01 Spanish Lesson - Unequal Comparisons (part 1): Más/menos ___ que

The video tutorial covers the concept of making comparisons in Spanish, focusing on expressions of inequality using 'more than' and 'less than'. It provides numerous examples to illustrate these concepts, explaining the grammatical structure and agreement in number and gender. The tutorial also includes practice sentences to reinforce learning.

What word is used in Spanish to indicate 'more' in comparisons?

• Menor

• Mayor

• Más

• Menos

Who is described as happier in the examples?

• James

• Matthew

• Javier

• Pedro

Which pair is described as prettier in the examples?

• Matthew and James

• Juanito and Mateo

• Jimena and Linda

• Beatriz and Jimena

What word is used in Spanish to indicate 'less' in comparisons?

• Más

• Menor

• Mayor

• Menos

Who is described as less serious in the examples?

• Santiago

• Beatriz

• Juanito

• Mateo

What is the key grammatical rule for making comparisons in Spanish?

• Use 'más' or 'menos' without agreement

• Ensure agreement in number and gender

• Always use 'que' after 'más' or 'menos'

• Use 'más' for all comparisons

Which of the following is a correct translation for 'smarter than'?

• Más inteligente que

• Menos inteligente que

• Más alto que

• Menos alto que

In the cultural notes, what is emphasized about possession in Spanish?

• Use 'para' to indicate possession

• Use 'por' to indicate possession

• Use 'de' to indicate possession

• Use 'con' to indicate possession

Which example is given to illustrate a comparison of size?

• Elephants are larger than mice

• Trees are taller than bushes

• Cats are smaller than dogs

• Birds are faster than fish

What is the Spanish translation for 'less hardworking than'?

• Menos alto que

• Más alto que

• Más trabajador que

• Menos trabajador que