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I still feel bad, but I felt a lot worse earlier. I don't ................. (as ... as)
feel as bad as earlier/feel as bad as I felt earlier
Our neighbours have lived here for quite a long time, but we have lived here longer. Our neighbours haven't ..................... (as ... as)
lived here as long as us/as long as we have.
I was a little nervous before the interview, but usually I am a lot more nervous. I wasn't ............................ (as ... as)
as nervous as I am usually/as nervous as usually
The sentences should mean the same: Jack is younger than he looks. Jack isn't ...........................
as old as he looks
The sentences should mean the same: I didn't spend as much money as you. You .............................
spent more money than me.
The sentences should mean the same: The station was nearer than I thought. The station wasn't ......................
as far as I thought
The sentences should mean the same: The meal didn't cost as much as I expected. The meal cost ............................
less than I expected
The sentences should mean the same: I know them better than you do. You don't .........................
know them as well as me/know them as well as I do
It's a very good room. It's ............................... (superlative form) in the hotel
the best room
It's a very cheap restaurant. It's ........................... (superlative form) in the town.
the cheapest
It's a very valuable painting. It's ..............................(superlative form) in the gallery.
the most valuable painting
Spring is a very busy time for me. It's ...............................(superlative form) of the year.
the busiest time
We stayed at ............................ (cheap) hotel in the town.
the cheapest
The US is very large, but Canada is ......................... (large)
larger
I wasn't feeling yesterday, but I feel a bit ....................... (good) today.
better
It was an awful day. It was ........................ (bad) day of my life.
the worst
