Questions & Answers about Questo luogo è famoso e molto turistico.
This lesson is about relative superlatives like 'the most'. How would we change this sentence to say 'This place is the most famous'?
You create a relative superlative by using a definite article followed by più (more) and the adjective. So, to say 'This place is the most famous', you would write Questo luogo è il più famoso. The original sentence uses molto (very) instead, which just describes a high degree without comparing it to other places.
How do you make the words luogo and turistico plural?
Why doesn't the word molto change its ending to match the noun here?
In this sentence, molto means 'very' and is acting as an adverb to describe the adjective turistico. Adverbs in Italian are invariable, meaning their endings never change. If molto were describing a noun instead (meaning 'many' or 'a lot of', like in molti luoghi), it would need to match the noun's gender and number.
I often see the word posto for 'place'. Could I use it here instead of luogo?