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    AS … AS (Comparisons with Adjectives)

    I am
    You are
    as as
    He is (not) busy Michael. *
    She is
    It We is
    They are
    are

    * ALSO: I am as busy as Michael is.

     Re-write the sentences using ‘as … as’ comparisons. Use ‘not’ when necessary.

    1. My brother is twenty years old. Patrick is twenty-five years old.


    MY BROTHER ISN’T AS OLD AS PATRICK

    2. Australia is big. Canada is bigger.

    3. I am very tired. Kevin is also very tired.

    4. Iceland is colder than England.

    5. This chair is expensive. That chair is also expensive.

    6. Andrew is lazier than Wendy.

    7. Carol and David are both ten years old.

    8. I think action movies are more interesting than comedies.

    9. Sarah and Melanie are afraid of snakes since they were children.

    10. Rollercoasters are exciting. Carousels are not exiting.

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