
Ana D. answered 11/02/21
Harvard Language Tutor
Hi Jesset, these answers look good. The only one I am noticing is wrong is #6. "Lentamente" is an adverb, so you wouldn't use "tanta" which is used quantitatively to modify a noun, but "tan."
Jesset C.
asked 11/02/21Subject: Comparisons of Equality
Directions: Write on the line either tan, tanto, tanta, tantos, or tantas, as applicable.
1. Beatriz es tan cortés como Silvia.
2. Miguel es tan serio como Paco.
3. Yo tengo tanto dinero como mi hermano.
4. Carlos es tan alto como Santiago.
5. Leemos tantos libros como Uds.
6. Ellos caminan tanta lentamente como vosotros.
7. Mamá compró tanta comida como Lucia.
8. Tú juegas tan bien al fútbol como Marcos.
9. Pedro es tan guapo como Ricardo.
10. Uds. comen tantas manzanas como Sandra y yo.
Ana D. answered 11/02/21
Harvard Language Tutor
Hi Jesset, these answers look good. The only one I am noticing is wrong is #6. "Lentamente" is an adverb, so you wouldn't use "tanta" which is used quantitatively to modify a noun, but "tan."
Eugene P. answered 11/02/21
Duolingo, Spanish Coursework, and AP Spanish Language and Culture
Hi. I think for the most part, you agree in gender and number for your answers. However, if you checked a simple Spanish to English translation on Google, you would see how number 6 is incorrect. "Lentamente" is from the root word, "lento," meaning slow, so it becomes a singular and masculine designation: "Ellos caminan tan lentamente como vosotros."
Jesset C.
Thank you for your kind help! :)11/02/21
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Jesset C.
Thank you so much for your help! :)11/02/21