AS AS LESSON

Multiple Choice

WHEN DO WE USE AS...AS?

• To compare two or more than two things

• To compare two things

• To use future tenses

• To compare verbs, sustantive and adverbs of frequency

Multiple Choice

AS...AS FORM:

• as + adj/adv + as

• as + sentence + as

• as + present perfect+ as

• None mentioned before

Multiple Choice

Which of these examples have the proper as...as structure and it's a fact?

• Miss Joselyn is not tall as Mr Samuel.

• Fernando is as fast as Christian.

• Ramón is as intelligent as Teddy.

• Andre is as bald as Mr Andrés.