Subject Explanations
Adverbs
Adjectives
Adverb Comparisons
Interrogative and Negative Adverbs
Compound Adverbs
Adverbial Expressions
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Subject Exercises:
Adverbs Exercises
Adjectives Exercises
Multiple Choice Practice:
Spanish Adverbs Quiz
Adjective vs Adverb Spanish Quiz
Adjectives Spanish Quiz
In Spanish adverbs (adverbios) also have comparative forms. These forms of comparisons can be of equality, inequality and quantity.
Comparisons with adverbs can be used when:
- Comparison of equality using tan + adverb + como
Example:
Eres tan linda como yo.
You are as pretty as I am.
- Comparison of inequality using menos or más + adverb + que
Examples:
Luisa habla menos alto que tu.
Luisa speaks less loudly than you.
Ana va de compras más ahora que antes.
Ana goes shopping more now than before.
- Comparison based/ involving numerals using de (not que)
Example:
Tienes más de tres días para entregar el trabajo.
You have more than three days to turn in the work.
Adjectives or Nouns used as Adverbs in Spanish
In Spanish, some adjectives and nous can be used as adverbs in everyday conversations.
Adjectives or Nouns | Meaning |
---|---|
Alto | Loudly |
Bajo | Softly |
Claro | Clearly |
Directo | Directly |
Rápido | Quickly |
Examples:
Carla habla muy alto.
Carla speaks very loudly.
El auto pasó muy rápido.
The car passed very fast.