In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with *tanto, tanta, tantos* or *tantas* (so many).
The sentence reads:
*”The lead actress is very talented and the lead actor is very talented. The actor is ____ talented like the actress.”*

When we are comparing the same quantity between two nouns we use: *tanto (tanta/tantos/tantas) + noun+ como*.

Note that they have to agree in number and gender with the noun.

In the sentence, we have *talento* (the talent), which is a masculine singular noun. Therefore, for the blank, we will use *tanto* because it is in the masculine singular form as well.

tanto

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with *tanto, tanta, tantos* or *tantas* (so many).
The sentence reads:
*”Two plays and two musicals are presented at the theater this week. There are presented_____ plays as musical works.”*

When we are comparing the same quantity between two nouns we use: *tanto (tanta/tantos/tantas) + noun+ como*.

Note that they have to agree in number and gender with the noun.

In the sentence, we have *obras* (pays), which is a feminine plural noun. Therefore, for the blank, we will use *tantas* because it is in the feminine plural form as well.

tantas

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with *tanto, tanta, tantos* or *tantas* (so many).
The sentence reads:
*”Yesterday two hundred people attended the play and today two hundred attend. Today there are____ people like yesterday.”*

When we are comparing the same quantity between two nouns we use *tanto (tanta/tantos/tantas) + noun+ como*.

Note that they have to agree in number and gender with the noun.

In the sentence, we have *la gente* (people), which is a feminine singular noun. Therefore, for the blank, we will use *tanta* because it is in the feminine singular form as well.

tanta

In this exercise, we need to complete the sentence with *tanto, tanta, tantos* or *tantas* (so many).
The sentence reads:
*”There are ten musicians and ten dancers in the play. There are____musicians as dancers.”*

When we are comparing the same quantity between two nouns we use *tanto (tanta/tantos/tantas) + noun+ como*.

Note that they have to agree in number and gender with the noun.

In the sentence, we have *músicos y bailarines* (musicians and dancers), which are masculine plural nouns. Therefore, for the blank, we will use *tantos* because it is in the masculine plural form as well.

tantos

When we are comparing the same quantity between two nouns we use *tanto (tanta/tantos/tantas) + noun+ como*.

Note that they have to agree in number and gender with the noun.

In the sentence, we have *dinero* (money), which is a masculine singular noun. Therefore, for the blank, we will use *tanto* because it is in the masculine singular form as well.

tanto