Breakdown of Mi prima es igual de generosa que mi madre.
ser
to be
de
from / of
la madre
the mother
la prima
the female cousin
Questions & Answers about Mi prima es igual de generosa que mi madre.
Wait, I learned to say tan generosa como. Can I use that instead of igual de generosa que?
Why do we use que instead of como after generosa?
The word you use in the second half of the comparison depends on the first half. Because we started this comparison with the structure igual de, we must pair it with que. If we had started with tan, we would pair it with como.
Does igual change depending on who we are talking about? For example, would it be iguala for a female cousin?
Why isn't there a verb at the very end of the sentence, like que mi madre es?