Spanish Grammar: Comparisons of Quantity
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| Spanish Grammar: Comparisons of Quantity la gramática española: las comparaciones de cantidad
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60-Second Spanish Grammar Lesson |
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| Comparisons of Quantity are used to compare the quantities of two different things / kinds of things! Make sure not to confuse them with Comparisons of Equality or Inequality.
And actually, comparisons of quantities include types of comparisons of equality and inequality. We’ll use the word TANTO (as much/many) to connotate quantities, and it changes in number and gender according to the object that you’re quantifying! Tanto + object (masc/fem/singular/plural) + como Tanto dinero (el dinero) Tanta prisa (la prisa) Tantos libros (los libros) Tantas computadoras (las computadoras) When we use actions instead of objects, we use VERB + TANTO + COMO. Yo no estudio tanto como mi hermana. ¡Yo como tanto como mi perro! |
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| No tengo tanto dinero como Bill Gates. I don’t have as much money as Bill Gates. ¡No vayas con tanta prisa! No tengo tantos libros como la biblioteca. Yo estudio tanto como ellos. |
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