To form a comparative adjective, in Spanish<\/b>, you have to use m\u00e1s (more) or menos (less) or tan (the same):<\/p>\n
Ella es m\u00e1s alta que yo\u00a0 (She is taller than me)<\/p>\n
La ciudad es menos tranquila que el pueblo (City is less calm than the village)<\/p>\n
Inglaterra es tan fr\u00eda como Irlanda (England is as cold as Ireland)<\/p>\n
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The second element in the comparation can be:<\/p>\n
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Los gatos son m\u00e1s listos que malos\u00a0 (cats are more clever than naughty)<\/p>\n
Los gatos son m\u00e1s peque\u00f1os que los tigres (cats are smaller than tigers)<\/p>\n
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– Another example of an adverb in Spanish<\/i>:<\/p>\n
Los gatos son m\u00e1s limpios que antes (cats are cleaner than before)<\/p>\n
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– Another example of an adverb in Spanish<\/span>:<\/p>\n En casa se come mejor que en un restaurante (You can eat better at home than in a restaurant)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n – A verb clause:<\/p>\n Sabes m\u00e1s espa\u00f1ol de lo que piensas (You know more Spanish than you think you do)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n Irregular comparatives<\/em><\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Bueno\/a\/os\/as (good) changes to mejor\/es (better)<\/p>\n La playa es buena \/ La playa es mejor que la monta\u00f1a<\/p>\n (The beach is good \/ The beach is better that the mountain)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Malo\/a\/os\/as (bad) changes to peor\/es (worse)<\/p>\n La grasa es mala \/ La grasa es peor que la fibra<\/p>\n (Fat is bad \/ Fat is worse than fiber)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Grande\/es (big) changes to mayor\/es (bigger)<\/p>\n Londres es grande \/ Londres es mayor que Barcelona<\/p>\n (London is big \/ London is bigger than Barcelona)<\/p>\n <\/p>\n -Peque\u00f1o\/a\/os\/as (small) changes to menor (Smaller)<\/p>\n Barcelona es peque\u00f1a \/ Barcelona es m\u00e1s peque\u00f1a que Londres<\/p>\n (Barcelona is small \/ Barcelona is smaller than London)<\/p>\n