comparative adjectives and adverbs

Front

French / easy to learn / Russian

Back

French is easier to learn than Russian

Front

Belgium is / hot / France.

Back

France isn't as hot as Belgium.

Front

Surfing is / exciting / fishing

Back

Fishing isn't as exciting as surfing.

Front

Sophie plays tennis / well / Emily

Back

Emily doesn't play tennis as well as Sophie.

Front

Sydney is / far from London / Delhi

Back

Delhi isn't as far from London as Sydney is.

Front

Jason gets up / early / his wife

Back

Jason's wife doesn't get up as early as him.

Front

Who works harder, Claire or Sally?

Back

Claire works harder than Sally.

Front

The traffic is / bad at 8.30 / at 9.30

Back

The traffic at 9.30 isn't as bad as at 8.30.

Front

Who writes more quickly, Harry or Paul?

Back

Harry writes more quickly than Paul.

Front

Life in the city is / stressful / life in the country

Back

Life in the country isn't as stressful as life in the city.