Worksheets"as ... as", "too" and "enough"
Total questions: 20
Worksheet time: 57mins
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "rich".
Constance
is
as
rich
as Dan.
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "successful".
Dan
is not
as
successful
as Constance.
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "tall".
Constance
is not
as
tall as
Dan.
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "popular".
Dan
is not
as
popular as
Constance.
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "heavy".
Constance is
not
as
heavy as
Dan.
Look at the information. Make a sentence with "as ... as" or "not as ... as" and the adjective "hard-working".
Constance is
as
hard
working
as Dan.
1.) Jane (a) to help with the housework.
2.) The box (b) to lift.
3.) The lorry (c) to go under the bridge.
4.) The weather (d) to play outside.
5.) This coffee (e) to drink.
Rewrite the sentence with "enough" and the adjective "hard-working". Don't change the meaning.
Jane is too lazy.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence with "enough" and the adjective "light". Don't change the meaning.
The box is too heavy.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence with "enough" and the adjective "warm". Don't change the meaning.
The weather is too cold.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence with "enough" and the adjective "cool". Don't change the meaning.
The coffee is too hot.
(a)
1.) Harry hates waiting. Sarah doesn't like waiting either. Harry is as (a) as Sarah.
2.) Both Fred and Cathy often tell lies. Fred is as (b) as Cathy.
3.) Liam and Sally both like talking. Liam is as (c) as Sally.
4.) George and Ryan both think they're better than everyone else. George is as (a) as Ryan.
5.) Joe isn't lazy. Neither is Sam. Sam is as (b) as Joe.
6.) Chris and Simon are very childish. Simon is as (c) as Chris.
1.) I knew how the film would end. It was (a) .
2.) I hate war films. They're (b) .
3.) She needs to get more exercise. She's (c) .
4.) I'm not going to stay up and watch the film. I'm (d) .
5.) Clare didn't watch the horror film with us. It was (e) .
1.) I haven't got (a) to help you.
2.) I didn't enjoy this romantic comedy. It wasn't (b) .
3.) Yuk! There isn't (c) in my coffee!
4.) Julie wasn't (d) to wait for us.
5.) I'm not (a) to watch an 18+ film.
6.) Go to bed. You've played (b) .
7.) I wasn't (c) to lift the box onto the shelf.
8.) We can't play volleyball. There aren't (d) .
Rewrite the sentence correctly.
I'm to old for this.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence correctly.
I'm not as old than you.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence correctly.
It isn't too wet play tennis.
(a)
Rewrite the sentence correctly.
Is your coat enough warm?
(a)
