This document compares various nouns using comparative adjectives. It provides 14 comparisons between people, objects, places, and abstract concepts using the adjectives tall, big, small, expensive, near, safe, fast, tall, light, happy, old, fat, calm, new, friendly, dangerous, beautiful, long, tired, and short. The comparisons are made to demonstrate the use of comparative adjectives in Spanish.

1. COMPARATIVE
ALBA LUCIA BUITRAGO DIAZ

2. Carlos is taller
than Danie (tall)

3. The suitcase is bigger than a bag
(big)

4. Lucero is
smaller
than
Cristian
(small)

5. The airplane is
more expensive
than car
(expensive)

6. Cuba is
nearer to the
airport than
Dosquebrada
s (near)

7. The car is safer
than the bike
(safe)

8. The rabbit is
faster than the
tortoise (fast)

9. The Eiffel Tower is taller than
the tower of Cali (tall)

10. The quill is
lighter than
cotton (light)

11. Children are
happier than
adults (happy)

12. The houses
are older
than
buildings(old)

13. He is fatter than she (fat)

14. The farm is
calmer que the
city (calm)

15. The shirt is newer than the pants
(new)

16. Valeria is more friendly
than Valentia (friendly)

17. The drug is
more
dangerous
than the
cigarette
(dangerous)

18. The spring is
more beautiful
than the
winter(beautiful)

19. Isabella has hair longer than
Felipe (long)

20. Pilars more
tired than
Santiago (tired)

21. The bus is
shorter than the
mass transport
(short)