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We had ... horrible day that we felt depressed.
such
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It was so dark ... I couldn't see her face.
that
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Her results were a ... better than his. (big difference)
lot
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He walks too fast for me ... keep up.
to
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She is ... far the fastest runner on the team.
by
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She is by ..... the most qualified candidate.
far
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The film was a ... more popular than the book. (small difference)
bit / little
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Grapefruit juice is not ... as sweet as lemonade. (small difference)
quite
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My sister is a .... taller than yours. (big difference)
lot
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I'm having such a wonderful time in Paris ... I don't want to go home.
that
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K-pop is _________________ as good as regular pop. (the same)
just
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Right now Mike plays _____________ as badly as Ella. (the same)
just
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The party was ... well organized that everybody had a great time.
so
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She's the friendliest student in the class ... far.
by
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This dress isn't _____________ so beautiful as that one. (Big difference)
nearly
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He isn’t strong ..... to lift this box.
enough
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The coffee was too hot ... me to drink.
for
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His marks were ... better than hers. (big difference)
far / much
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We had such ... long and tiring trip that we just wanted to go home.
a
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Today is ... as windy as yesterday. (small difference)
nearly/almost
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This table is big ..... for 10 people to sit.
enough
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The day was ... hot that everybody went to the beach.
so
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The day was so hot ... everybody went to the beach.
that
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She speaks ... more fluently than she was last year. (big difference)
far / much
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This test was ... easy that I didn't need to check my answers.
so
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It was ... dark that I couldn't see her face.
so
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The party was so well organized ... everybody had a great time.
that
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This table is big enough .... 10 people to sit.
for
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I'm having such .... bad day that I should have stayed at home.
a
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I don't have............food to eat during the lockdown.
enough
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Most TV programmes are ... boring that nobody watches them.
so
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He has such a beautiful voice ... he should try to become a professional singer.
that
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England isn't ... as big as Australia.
nearly
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He's by ... the tallest player in the team.
far
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He isn’t strong enough ..... lift this box.
to
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Hamburgers aren't ____________ so delicious as pizza. (Small difference)
quite
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He has ... a beautiful voice that he should try to become a professional singer.
such
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The weather is pleasant enough ...... have a picnic.
to
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The weather is pleasant ...... to have a picnic.
enough
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His last book was ... more popular than this one. (small difference)
slightly
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I'm having ... a wonderful time in Paris that I don't want to go home.
such
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My new tablet is ... faster than my old one. (Big difference)
far/ much
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Oliver is _______ as optimistic as Peter. (the same)
just
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She is a ... more confident than she was last year. (small difference)
little / bit
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