One may use adjectives to make comparisons by using the following formula: (más, menos/tan) + adjective + (que/como) Examples: Juan es más alto que Pablo.

Gramática One may use adjectives to make comparisons by using the following formula: (más, menos/tan) + adjective + (que/como) Examples: Juan es más alto que Pablo.

People: The personal a in Spanish is a word used before people and after verbs. Look at the following examples. Juan no puede encontrar su teléfono.

Las ventanas fueron rotas por Juan. The windows were broken by John. (passive) If no "doer" (in this case, John) is specified, instead of using the true passive ...

Examples: Juan no asistió a la reunión. Juan did not attend the meeting. Luis respondió a todas las preguntas. Luis responded to all the questions.

The difference between direct and indirect speech is best understood by looking at examples of each. Direct Juan dice, "“hay un ratón en mi casa”".

Gramática The difference between direct and indirect speech is best understood by looking at examples of each. Direct Juan dice, "“hay un ratón en mi casa”".

Examples: Juan es muy guapo e inteligente. Juan is very handsome and intelligent. Sentences o to u No recuerdo si era belga u holandés. - I don't remember if he was from ...

Examples: Juan trabaja tanto como yo. Juan Works as much as I do. Mi hermanita nada tanto como un pez. My little sister swims as much as a fish. Ya no juego tanto como antes.

*Note in the examples below that Spanish uses the indirect object pronouns ... - I buy books for Juan. Ellos les compran regalos a sus hijos. - They buy gifts to ...