Using más/menos + [adjective/adverb/noun] + que to indicate that one thing is more or less than another (e.g., "The technology makes us más solitarios ").
Use tan for adjectives regardless of gender or number (e.g., tan grandes , tan bueno ). p6-15 estructura 1 opiniones -practice it -
To state that two things are equal in a specific quality or quantity: Adjectives/Adverbs: tan + [adjective/adverb] + como "Los platos no son los de Mar Abierto." tanto/a(s) + [noun] + como (Must match the noun in gender and number). "No sirven en El Asador." Core Concepts: Superlatives Using más/menos + [adjective/adverb/noun] + que to indicate
In "Practice It" activities, you typically compare restaurants or food items based on specific traits like flavor ( ), price ( ), or service ( "No sirven en El Asador
Me parece que el examen es justo. → ________________________________
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When expressing that one thing is "more" or "less" than another, use the following structures: More than: más + [adjective/adverb/noun] + que "La sopa está el café." (The soup is hotter than the coffee.) Less than: menos + [adjective/adverb/noun] + que "El asador tiene El Caracol." Core Concepts: Comparatives of Equality