As as not as as exercises pdf

As as not as as exercises pdf

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Use ‘not’ when necessaryMy brother is twenty years old. I am as tired as Kevin (is). My new phone is _____________ as my old one. England isn’t as cold as Iceland (is). Show example. COMPARISONS: AS AS NOT AS MORE AND LESS. Also possible: That chair is as expensive as this chair (is). (delicious)She is her mother. Consider extending this exercise by having your learners compare their answers by reading them aloud in pairs or small groups. Wendy isn’t as lazy as Andrew (is) 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 drinkShe sings as beauFful as her sisterThe weather today is not as much cold as it was yesterdayHis explanaFon was as clearer as hers AS (Comparisons with Adjectives) AsAs. Do you need help? → Tom is taller than he isShe Asas not asaswriteAsas not asaswriteAs hot as, hotter than, the hottest. (not ExerciseBuild sentences with the comparative of equality as + adj + as (sentences can be negative!): Ex: Kevin weighskg. (is/old) → The red house the green houseSam did not do well in the English test ANSWER KEY. My brother isn’t as old as Patrick (is). Use 'not' when necessary. (is/heavy) → Kevin is as heavy as MaxThe red house isyears old. Ther I have not got as much money as she hasTina is happier than she isMy friend Sam is not as good at soccer as they areThey are not as good at baseball as we areI am faster than he is at runningMy father does not drink as much as he does I needed an exercise to practice the use of: as as not as and other comparatives that are very often used but aren´t very easy to find exercises about. Australia isn’t as big as Canada (is). (not exciting)Apples are pears. Re-write the sentences using 'asas' comparisons. button below! Show exampleThis book is that book. (Addtominutes.) English ESL worksheets pdf & doc. A selection of English ESL printables Re-write the sentences using ‘asas’ comparisons. This chair is as expensive as that chair (is). As bad as, worse than, the worst. The green house isyears old. As good as, better than, the bestwrite School subject: English as a Second Language (ESL) () Main content: Comparisons () From worksheet author: Practice the structure of the Use either asas or not asas in the sentences below. The math test Using (not) asas to comparethings Liveworksheets transforms your traditional printable worksheets into self-correcting interactive exercises that the students can do In these comparative sentences, transform the pronoun into a verb'to be' or an auxiliary to make them more formal: Ex: Jim is taller than him. (fast) Peter is A ws on making English phrases with as as structure Use either as as or not as as in the sentences below. Sentences with comparisons in English. Max weighskg. Patrick is twenty-five years old ExerciseComplete the following sentences with your own ideas using as as or not as for comparisons. The blue car is the red car.