Comparisons and Evaluations

Front

What does 'too' mean in a sentence?

Back

'Too' indicates that something is more than what is wanted or needed.

Front

How do you compare two things using 'as'?

Back

You can use 'as' to show that two things are equal in some way, like 'as noisy as'.

Front

What is the correct way to say there are enough chairs in a classroom?

Back

The correct sentence is 'The classroom has enough chairs'.

Front

How do you express that one thing has the same number of something as another?

Back

You can say 'has as many [things] as'.

Front

What does 'dark too' imply?

Back

'Dark too' suggests that something is also dark, but does not indicate a comparison.

Front

What is the difference between 'too bright' and 'bright too'?

Back

'Too bright' means it is brighter than desired, while 'bright too' is not a correct expression.

Front

How do you indicate that something is not enough?

Back

You can say 'not enough' to show that there is less than needed.

Front

What is a comparative adjective?

Back

A comparative adjective compares two things, often using 'er' or 'more'.

Front

What does 'as much' indicate in a comparison?

Back

'As much' is used to compare quantities that are uncountable.

Front

What is the correct form to compare two houses?

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You can say 'My new house has as many rooms as my old one'.