Ways of Comparing ( Upper Int)

What's another way of saying this:

She’s not quite as slim as you.

• She’s not quite as slimmer as you.

• She’s not as slim as you.

• She's a little slimmer than you.

• She's a little more slim than you.

What's another way of saying this:

My new camera is slightly better than my old one.

• My new camera is slightly as good as my old one.

• My new camera is almost as good as my old one.

• My new camera is much better than my old one.

• My new camera is far better than my old one.

What's another way of saying this:

That TV wasn’t nearly as cheap as mine.

• That TV is a great deal more expensive than mine.

• That TV is a great deal cheaper than mine.

• That TV is as expensive as mine.

• My TV is just as cheap as that one.

What's another way of saying this:

Learning English is no harder than learning German.

• Learning English is easier than learning German.

• Learning English is just as hard as learning German.

• Learning English is much harder than learning German.

• Learning English is considerably harder than learning German.

What's another way of saying this:

I worry about my health more as I get older.

• I worry about my health almost as much as I did when I was younger.

• The older I get, the less I worry.

• The older I get, the more I worry.

• I used to worry a great deal more than I do now.

What's another way of saying this:

This book is nowhere near as good as the last one I read.

• This book is far better than the last one I read.

• his book is just as good as the last one I read.

• The last book I read was far more boring than this one.

• The last book I read was far more interesting than this one.