Which sentence says the same idea?

The old car is not as fast as the new car.

• The old car isn´t fast enough.

• The old car is faster than the new car.

• • The new car is slow.

The brown wardrobe isn´t as nice as the grey wardrobe.

• The grey wardrobe isn´t nice enough.

• The brown wardrobe isn´t nice enough.

• The grey and brown wardrobe are the same.

The tall building is not as old as the short building.

• The tall building is old.

• The short building is older than the tall building.

• The tall building is older than the short building.

A stove isn´t as fast as a microwave.

• The microwave is faster than the stove.

• The stove is fast enough.

• The microwave isn´t faster than the stove.

Real life bedroom aren't as colorful as cartoon bedrooms.

• Real life bedrooms aren't colorful enough.

• Cartoon bedrooms aren't colorful enough.

• Cartoon bedrooms are too colorful.

In the USA 16 is old enough to drive a car.

• Americans can drive cars at age 16.

• 16 years old Americans can't drive.

• In the USA you can't drive unless you are as old as 18.

Driving in the snow is as dangerous as driving in the rain.

• Driving in the snow isn't safe enough.

• Driving in the rain is safer than driving in the snow.

• Driving in the rain is safe enough.

My living room is not wide. Fits only one sofa.

• My living room is not wide enough.

• My living room is wide enough.

• • My living room is as wide as my sofa.

My kitchen is neater than yours.

• Your kitchen is neat.

• Your kitchen isn't as neat as mine.

• My kitchen isn't neat enough.