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John is (not / heavy) his brother Tom.
NOT AS HEAVY AS
Kate (not have / as / many children) John.
DOESN'T HAVE AS MANY CHILDREN AS
Tom (not drive / as / dangerously) John.
DOESN'T DRIVE AS DANGEROUSLY AS
Christopher eats (few / chocolate bars) than his brother Jamison.
FEW CHOCOLATE BARS
There are (few / customers) at the restaurant than last weekend.
FEWER CUSTOMERS
His house is (little / comfortable) than a hotel.
LESS COMFORTABLE
My garden is (far / colorful) than this park.
FAR MORE COLORFUL
Amanda is (as ambitious) her classmates. They all want to win the spelling competition.
AS AMBITIOUS AS
In Vietnam, the streets are generally (much / narrow) than in the USA.
MUCH NARROWER
Australia is (far / hot) than Ireland.
FAR HOTTER
Dogs are (much / intelligent) than rabbits.
MUCH MORE INTELLIGENT
A hurricane (much / powerful) an ordinary storm.
IS MUCH MORE POWERFUL
Occasionally, hail stones can (be / big / as) tennis balls!
AS BIG AS
The Chelyabinsk explosion (much / small) than the Tunguska Event.
WAS MUCH SMALLER
Delhi is bigger than Mexico City but (it / not as / large) Tokyo.
IT ISN'T AS LARGE AS


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