Not as...as? Quick Comparisons

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Quiz on equal and lesser comparisons

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Not as...as? Quick ComparisonsVersion en ligne Quiz on equal and lesser comparisons par ANDRES HINOJOSA 1 'Not as... as' means more than. Yes No 2 'As...as' can be used with every verb form. Yes No 3 We never use 'not as ... as' with verbs. Yes No 4 We use as ... as to show equality between two things. Yes No 5 In 'This box is not as heavy as that one,' the comparison shows weight difference. Yes No 6 'As...as' only compares people. Yes No 7 'As...as' cannot be used in questions. Yes No 8 The sentence 'This box is as heavy as that one' is grammatically incorrect. Yes No 9 Not as... as is used to express greater intensity. Yes No 10 The phrase 'as tall as' cannot be used to compare people. Yes No 11 You always place the adjective before the first 'as'. Yes No 12 In English, you cannot compare with 'as' if there is no adjective. Yes No 13 The second 'as' is optional in 'as ... as'. Yes No 14 'As tall as' can be used to compare objects' shapes. Yes No 15 Not as... as is identical in meaning to more than. Yes No 16 Not as... as expresses that something is less than something else. Yes No 17 'Not as... as' cannot be used with adverbs. Yes No 18 'As ... as' is only used with positive adjectives. Yes No 19 The sentence 'This cake is as delicious as that one' uses 'as ... as'. Yes No

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Not as...as? Quick ComparisonsVersion en ligne

par ANDRES HINOJOSA

'Not as... as' means more than.

'As...as' can be used with every verb form.

We never use 'not as ... as' with verbs.

We use as ... as to show equality between two things.

In 'This box is not as heavy as that one,' the comparison shows weight difference.

'As...as' only compares people.

'As...as' cannot be used in questions.

The sentence 'This box is as heavy as that one' is grammatically incorrect.

Not as... as is used to express greater intensity.

The phrase 'as tall as' cannot be used to compare people.

You always place the adjective before the first 'as'.

In English, you cannot compare with 'as' if there is no adjective.

The second 'as' is optional in 'as ... as'.

'As tall as' can be used to compare objects' shapes.

Not as... as is identical in meaning to more than.

Not as... as expresses that something is less than something else.

'Not as... as' cannot be used with adverbs.

'As ... as' is only used with positive adjectives.

The sentence 'This cake is as delicious as that one' uses 'as ... as'.