Forming comparatives with regular adjectives Exercises in Galician language

In the Galician language, forming comparatives with regular adjectives is a fundamental aspect of expressing differences between two entities. Just like in English, comparatives are used to show that one noun possesses a higher or lower degree of a certain quality than another. Understanding the rules and patterns of forming comparatives will not only enhance your ability to describe and compare objects, people, and situations more precisely, but also improve your overall fluency in Galician. Regular adjectives in Galician generally follow a straightforward pattern when forming comparatives. Typically, you add the suffix "-eira" or "-eiras" to the adjective's base form, depending on the gender and number of the nouns being compared. For instance, the adjective "alto" (tall) becomes "máis alto" for "taller" when comparing two masculine singular nouns. Similarly, "alta" would become "máis alta" when comparing two feminine singular nouns. By mastering these patterns, you will be well-equipped to make accurate and meaningful comparisons in Galician. Dive into our exercises to practice and perfect your skills in forming comparatives with regular adjectives!