As + Adjective + as

Athens is older than Rome.

• Rome is not as old as Athens.

• Rome is an old as Athens.

• Rome is not as older than Athens.

• Rome is as older as Athens.

Football is more popular than tennis.

• Tennis is as popular as football.

• Tennis isn't as popular as football.

• Football is as popular as tennis.

• Football isn't as popular as tennis.

I don't go out as much as you.

• No one goes out.

• You don't go out more than me.

• You go out more than me.

• I go out more than you.

My room is bigger than yours.

• Your room isn't as bigger as mine.

• Your room is as bigger as mine.

• Your room is as big as mine.

• Your room isn't as big as mine.

You got up earlier than me.

• I didn't get up as early as you did.

• I didn't get up as early as you do.

• I don't get up as early as you do.

• I don't get up as early as you.

We played better than them.

• They didn't play as well as we do.

• They didn't play as well as we did.

• They didn't play as good as we did.

• They didn't play as better as we did.

I've been here longer than you.

• You haven't been here as longer as me.

• You have been here as longer as me.

• You haven't been here as long as me.

• You have been here as long as me.

She's more nervous than him.

• He isn't more nervous as her.

• He is more nervous as her.

• He is as nervous as her.

• He isn't as nervous as her.