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    This document provides examples of using the comparative structures "as ... as" and "not as ... as" in sentences. It gives 10 sentences with a blank to be filled in with either "fast", "tall", "low", "bad", "optimistic", "windy", "delicious", "sweet", "brave", or "heavy" and the correct comparative structure to complete the comparison being made.

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    This document provides examples of using the comparative structures "as ... as" and "not as ... as" in sentences. It gives 10 sentences with a blank to be filled in with either "fast", "tall", "low", "bad", "optimistic", "windy", "delicious", "sweet", "brave", or "heavy" and the correct comparative structure to complete the comparison being made.

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    This document provides examples of using the comparative structures "as ... as" and "not as ... as" in sentences. It gives 10 sentences with a blank to be filled in with either "fast", "tall", "low", "bad", "optimistic", "windy", "delicious", "sweet", "brave", or "heavy" and the correct comparative structure to complete the comparison being made.

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    Use either as as or not as as in the sentences below.
    Example: Ben Nevis is __________ as Mont Blanc (not/high).
    Answer: Ben Nevis is not as high as Mont Blanc.

    1) The blue car is

    the red car. (fast)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    2) Peter is

    Fred. (not/tall)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    3) The violin is

    the cello. (not/low)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    4) This copy is

    the other one. (bad)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    5) Oliver is

    Peter. (optimistic)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    6) Today it's

    yesterday. (not/windy)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    7) The tomato soup was

    the mushroom soup. (delicious)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    8) Grapefruit juice is

    lemonade. (not/sweet)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    9) Nick is

    Kevin. (brave)

    _______________________________________________________________________
    10) Silver is

    gold. (not/heavy)

    _______________________________________________________________________

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