Choose which rule is used in the given context. to convey inferiority. más + adjective, adverb, noun + que tan + adjective, adverb + como definite article + más, menos + adjective menos + adjective, adverb, noun + que

Answer : menos + adjective, adverb, noun + que

Explanation: In Spanish there are some structures, that are used to compare the characteristics or attributes of two or more things.

To convey inferiority, we use "menos + adjetivo, adverbio, sustantivo + que" which means "less + adjective, adverb, noun + than".

Examples:

Adjective: "menos alto que" tú means "less tall than you."

Adverb: En la ciudad la gente se despierta "menos temprano que" en el campo" means "In the city people wake up less early than in the countryside"

Noun: En el campo hay "menos contaminación que" en la ciudad" means "In the countryside there is less pollution than in the city"

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