Festival experiences: comparatives 'más que' and 'menos que'
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I can use the comparatives 'más … que' and 'menos … que' to compare other people's experiences at a music festival.
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The SSCs [a], [e] and [o] are strong vowels which are pronounced as separate syllables when they appear together.
To say possessive adjective 'our' in Spanish, use 'nuestro'. 'Nuestro' needs to agree in gender with the noun.
The verb 'estar' is used to describe states. The adjective must agree with the noun in gender and number.
To say 'more ... than', use 'más' + adjective + 'que': 'Ana está más feliz que Alex.' 'Ana is happier than Alex.'
To say 'less ... than', 'menos' + adjective + 'que': 'Jun está menos enfermo que Sam.' 'Jun is less ill than Sam.'
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