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Comparatives

ADJECTIVES más…que more…than menos…que less…than tan…como as…as Use the following phrases with an adjective to compare two things. *The adjective agrees with the first noun. más…que more…than menos…que less…than tan…como as…as

¿Cómo se dice…en español? My grandmother is more artistic than my father. Science class is less fun than English class. Your sisters are as serious as the teacher. Mi abuela es más artística que mi padre. La clase de ciencias es menos divertida que la clase de inglés. Tus hermanas son tan serias como la maestra.

When a comparison does not involve an adjective… Use the following phrases: más que… more than… menos que… less than… tanto como… as much as…

¿Cómo se dice…en español? I like to go to the library more than to the gym. I like hamburgers less than tacos. Do you like to talk as much as listen?

¿Cómo se dice…en español? I like to go to the library more than to the gym. I like hamburgers less than tacos. Do you like to talk as much as listen? Me gusta ir a la biblioteca más que al gimnasio.

¿Cómo se dice…en español? I like to go to the library more than to the gym. I like hamburgers less than tacos. Do you like to talk as much as listen? Me gusta ir a la biblioteca más que al gimnasio. Me gustan las hamburguesas menos que los tacos.

¿Cómo se dice…en español? I like to go to the library more than to the gym. I like hamburgers less than tacos. Do you like to talk as much as listen? Me gusta ir a la biblioteca más que al gimnasio. Me gustan las hamburguesas menos que los tacos. ¿Te gusta hablar tanto como escuchar?

Irregular adjectives Verbo + adjetivo + que Mayor - older Menor - younger Mejor - better Peor - worse To make these words plural, add –es: Mis tíos son mayores que mi tía.

Translate the following sentences into Spanish using the correct form of the comparative expression in parentheses. Marcia is taller than Tomás. (más... que) Delia is less studious than her sister. (menos... que) The boys are as intelligent as the girls. (tan... como) I like to go to the cafeteria more than to the gym. (más que) My parents are older than my aunts and uncles. (mayor que) The bananas are better than the grapes. (mejor que) The soup is worse than the yogurt. (peor que)