Question

making comparisons
comparatives are expressions used to compare two people or things. in english, comparative adjectives are formed by adding -er to the end of a word (bigger, taller) or by using more, less, and as...as.
translate the comparative expressions to english:

• más alto que =
• menos divertido que =
• tan cómico como =

Explanation:

To translate these Spanish comparative expressions to English, we analyze each:

• "más alto que" means "taller than" (when "alto" refers to height) or more generally "more tall than" (but "taller than" is more natural for height; if "alto" is used in a non - height context like "high" for an object, it can be "more high than", but "taller than" is common for people/height - related).
• "menos divertido que" translates to "less fun than" (since "divertido" means "fun" (masculine), for feminine "divertida" it would be "less funny than" or "less fun than" depending on context).
• "tan cómico como" translates to "as funny as" (since "cómico" means "funny" (masculine), for feminine "cómica" it's "as funny as" too, and it follows the "as...as" structure for equal comparison in English).

Answer:

• más alto que = taller than (or more high than, depending on context)
• menos divertido que = less fun than (or less funny than)
• tan cómico como = as funny as