tanto/a/os/as + sustantivo + que (as/so much/many + noun + that) Use this construction when you want to say “so much/many of something that something happens as a result”: Comió tanta pizza que se puso enfermo. (He ate so much pizza he got sick.)

Tan basically means “so,” sometimes “such a” or “as,” and is used only before adjectives or adverbs (or nouns used as adjectives). eg Rita es tan alta como María. (Rita is as tall as María.) Tanto basically means “so much” or “so many” or, when used with como, “as much” or “as many.”

Tanto – singular, masculine nouns. Tanta – singular, feminine nouns. Tantas – plural, feminine nouns.

As an adjective molto has four forms (molto, molti, molta, molte), it agrees in number and gender with the noun it modifies, and means much (a lot), many. As an adjective tanto has four forms (tanto, tanti, tanta, tante), it agrees in number and gender with the noun it modifies, and means so much, so many.

English verb conjugation TO TAN

1. Indicative.
2. Present. I tan. you tan.
3. Present continuous. I am tanning. you are tanning.
4. Preterite. I tanned. you tanned.
5. Preterite continuous. I was tanning. you were tanning.
6. Present perfect. I have tanned. you have tanned.
7. Present perfect continuous. I have been tanning.
8. Pluperfect. I had tanned.

1 : a brown color imparted to the skin especially by exposure to the sun. 2 : a light yellowish brown. 3 tans plural : tan-colored articles of clothing. 4 : a tanning material or its active agent (such as tannin)

Saber is an irregular verb, which means that it doesn’t follow the most common pattern of conjugations in Spanish. This verb is irregular in the first person of present indicative, in the preterite, the future, conditional, and the present tense of the subjunctive mood.

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