In this exercise, we have an adjective and two nouns. We have to make a comparison between these two based on the meaning of the adjective.
adjective: famoso (famous)
nouns: Adele / mi hermana
When we make comparisons in Spanish, we follow this pattern:
más/menos + adjective + que (más=more, menos=less)
1. Adele es más famosa que mi hermana.
2. Es más difícil estudiar química orgánica que leer una novela.
*Just a different word order.
3. El tiempo en Boston es peor que el tiempo en Florida.
*In this case, we have an irregular comparison: malo - peor - el peor (bad - worse - the worst).
4. Los restaurantes baratos son menos baratos que los restaurantes de comida rápida.
*Menos baratos = more expensive (literally, it would mean "less cheap")
5. Mi abuelo es más viejo que mi sobrino.
The comparative form of the adjectives in parenthesis, using the given words, is:
Translation.
Comparatives in Spanish.
The comparatives serve to indicate that a noun is superiority, equality or inferiority to another noun, in a mentioned characteristic. The structure of each comparative form is shown below:
Comparative of superiority.
Comparative of equality.
Comparative of inferiority.
Since the exercise does not specify which type of comparative to use, depending on which one you want to use, you can follow the guide given above.
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