Chapter 2.3

Question 1

how do you compare inequalities of adj/adv/noun

Answer 1

más/menos + [adj/adv/noun] + que

Question 2

taller

Answer 2

más alto que

Question 3

how do you compare inequalities that involve a numerical expression

Answer 3

de is used before the number instead of que
más/menos + de + [#]

Question 4

There are more than 5 oranges

Answer 4

hay más de cinco naranjas

Question 5

how do you compare in inequalities of verbs

Answer 5

[verb] + más/menos que

Question 6

my brothers eat more than I do

Answer 6

mis hermanos comen más que yo

Question 7

Bob sleeps less than his father does

Answer 7

bob duerme menos que su padre

Question 8

how do you compare equalities of adj/adv

Answer 8

tan + [adj/adv] + como

Question 9

how do you compare equalities of nouns

Answer 9

tanto/a(s) + [noun] + como

Question 10

how do you know what from tanto/a(s) goes in

Answer 10

it agrees in number and gender with the noun it modifies

Question 11

these grapes are as tasty as those ones are

Answer 11

estas uvas son tan ricos como aquéllas

Question 12

tan and tanto can also be used for emphasis, rather than to compare, with these meanings
tan:
tanto:
tantos/as:

Answer 12

tan: so
tanto: so much
tantos/as: so many

Question 13

how do you compare equalities of verbs

Answer 13

[verb] + tanto como

Question 14

they talk as much as my sisters

Answer 14

Ellos halban tanto como mis hermanas

Question 15

when you’re using grande and pequeno with age what do you do

Answer 15

change it to mayor or menor

Question 16

when you’re using grande and pequeno with size what do you do

Answer 16

use the regular forms

Question 17

when you’re using grande and pequeno with size what do you do

Answer 17

use the regular forms
(más grande and más pequeno)

Question 18

I am younger than you

Answer 18

Yo soy menor que tú

Question 19

I ordered a smaller dish

Answer 19

Pedí un plato más pequeño