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1 Iron isn't as hard as a diamond.
A diamond ………………………………………………………………………………………
A diamond is harder than iron.
Scotland is bigger than Wales.
Wales ………………………………………………………………………………………………
Wales isn't as big as Scotland
TV programmes used to be more interesting.
TV programmes …………………………………………………………………………………
TV programmes aren't as interesting as they used to be
Prices here are higher than I thought they would be.
I didn't think ……………………………………………………………………………………
I didn't think (that) prices here would be so/ as high (as they are).
My bro is only (nieznacznie niższy ode) mnie.
My bro is only slightly/a bit/a little shorter than me.
It was the (najtrudniejszy egzamin) I've ever had.
It was the most difficult exam I've ever had.
I can't play the guitar (tak dobrze jak) my nephew.
as well as
You've done (tak źle jak ja) in your driving test.
as badly as me
Form the comparative and superlative of FAR
FAR-FARTHER/FURTHER-THE FARTHEST/THE FURTHEST
If you want to win, you have to work hard/hardly
hard
The test started earlier/more early than arranged.
earlier
I liek all my friends, but Piotr is the funniest of/than/as them all.
of
Kasia speaks a slightly more/bit more/least fluently now than she did before.
bit more
This politician is (bad) public speaker ever!
the worst
I've never been to a more boring lecture.
It's ------------------------------------been to. MOST
THE MOST BORING LECTURE I'VE EVER
They didn't waste any time reportinh the cybercrime.
They reported the cybercrime ------------------------------------------- the could. QUICKLY
They reported the cybercrime as quickly as they could.
