Festival experiences: comparatives 'mejor que' and 'peor que'
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I can use the comparatives 'mejor que' and 'peor que' to compare feelings, experiences and singers at a music festival.
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'More ... than' in Spanish is 'más' + adjective + 'que', e.g. 'Nadia está más feliz que Lucía'.
'Less ... than' is 'menos' + adjective + 'que', e.g. 'las tías están menos enojadas que Ana'.
To say 'better than', use 'mejor que', e.g. 'la segunda canción es mejor que la primera'.
To say 'worse than', use 'peor que', e.g. 'el vestido es peor que la camisa'.
To show possession in Spanish, use possession + 'de' + owner, e.g. 'el amigo de Daniel' - 'Daniel's friend'.
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