Comparatives in Italian: Comparativi

The video tutorial explains how to compare things in Italian, similar to English. It covers equality, majority, and minority comparisons using specific Italian terms like 'cozi', 'quanto', 'pu', and 'meno'. Special cases where 'che' replaces 'di' are also discussed. The tutorial concludes with a comprehension check.

What are the three possible outcomes when comparing two things in Italian?

• Equality, Superiority, Inferiority

• Majority, Minority, Superiority

• Equality, Majority, Minority

• Similarity, Difference, Equality

Which of the following pairs can be used interchangeably to express equality in Italian?

• Più...di and meno...di

• Così...come and tanto...quanto

• Tanto...quanto and meno...di

• Così...come and più...di

What is a key consideration when using 'così...come' and 'tanto...quanto' in Italian?

• They are used for expressing majority

• They cannot be mixed once a pair is chosen

• They must be used with different subjects

• They can be mixed in a sentence

When expressing majority in Italian, which preposition is commonly used?

• Per

• Di

• Che

• Con

In Italian, how do you express that one thing is less than another?

• Using più...di

• Using meno...di

• Using tanto...quanto

• Using così...come

When should 'di' be replaced by 'che' in Italian comparatives?

• When comparing two verbs

• When comparing two different grammatical categories

• When comparing two words of the same grammatical category

• When comparing two nouns in the subject position

Which expression is used in Italian comparatives when followed by a verbal form?

• Di quel che

• Così...come

• Più...di

• Meno...di