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Comparatives (incl. as...as)

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  • It's a very good room. It's one of (good / room) in the country.
    It's a very good room. It's one of the best rooms in the country.
  • I don't earn nearly as much as my sister. (much more)
    My sister earns much more than me / than I do.
  • I liked the meeting. It was (a lot / interesting) I expected.
    I liked the meeting. It was a lot more interesting than I expected.
  • I was really surprised. Nobody was more surprised than ... .
    I was really surprised. Nobody was more surprised than me / I was.
  • You always say how tiring your job is, but I work just (long) you do.
    You always say how tiring your job is, but I work just as long as you do.
  • I'm sorry I'm late. I got here (fast) I could.
    I'm sorry I'm late. I got here as fast as I could.
  • My friends arrived (early) I expected.
    My friends arrived earlier than I expected.
  • It's a very famous company. It's one of (famous / company) in the world.
    It's a very famous company. It's one of the most famous companies in the world.
  • Tony's house is much nicer than ours. (isn't nearly)
    Our house isn't nearly as nice as Tony's.
  • Compare you life now to your life 5 years ago.
    Teacher decides
  • The problem is (much/serious) than we thought at first.
    The problem is much more serious than we thought at first.
  • You look (thin). Have you lost weight?
    You look thinner. Have you lost weight?
  • Compare 2 houses or flats that you know well.
    Teacher decides.
  • In some parts of the country, prices are (high) in others.
    In some parts of the country, prices are higher than in others.
  • Compare 2 cities that you've been to.
    Teacher decides.
  • She's not quite as slim as you. (a little)
    I am a little slimmer than you (are).
  • Sarah's laptop was nearly as expensive as mine. (a bit)
    My laptop was a bit more expensive than Sarah's.
  • I thought he was younger than me, but in fact he's (a bit/old).
    I thought he was younger than me, but in fact he's slightly older.
  • This book is nowhere near as good as the last one I read. (far)
    The last book I read was far better than this book.
  • Compare 2 people in your family.
    Teacher decides.
  • Compare 2 of your best friends.
    Teacher decides.
  • It was a very bad experience. It was one of the (bad / experience) of my life.
    It was a very bad experience. It was one of the worst experiences of my life.
  • He's been here a little longer than I have. (nearly)
    I have been here nearly as long as he has.
  • I'll let you know (soon) I have more information.
    I'll let you know as soon as I have more information.
  • I'm tall, but you are taller. I'm not (tall) you.
    I'm tall, but you are taller. I'm not as tall as you (are).
  • I'm almost as tall as my brother. (slightly)
    I'm slightly shorter than my brother.
  • My salary is high, but yours is higher. My salary isn't (high) yours.
    My salary is high, but yours is higher. My salary isn't as high as yours.
  • Compare the last 2 holidays you've had.
    Teacher decides.