As and Than Comparative Adjectives

This book is $10. The magazine is $10.

• The book isn't as expensive as the magazine.

• The book is as expensive as the magazine.

• The book is more expensive than the magazine.

I'm not interested in Hunger Games. And Harry Potter is boring, too!

• Hunger Games isn't as boring as Harry Potter.

• Harry Potter isn't as boring as Hunger Games.

• Hunger Games is as boring as Harry Potter.

Asia is bigger than Africa.

• Africa isn't as big as Asia.

• Asia isn't as big as Africa.

• Africa is as big as Asia.

Houston is a nice city, but there are more things to do in New Orleans.

• New Orleans isn't as interesting as Houston.

• Houston isn't as interesting as New Orleans.

Your sister is friendly. And I like your cousin, too.

• Your sister is as nice as your cousin.

• Your cousin isn't as nice as your sister.

• Your sister isn't as nice as your cousin.

Paris is more beautiful than Rio de Janeiro.

• Rio de Janeiro is less beautiful than Paris.

• Paris is less beautiful than Rio de Janeiro.

Soccer is more popular than basketball.

• Basketball is less popular than soccer.

• Soccer is less popular than basketball.

• Soccer isn't as popular as basketball.

Money isn't as important as happiness.

• Happiness is less important than money.

• Money is less important than happiness.

Climbing mountains is more exciting than reading about them.

• Reading about mountains is less exciting than climbing them.

• Climbing mountains isn't as exciting as reading about them.

• Climbing mountains is less exciting than reading about them.

Swimming at the beach is better than swimming at the pool.

• Swimming at the beach is less enjoyable than swimming at the pool.

• Swimming at the pool is less enjoyable than swimming at the beach.