As… As Comparisons: Multiple Choice
B1 Level
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My flat costs £500 a month, and my brother's costs £1,000. His flat is blank mine.
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Read the situation, then choose the comparison that completes the sentence. Your first choice counts.
My flat costs £500 a month, and my brother's costs £1,000. His flat is _____ mine.
Grandad is 85 years old, but he still _____ he did at 40. He hasn't got any worse at all.
Leo has twelve cousins, and so does his best friend, Sam. Leo _____ Sam.
July _____ June this year: about 32 degrees almost every day in both months.
My suitcase weighs 30 kg, and yours only weighs 10 kg. Mine is _____ yours.
Our new flat _____ our old one. It's only got two bedrooms instead of three.
From our hotel, the beach is 2 km away and the village is 6 km away. The village is _____ the beach.
Our new sofa was only £200, but it _____ the £900 one in the shop window. I sat on both for ten minutes and couldn't choose between them.
My sister and I are exactly the same height. She _____ me.
Mia's mum is from Madrid, and Mia grew up there too. She speaks Spanish _____ her mum – nobody can hear any difference.
We had 100 mm of rain this June, but only 50 mm last June. This June we had _____ last June.
Our team scored _____ theirs, so the match ended 3–3.
My brother never gets more than 20 minutes of homework a night, and I get two hours. He _____ me.
Our town has two cinemas, and the city has twenty. Our town doesn't have _____ the city.
I earn £1,800 a month, and my sister earns £3,000. I don't earn _____ her.
This year's school fair had 200 visitors, and last year's had 100. This year's fair was _____ last year's.
The bus and the train both go to the airport. The bus takes 50 minutes, but the train only takes 20. The bus _____ the train.
My dad is 45, and my grandma is 90. Dad is _____ Grandma.
I _____ my sister. Her handwriting is beautiful, but nobody can read mine.
The photos from my new phone are dark and blurry, but my old phone's photos were always clear. The new camera _____ the old one.
Grammar review
Both words are as: as cheap as, never as cheap than. Between them, use the normal adjective, not the -er form. After an action verb such as sing, use an adverb: She sings as beautifully as her aunt. After be, look or seem, use an adjective. Use as many with plural nouns and as much with uncountable nouns.
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