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Playing video games (not good) exercising.

Playing video games is not as good as exercising.

Reorder the sentence. Jenny's/as/flat/isn't/old/as/the/one/new.

Jenny's new flat isn't as nice as her old one.

Reading (not interesting) sports.

Reading isn't as interesting as sports.

Paris (not big) Tokyo

Paris isn't as big as Tokyo

Dogs (no good) cats.

Dogs aren't as good as cats.

Running (not fast) biking.

Running is not as fast as biking.

Movies (not interesting) books.

Movies are not as interesting as books.

The library _________ the bar. (noisy)

isn't as noisy as

Helen ( not friendly) her husband.

Helen is not as friendly as her husband.

Using a comparative to explain what this comparative means:My German isn't as good as yours.

My German is not better than yours.

These tomatoes (not good) the other ones.

These tomatoes aren't as good as the other ones.

Trading cards ________________ computer games. (popular)

isn't as popular as

Reorder the sentence: It’s/actually/thought/I/heavy/as/as/would/it/be/not

It’s not as heavy as I thought it would be, actually.

Using a comparative to explain what this comparative means: Your daughter isn't as old as mine.

My daughter is older than yours.

Reorder the sentence: They/ do/usually/didn't/play/as/well/they/as

They didn’t play as well as they usually do.

Reorder the sentence: She’s/loudly/can/she/as/not/singing/as

She’s not singing as loudly as she can.

These flowers (not nice) as the blue ones.

The flowers aren't as nice as the blue ones.

Using a comparative to explain what this comparative means:American food isn't as expensive as English food.

English food is more expensive than American.

Canada (not hot) Ecuador.

Canada is not as hot as Ecuador.

People today (not nice) they were in the past.

People today aren't as nice as they were in the past.

Reorder the sentence: This/old/big/isn't/one/as/the/one.

This one isn't as big as the old one.

My chair (not comfortable) your chair.

My chair isn't as comfortable as your chair.

Reorder the sentence: He's/as/quite/as/Susie/confident/not

He's not quite as confident as Susie.

Liverpool (not beautiful) London.

Liverpool isn't as beautiful as London