As you know when we talk about comparison is essential to talk about adjectives. Important: Adjectives must match in gender and number to nouns they modify.
El es alto Singular, masculine El es bajo Singular, masculine
In English we add – er – to signify more or less. You can also add more or less in front of the adjective.
They are more bored than he. He is less bored than them.
There is not “ er” equivalent in Spanish, but rather we use : More or less + adjectives + than Just use this formula, it is much easier than English!! Mas or menos + adjectivos + que
El SnowboardingEl Golf
El pin-ponEl surf
El tennisEl futbol soccer
AdjectiveComparative Bueno = goodMejor = better Malo = badPeor = worse Viejo = oldMayor = older Joven = youngMenor = younger
El futbol americanoLos bolos
La abuelitaEl bebe
La mamaLos niños
To compare people or things that are equal to another you use: As + adjectives + asTan + adjectivo + como En mi club, levantar pesas es tan popular como correr. En el equipo de futbol, levantar pesas no es tan popular como correr.
To say “ as much as “ or “ as many as “, you use: Examples: Hay tanta azucar como sal en esta cocina. Hay tantas actrices en el ensayo como actores. Tanto ( a ) + noun + comoAs much + noun + as Tantos ( as ) + noun ( plural ) + como As many + noun + as
TAN = is followed by adjective. TANTO( A )/ TANTOS ( AS )= is followed by noun.