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Intermediate Exam
English
Exam
· El examen de Inglés se aplicará el
próximo jueves 12 de diciembre
· Estudiar:
1.
Comparatives
and Superlatives
2. Vocabulario de Navidad que está en
el cuaderno
Recuerden estudiar los significados en ingles del Vocabulario de Navidad
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Not as...as
Comparatives Using not as…as
The white wine is not as expensive as
the red wine.
You
already learned how to compare two things by using comparative adjectives:
- Add -ER (taller, older, faster)
- Add -ER and double the final consonant (bigger, hotter, thinner)
- Remove -Y and add -IER (easier, friendlier, prettier)
- Add “more” or “less” to long words (more expensive, less popular, more interesting)
- Irregular comparatives (better, farther, worse)
There’s another
structure that you can use:
not as (adjective) as
- Running is
not as fast as biking.
= Biking is faster than running. - Canada is
not as hot as Ecuador.
= Ecuador is hotter than Canada. - Helen is not
as friendly as her husband.
= Helen’s husband is friendlier than she is. - Movies are
not as interesting as books.
= Books are more interesting than movies. - Playing
video games is not as good as exercising.
= Exercising is better than playing video games.
Remember
that in this structure, we don’t use -ER or “more” with the adjective.
This shirt isn’t as prettier as that blouse.
This shirt isn’t as pretty as that blouse.Last week’s test wasn’t as worse as the previous one.
Last week’s test wasn’t as bad as the previous one.
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