As adjective as

Australia is big. Canada is bigger.

• Australia isn't big.

• Australia is not as big as Canada.

• Canada is not as big as Australia.

• Canada is as big as Australia.

Change the sentence to an "as adjective as" sentence:

Carol and Dave are both 12 years old.

Change the sentence to an "not as" or "as adjective as" sentence:

Iceland is colder than England.

I am very tired. Kimmy is also very tired.

• Kimmy is not as tired as me.

• Kimmy is not very tired.

• I am as tired as Kimmy.

• I am not as tired as Kimmy.

I think action movies are more interesting than romance movies.

• Romance movies are not as interesting as action movies.

• Romance movies are as interesting as action movies.

• Action movies are not as interesting as romance movies.

• Action movies are not as interesting.

Coco bubble tea is expensive. Tiger Sugar bubble tea is also expensive.

• Both are cheap.

• Coco bubble tea is not as cheap as Tiger Sugar bubble tea.

• Coco bubble tea is not as expensive as Tiger Sugar bubble tea.

• Coco bubble tea is as expensive as Tiger Sugar bubble tea.

Change the sentence to an "not as" or "as adjective as" sentence:

Bikes are slower than cars.

Change the sentence to an "not as" or "as adjective as" sentence:

Love is more important than money.

Taiwan is smaller than Japan.

• Japan is bigger than Taiwan.

• Taiwan is as big as Japan.

• Japan is not as big as Taiwan.

• Taiwan is not as big as Japan.

English is more fun than math.

• Math is not as fun as English.

• Math is as fun as English.

• English is not as fun as math.

• English is not fun.