In this exercise, we need to use irregular comparative adjectives.
The sentence reads:
*”Ana is 13 years old and Luz is 17 years old. Ana is_____than Luz.”*

In the sentences where we have *bueno* (good), *malo* (bad), *viejo* (old) and *joven* (joung) we use irregular adjectives: *mejor* (better), *peor*(worse), *mayor* (older) and *menor* (younger).

Since in the sentence we have that Ana is 13 years old and Luz 17 years old, meaning that Ana is younger than Luz. The comparative adjective for younger is “menor”.

menor

In this exercise, we need to use irregular comparative adjectives.
The sentence reads:
*”Pedro gets an “A” in English class and Jorge gets a “C”. Pedro’s note is ___than Jorge’s note.”*

In the sentences where we have *bueno* (good), *malo* (bad), *viejo* (old) and *joven* (joung) we use irregular adjectives: *mejor* (better), *peor*(worse), *mayor* (older) and *menor* (younger).

Since in the sentence we have that Pedro got an “A” and Jorge “C”, meaning that Pedro’s note is better than Jorges. The comparative adjective for better is “mejor”.

mejor

In this exercise, we need to use irregular comparative adjectives.
The sentence reads:
*”Paco is 16 years old and his grandfather is 83 years old. Grandfather is___than Paco.”*

In the sentences where we have *bueno* (good), *malo* (bad), *viejo* (old) and *joven* (joung) we use irregular adjectives: *mejor* (better), *peor*(worse), *mayor* (older) and *menor* (younger).

Since in the sentence we have that Paco is 16 years old and his grandfather 83 years old, meaning that grandfather is older than Paco. The comparative adjective for older is “mayor”.

mayor

In this exercise, we need to use irregular comparative adjectives.
The sentence reads:
*”Carla’s paintings are not very good, but Tomás’s paintings are excellent. Carla’s paintings are_____than Tomás’s paintings.”*

In the sentences where we have *bueno* (good), *malo* (bad), *viejo* (old) and *joven* (joung) we use irregular adjectives: *mejor* (better), *peor*(worse), *mayor* (older) and *menor* (younger).

Since in the sentence we have that Tomás’s paintings are excellent and Carlas not, meaning that Carla’s paintings are worse than Tomás’s. The comparative adjective for worse is “peores”.
Since we have *los cuadros* (the paintings), wich are in plural, we had to use the adjective also in plural.

peores