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The document explains how to use the equal and unequal comparative structures in Spanish. The equal comparative uses "as...as" to say two things are equal in an adjective, while the unequal comparative uses "not as...as" to say two things are unequal. Examples are provided to illustrate comparing the darkness of eyes equally and the unequal height and hair fairness of different people.
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3rd b 1 (not) as ... as alba, laia and laura pradas
- 2. Explanation Weusetheequalcomparative to saytwothingsareequal. Weusetheunequalcomparative to saytwothingsareunequal.
- 3. Structure Equal: Thing + to be (is/are) + as + adjective + as + thing Unequal: Thing + to be (is/are)+ not as + adjective + as + thing
- 4. Examples Alba’seyesare as dark as Laia’s. Thing + to be + as + adjective + as + thing Laura is not as tall as Laia. Thing + to be+ not as + adjective + as + thing
- 5. Sentences Ella no és igual de baixa que ell She is not as short as him Els cabells de la Júlia són iguals de clars que els de la Clàudia Julia’shair is as fair as Claudia’s. El jersei de l’Albert és igual de gran que el d’en David Albert’sjumper is as big as David’s
- 6. THE END Laia Ventura Laura Prades Alba Batlle