1.
Compare the things in the sentensces. Use much/ far/ a lot, or a bit/ a little.
a) watching/ reading a book (interesting/ easy)
I thing watching TV is far more intersting than reading a book.
b) a computer/ mobile phone (expensie/ useful)
c)boys/ girls (intelligent/ tidy)
d) English/ History (difficult/ easy)
e) my father/ my mother (young/ tall)
f) The Atlantic ocean/ the Pacific ocean (deep/ big)
2.
Complete the second sentence soitmeans the same as the first.
a.Sarah's brother is younger than Sarah. Sarah brother isn't as old as Sarah.
b. Peter's messier than his sister. Peter isn't .................... his sister.
c. Travelling by train is often faster than travelling by bus. Travelling by train isn't ....................... travelling by bus.
d. My dog is much noisier than my cat. My dog isn't .................... my cat.
e. Jo thinks English is easier than French. Jo thinks English isn't................. French.
f. Forme, reaind is mre interesting than watching TV. For me watching TV ...................... reading.
i think that a computer is much more expensive than mobile phone but mobile phone is a bit more useful than a computer
boys are a bit more intelligent than girls but girls are a bit more tidy than boys
English is a bit more difficult than History but History is a little easier than English
my father is a little younger than my mother but my mather is a little older than my father
The Atlantic ocean is much more bigger than the Pacific ocean but the Pacific ocean is much more deeper than the Atlantic ocean
2.as tidy as
3.as fast as
4.as quiet as
5.as hard as
6.is less interesting than/is not as interesting as
1.
Compare the things in the sentensces. Use much/ far/ a lot, or a bit/ a little.
a) watching/ reading a book (interesting/ easy)
I think watching TV is far more intersting than reading a book.
b) a computer/ mobile phone (expensie/ useful)
I think a computer is far more useful than a mobile phone.
c)boys/ girls (intelligent/ tidy)
I think a boys are little bit more intelligent than girls.
d) English/ History (difficult/ easy)
I think English is a bit more easier than history
e) my father/ my mother (young/ tall)
I think my father is much taller than my mother.
f) The Atlantic ocean/ the Pacific ocean (deep/ big)
I think the Atlantic ocean is a little bit deeper than the Pacific ocean.
2.
Complete the second sentence soitmeans the same as the first.
a.Sarah's brother is younger than Sarah. Sarah brother isn't as old as Sarah.
b. Peter's messier than his sister. Peter isn't tidier than his sister.
c. Travelling by train is often faster than travelling by bus. Travelling by train isn't slower than travelling by bus.
d. My dog is much noisier than my cat. My dog isn't quieter than my cat.
e. Jo thinks English is easier than French. Jo thinks English isn't more difficult than French.
f. For me, reading is more interesting than watching TV. For me watching TV more boring than reading.