.
Comparatives p.174 más….que/más que = more than menos…que/menos que = less than tan…como/tanto como = as …as.
Comparatives Page 53 Realidades 2.
Comparatives Page 53 Realidades 2.
Comparativo y superlativo
Español 2 el 5 de octubre. Making comparisons To compare people or things that are equal to one another, you use: tan+ adjective + como (as + adjective.
Los comparativos y superlativos
Repaso Breve. Two-Form Verbs In Spanish, some verbs have only two forms. I like to call these verbs two- form verbs. The most common two-form verb is.
El verbo gustar. The verb gustar is used to talk about things that you or someone else likes to do. Gustar translates to ____ is pleasing to me in English.
Unidad 3, Lección 1 Español I Tema: We LIKE gustar Essencial Question: How do I use the verb gustar to talk about what people do and do not like?
Comparatives Page 278 Realidades 1 Comparatives You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
Comparaciones. Más + adjective + que= Menos + adjective + que= Here are several comparisons you will use in Spanish. More than Less than Él es más alto.
Español 4 Honores: Unidad 9 Gramática E y F. To compare things with one another: more than, less than, as…as Comparing people, activities, or things.
Gustar y los sujetos. So far, we have seen the phrases: Me gusta correr. – I like to run. Te gusta bailar. – You like to dance. Le gusta comer. – He likes.
Making comparisons in Spanish First situation: In order to talk about inequality we use the comparative form of the adjective: taller, shorter, bigger,
Comparatives 6A Comparatives You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
Expressing possession
Making Comparisons. To compare unequal or unalike persons, places and things, Spanish uses más (more) or menos (less) -¿Enrique, eres más alto que tu.
What is the comparative?
How does “gustar” work? “I like pizza.” “Elena likes to swim.”
More on… Gustar. Ya sabemos… Me gusta = I like ______ (verb infinitive) Me gusta nadar. Me gusta tocar la guitarra.
Compare and Contrast Its like this and like that, yeah!
Español 2 Capítulo 7 página 241 Possessive Adjectives.
MAKING COMPARISONS R21B MP. ¿Recuerdas? There are several ways to compare things and people. Más + adjective + que Menos + adjective + que Mayor que /
El Verbo “GUSTAR” En español gustar significa “to be pleasing” In English, the equivalent is “to like”
Unequal Comparisons Page 22 Avancemos 2 Unequal Comparisons You have learned más and menos in certain expressions.
PersonEnglish Adjectives- Singular Adjectives– PluralYoMyMi Mis TúYourTu Tus Él / Ud His / Your (formal) Su Sus Ella / Ud Her / Your (formal)
Grammar Notes: Making comparisons
Possessive Adjectives  Remember:  Spanish nouns have assigned gender  Spanish adjectives adjust to match their nouns in number AND gender  Spanish.
 When one person or thing is more or less than another person or thing.  EX: Spanish is more fun than history.  EX: Spanish is less difficult than.
Compariciones en español. unequal comparisons differences between people/things más + adjective, adverb or noun + que (more) (than) Los estudiantes están.
Making Comparisons Notes #14. Making Comparisons Notes #14  Standard 1.2: Students understand and interpret written and spoken language on a variety.
APUNTES #1 - COMPARATIVES.
¿Recuerdas? You already know several ways to compare things and people. más + adjective + que menos + adjective + que mayor que / menor que mejor que /
Las Comparaciones. When a comparison doesn’t involve an adjective, you use these phrases:
Comparatives.
Unequal comparisons.
Phrases for making comparisons in Spanish
 Comparisons are used to compare two people or things. In English, we form them by adding –er to the end of a word or by using the words more, less,
La forma comparativa con ADJETIVOS Chapter 1B -Grammar.
Unidad 3.2.  In this lesson you learn to  To talk about family  Ask and tell ages  Express possession with de  Give dates  Make comparisons  Learn.
El Verbo “ GUSTAR ” In Spanish, the verb gustar means “ to be pleasing ” In English, the equivalent is “ to like ”
U3L2. Comparatives Comparatives (comparativos) are expressions used to compare two or more people or things. In English, comparative adjectives are formed.
UNIDAD 3 – LECCIÓN 2 Lunes, diesciseis de noviembre del dos mil quince Objetivos de lección 2: 1.SWBAT talk about family 2.Ask and tell ages 3.Express.
How do I make a comparison in Spanish?
Lunes, diesciseis de noviembre del dos mil quince
Making comparisons in Spanish.
Comparatives.
Comparativo y superlativo