Answer: Demasiados
so you want to know what means what.
Your stuck between Demasiados y Bastantes
These two are very go chooses but they have slightly different meanings
Demasiados means too many
bastantes means enough
looking at the sentence
it says "If you ONLY(key word) need one pencil and someone gives you 20, you have...enough or too many pencils?
If you only needed one Think about it you ONLY NEED ONE but now you have 20 You dont need the other 19 pencils so ANSWER WILL BE
TOO MANY
you have too many pencils becuase u only need one
Answer:
El fútbol es más divertido que el baloncesto.
La paella es más sabrosa que la pizza.
Boston es una ciudad más interesante que Nueva York.
Explanation:
A comparative adjective is an adjective that expresses a comparison of qualities between two elements.
In traditional Spanish grammar, three comparative degrees are contemplated:
Comparison of superiority: in Spanish, más ... que
Comparison of equality: in Spanish, tan ... como
Comparison of inferiority: in Spanish, menos ... que
1) Vincent y Monica están cansados.
Cansados is plural for cansado/a
4) Paloma está enamorada con su novio.
Enamorada is singular feminine
5) Los abuelos de Irene están contentos.
Contentos is plural for contento/a
Hope this helped :)
The answer is actually D. Neutral for the first one and C. Indigenous for the second one.
I know these are 100% correct because I just took the quick check. ;)
