Using 'As' in Comparisons

The video tutorial by Andrew at Crown Academy of English covers the use of 'as' in making comparisons. It explains how to use 'as' with adjectives and adverbs to compare things or actions that are equal or unequal. The tutorial also covers expressions of possibility using 'as soon as' and differentiates between countable and uncountable nouns when using 'as many as' and 'as much as'. Examples are provided throughout to illustrate each concept.

What is the basic structure for making comparisons with 'as'?

• As + verb + as

• As + adjective + as

• As + noun + as

• As + adverb + as

Which sentence correctly uses 'as' to compare equal things?

• Jane is as tall John.

• Jane is as taller as John.

• Jane is as tall as John.

• Jane is taller as John.

Which of the following is an example of using 'as' with an adjective?

• He is as sings as her.

• He is as tall as her.

• He is as quickly as her.

• He is as run as her.

Which sentence correctly uses 'as' with an adjective?

• She is as tall him.

• She is taller as him.

• She is as tall as him.

• She is as taller as him.

Which of the following is an example of using 'as' with an adjective?

• He is as sings as her.

• He is as run as her.

• He is as tall as her.

• He is as quickly as her.

Which sentence correctly uses 'as' with an adjective?

• She is as tall him.

• She is as tall as him.

• She is as taller as him.

• She is taller as him.

How do you express inequality using 'as' with adjectives?

• Not as + adjective + as

• Adjective + not as + as

• As + adjective + not as

• As not + adjective + as

What is the negative form of 'David is as intelligent as you'?

• David is not as intelligent as you.

• David is as not intelligent as you.

• David is not intelligent as you.

• David is intelligent not as you.

What is the negative form of 'My car is as nice as yours'?

• My car is nice not as yours.

• My car is as not nice as yours.

• My car is not nice as yours.

• My car is not as nice as yours.

What is the negative form of 'David is as intelligent as you'?

• David is intelligent not as you.

• David is as not intelligent as you.

• David is not as intelligent as you.

• David is not intelligent as you.