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There isn't as much money in your wallet as in a bank. (Rephrase with fewer than / less than)

There is less money in your wallet than in a bank.

There are fewer cookies in a jar than in a bakery. (Rephrase with as many as / as much as)

There aren't as many cookies in a jar as in a bakery.

I have less energy on Fridays than on Mondays. (Refrase as many as / as much as)

I don't have as much energy on Fridays as on Mondays.

I drink a lot of coffee, and my brother drinks a lot of coffee, too. (Refrase as much as / as many as)

I drink as much coffee as my brother.

Sharks have more teeth than people. (Rephrase with as many as / as much as)

People don't have as many teeth as sharks.

There are more universities in Prague than there are in Brno. (Rephrase with as much as / as many as)

There aren't as many unversities in Brno as there are in Prague.

There are more forests in Canada than there are in the Czech republic. (Rephrase with less than / fewer than)

There are fewer forests in the Czech republic than in Canada.

There isn't as much information in a book as in the internet (Rephrase with less than / fewer than)

There is less information in a book than on the internet.

There are a lot of bike lanes in London and in Netherlands. (Rephrase with as many as / as much as)

There are as many bike lanes in London as in Netherlands.