comparativas
Comparativas are a grammatical category that expresses variation in degree between two entities. They indicate differences in quantity, quality, or extent, and are used to show superiority, inferiority, or equality. The concept is common to many languages, including Spanish and English. In Spanish, comparativas are formed with three main patterns: superiority, equality, and inferiority.
Superiority uses más or menos + adjective + que to indicate that one entity has more or less
In English, comparatives typically use -er or more/less, with irregulars like better, worse, older, younger. The
In practice, comparatives help express relative differences and are often contrasted with superlatives, which express the