I'm 5 years old. My brother is 10 years old.
I'm not as old as my brother.
My house/big/your house.
My house is as big as your house.
Yesterday they arrived/early/we did.
Yesterday they arrived as early as we did.
John is clean, Luke isn't clean
Luke isn't as clean as John.
Sebastian is happy, and Mia is happy as well.
Sebastian is as happy as Mia.
My team/not strong/theirs.
My team isn't as strong as theirs.
His friend/intelligent/he is.
His friend is as intelligent as he is.
Lion/Giraffe/Tall.
A lion isn't as tall as a giraffe.
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This cake tastes/delicious/the one my grandmother used to make.
This cake tastes as delicious as the one my grandmother used to make.
A polar bear is stronger than a grizzly bear.
The grizzly bear is not as strong as the polar bear.
My phone is new, and John's phone is new as well.
My phone is as new as John's phone.
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This phone/not expensive/the latest model.
This phone isn't as expensive as the latest model.
The room/not clean/it should be.
This room isn't as clean as it should be.
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This book/boring/the one I read last month.
This book is as boring as the one I read last month.
Turtle/Dog/Fast.
A turtle isn't as fast as a dog.
your new job/challenging/ your old one?
Is your new job as challenging as your old one?
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the children/excited/they look?
Are the children as excited as they look?
She/tall/her brother.
She's as tall as her brother.
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A panda is lazy. A tiger isn't lazy.
The tiger isn't as lazy as the panda.
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The weather today/warm/yesterday.
The weather today is as warm as yesterday.
A hippo is fat and the rhino as well.
A hippo is as fat as a rhino.
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His car/expensive/mine.
His car is as expensive as mine.
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She doesn't run/fast/her friend.
She doesn't run as fast as her friend.
Mark got an A+ in his test, and Matthew also got an A+ in his test.
Mark is as smart as Matthew.
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Mouse/Elephant/Big
A mouse isn't as big as an elephant.
This book/interesting/the first one.
This book isn't as interesting as the first one.
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Harry is scared, and Ron is scared as well.
Harry is as scared as Ron.
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