Comparatives of Equality Review

¿Cómo se forman los comparativos de igualdad en inglés?

• like + adjective + than

• more + adjective + than

• less + adjective + than

• as + adjective + as

¿Cuál es la estructura para usar 'as...as' en comparativos?

• igual...como

• tan...como

• más...que

• menos...que

Escribe un ejemplo de comparativo con un adjetivo corto.

• smarter

• faster

• more

• taller

Completa la frase: She is ___ tall ___ her sister. (as, as)

• as tall as

• as tall so

• as tall than

• as tall like

Traduce al inglés: Tan inteligente como su hermano.

• As smart as his brother.

• Very smart as his brother.

• So intelligent like his brother.

• As clever as his brother.

Completa la oración: This book is ___ interesting ___ the last one. (as, as)

• more interesting than

• less interesting than

• as interesting as

• not interesting as

¿Cuál es la diferencia entre 'as...as' y 'not as...as' en comparativos?

• Ambos se utilizan de la misma manera

• La diferencia es que 'as...as' se usa para comparaciones de desigualdad

• La diferencia radica en que 'as...as' se utiliza para comparaciones de igualdad o similitud, mientras que 'not as...as' se utiliza para comparaciones de desigualdad o diferencia.

• 'Not as...as' se utiliza para comparaciones de igualdad

Traduce al inglés: Tan rápido como un rayo.

• As fast as lightning

• As speedy as a bolt

• As quick as a flash

• As fast as thunder

¿Cómo se forma el comparativo de igualdad con adjetivos de una sola sílaba?

• as + adjetivo + than

• as + adjetivo + es

• as + adjetivo + as

• adjetivo + as + as

Completa la frase: He runs ___ quickly ___ his friend. (as, as)

• like

• than

• so

• as