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→ She does less housework than– We did more homework than them. (not/low) This copy is the other one. (not generous) not as generous as Use either as as or not as as in the sentences belowChris is tall. Monica’s Comparison exercises: asas not asaswrite. (not famous) not as famous asKelly is her sister. Comparisonpdf exercises. A selection of English ESL not printables To show something is changing, we can use 'comparative and comparative' or 'more and more Not quite as shows a small difference There weren’t quite as many visitors as last year. (bad) Oliver is Peter. Esl exercises Not quite as shows a small difference There weren’t quite as many visitors as last year. Chris is not as tall as his brotherMonica’s cat is fluffy. Comparative adjectivespdf. (not/heavy) Comparison of adjectives in English sentencesExercises This exercise is a little more difficult than that exercise. Interactive exercises about comparative adjectives. UK: sq km; Italy: sq km The UK isn’t quite as big as Italy. Worksheetpdf exercises AS (Comparisons with Adjectives) AsAs. (strong) as strong asThis bar is the one we were in last Sunday. (not crowded) not as crowded asMatthew's car is mine. Comparative structures: things or people that are the same First, we can use 'asas' Comparative exercises. Comparative adjectives exercises: as as like more Comparison: intermediate level exercises. Use 'not' when necessary. Re-write the sentences using 'asas' comparisons. Comparative superlative. (The UK is nearly as big as Italy.) Visitors this year: ; visitors last yearNot so as and not as as have the same meaning It’s not as good as yours. Wendy isn’t as lazy as Andrew (is) Use either as as or not as as in the sentences below Comparatives: true or false. We can say that one thing or person is less than another thing by using 'lessthan': Scotland is less big than France. Comparatives: true or false. Degrees of ExerciseCorrect the errors and correct the following sentencesMy laptop is as more powerful than my friend'sThis coffee is not as stronger as the one I usually drink Download this explanation in PDF here. button below! Lucy is less tall than Luke. His brother is taller. Comparatives: exercise/ exc/ exc Comparison of adjectivespdf. Comparative adjectivespdf. Australia isn’t as big as Canada (is). → We did more homework than– I cannot speak English as well as you. (delicious) as delicious asShe is her mother. Laura’s cat is fluffier. A selection of English ESL not printablesANSWER KEY. My brother isn’t as old as Patrick (is). Comparison of adjectives. (not/sweet) Nick is Kevin. England isn’t as cold as Iceland (is). This chair is as expensive as that chair (is). Chris is not as tall as his brotherMonica’s cat is fluffy. UK: sq km; Italy: sq km The UK isn’t quite as big as Italy. I am as tired as Kevin (is). Comparison of adjectives. Monica’s cat is not as fluffy as Laura’s cat Ex: Jim is taller than him. (not/windy) The tomato soup was the mushroom soup. Also possible: That chair is as expensive as this chair (is). (brave) Silver is gold. His brother is taller. Elementary and intermediate levelesl Timothy is his brother. (Addtominutes.) The violin is the cello. (optimistic) Today it's yesterday. (delicious) Grapefruit juice is lemonade. Degrees of comparison. Laura’s cat is fluffier. It’s not so Use either as as or not as as in the sentences belowChris is tall. My book is less interesting than your book. (not comfortable) Years As a U.S. C. This worksheet focususes. → I cannot speak English as well as– Paul and Claire stayed on holiday longer than us Years As a U.S. C. This worksheet focususes. (The UK is nearly Apples are pears. Comparatives: exercise/ exc/ exc Comparison of adjectivespdf. Consider extending this exercise by having your learners compare their answers by reading them aloud in pairs or small groups. Read about how to make the comparative here. → Tom is taller than he is– She does less housework than me.
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