In this exercise, on the right of each sentence, we have signs that indicate if we have to use “más….que” (more than), “menos….que” (less than), “tan…como” (like that). Then, we have to circle the correct form of the adjective according to the noun.
The sentence reads:
*”The color pink is _____ (vivid / vivid) _____ the color red.”*

When comparing two things that are equal we use “tan+adjective+como”.
And when comparing two different things we can use “más/menos+adjective+como”.

The adjective and the nouns have to agree in the number and gender.

On the right of the sentence, we have a minus indicating that something is less than the other.
Therefore, for the first blank we will choose *menos* (less).
Since we have *el color* (the color), which is a masculine singular noun, we will choose *vivo*, which is a masculine singular adjective.
And according to the comparison form, for the second blank, we will use *que*.

menos; vivo; que

In this exercise, on the right of each sentence, we have signs that indicate if we have to use “más….que” (more than), “menos….que” (less than), “tan…como” (like that). Then, we have to circle the correct form of the adjective according to the noun.
The sentence reads:
*”I think museums are _____ (fun / fun) ____ cinemas.”*

When comparing two things that are equal we use “tan+adjective+como”.
And when comparing two different things we can use “más/menos+adjective+como”.

The adjective and the nouns have to agree in the number and gender.

On the right of the sentence, we have an equal sign indicating that something is the same as the other.
Therefore, for the first blank we will choose *tan* (as).
Since we have *los museos* (the mueseums), which is a masculine plural noun, we will choose *divertidos* (fun), which is a masculine plural adjective.
And according to the comparison form, for the second blank, we will use *como* (like).

tan; divertidos; como

In this exercise, on the right of each sentence, we have signs that indicate if we have to use “más….que” (more than), “menos….que” (less than), “tan…como” (like that). Then, we have to circle the correct form of the adjective according to the noun.
The sentence reads:
*”That Diego Rivera mural is _____ (large / large) _____ that portrait of Frida Kaho.”*

When comparing two things that are equal we use “tan+adjective+como”.
And when comparing two different things we can use “más/menos+adjective+como”.

The adjective and the nouns have to agree in the number and gender.

On the right of the sentence, we have a plus indicating that something is more than the other.
Therefore, for the first blank we will choose *más* (more).
Since we have *ese mural* (that mural), which is a masculine singular noun, we will choose *grande* (big), which is a masculine singular adjective.
And according to the comparison form, for the second blank, we will use *que*.

más; grande; que

In this exercise, on the right of each sentence, we have signs that indicate if we have to use “más….que” (more than), “menos….que” (less than), “tan…como” (like that). Then, we have to circle the correct form of the adjective according to the noun.
The sentence reads:
*”The painter is ____ (hardworker/ hardworker) ____ the painter.”*

When comparing two things that are equal we use “tan+adjective+como”.
And when comparing two different things we can use “más/menos+adjective+como”.

The adjective and the nouns have to agree in the number and gender.

On the right of the sentence, we have an equal sign indicating that something is the same as the other.
Therefore, for the first blank we will choose *tan* (as).
Since we have *el pintor* (the painter), which is a masculine singular noun, we will choose *trabajador* (hard worker), which is a masculine singular adjective.
And according to the comparison form, for the second blank, we will use *como* (like).

tan; trabajador; como

In this exercise, on the right of each sentence, we have signs that indicate if we have to use “más….que” (more than), “menos….que” (less than), “tan…como” (like that). Then, we have to circle the correct form of the adjective according to the noun.
The sentence reads:
*”Paper and plastic are ____ (expensive / expensive) _____ gold and silver.”*

When comparing two things that are equal we use “tan+adjective+como”.
And when comparing two different things we can use “más/menos+adjective+como”.

The adjective and the nouns have to agree in the number and gender.

On the right of the sentence, we have a minus indicating that something is less than the other.
Therefore, for the first blank we will choose *menos* (less).
Since we have *el papel* (the paper) and el plástico (the plastic), we will choose the plural form *caros* (expensive), because when we have two singular nouns in the same sentence we use the plural adjective.
And according to the comparison form, for the second blank, we will use *que*.

menos; caros; que