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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.

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 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 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.

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

People don't have as many teeth as sharks.

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.

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.

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.

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 fewer paintings in your house than in a museum (Rephrase with as many as / as much as)

There aren't as many paintings in your house as tere are in a museum.

I don’t enjoy movies as much as computer games. (Rephrase with less than / fewer than)

I enjoy fewer movies than sports.

They don’t sell as many tickets as last year. (Rephrase with less than / fewer than)

They sell fewer tickets than last year.

There aren't as many umbrellas on a rainy day as on a sunny day. (Rephrase with less / fewer than)

There are fewer umbrellas on a rainy day than on a sunny day.

There is less polution in Canada than in India. (Rephrase with as much / as many as)

There isn't as much polution in Canada as in India.

There aren’t as many students in this class as in the next one. (Rephrase with less than / fewer than)

There are fewer students in this class than in the next one.

She has a lot of books, the small library has a lot of books. (Rephrase with as many as / as much as)

She has as many books as the small library.

There are more baby animals in spring than in autumn. (Rephrase with as much as / as many as)

There aren't as many baby animals in auttum as in spring.

There are fewer pumpkins in February than in October. (Rephrase with as many / as much as)

There aren't as many pumpkins in February as in October.

We didn't do as much homework as you. (Rephrase less than / fewer than)

We did less homework than you.

This car doesn’t cost as much as that one. (Rephrase less than / fewer than)

This car costs less than that one.

Your math teacher has less patience than your English teacher. (Rephrase as many / as much as)

Your math teacher doesn't have as much patience as your English teacher.

Lisa has less time than Anna. (Rephrase with as much / many as)

Lisa doesn't have as much time as Anna.

There isn't as much sunlight in Norway as in Italy. (Rephrase with less /fewer)

There is less sunlight in Norway than in Italy.

There is less water in a lake than in the ocean. (Rephrase with as much / as many as)

There isn't as much water in a lake as in then ocean.

There aren't as many cars in the village as in the city. (Rephrase with fewer / less)

There are fewer cars in the village than in the city.