You can keep trying for a perfect score before you submit this on Classroom. Pay attention to which phrases you use que with versus when you use como.
To compare two things using adjectives use the following expressions. **Note that the adjective agrees in gender and number with the noun that comes first.
más + adjective + que = more ……than ex: Mi abuela es más artística que mi padre.
My grandma is more artistic than my father.
menos + adjective + que = less …….than ex: El profesor es menos divertido que yo.
The teacher is less fun than I am.
tan + adjective + como = as…..as ex: Tus hermanas son tan serias como el profesor.
Your sisters are as serious as the teacher.
**When making a comparison WITHOUT an adjective, use these phrases:
más que….. = more than…. ex: Me gusta ir a la biblioteca más que el gimnasio.
I like to go to the library more than to the gym.
menos que….. = less than…. ex: Me gustan la pizza menos que los tacos.
I like pizza less than tacos.
tanto como….. = as much as….. ex: ¿Te gusta leer tanto como escribir?
Do you like to read as much as write?
**Adjectives with irregular comparative forms:
bueno(a) → mejor = better (not more good)
*To make any of the above adjectives plural (if the people/things you mention first is plural) add “es” to the end
