Comparative structures using “mai…decât” (more…than) Exercises in Romanian language

Learning to use comparative structures effectively is essential for mastering Romanian, and one of the key phrases you'll encounter is "mai...decât," which translates to "more...than" in English. This construction is used to compare qualities, quantities, and actions between two subjects, making it a versatile and indispensable part of the language. Whether you're comparing the height of two people, the speed of two cars, or the difficulty of two tasks, understanding how to properly use "mai...decât" will significantly enhance your ability to communicate nuanced ideas in Romanian. In these exercises, you'll practice forming sentences that use "mai...decât" to compare various aspects. Each exercise is designed to help you grasp the structure and subtleties of this comparative form, guiding you through a range of examples that illustrate its use in everyday conversation. By the end of these exercises, you'll be able to confidently construct sentences that express comparisons, enriching your Romanian vocabulary and improving your overall fluency. Let's get started on mastering this essential grammatical tool!