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As..as QuizVersión en línea Pon a prueba tus conocimientos sobre el comparativo de igualdad en español. por Miguel Jara 1 What does 'as…as' express in comparative equality? a It compares quantities only. b It shows that two things are equal in some way. c It shows that one is better than the other. d It indicates a difference between two things. 2 Which of the following is an example of 'as…as'? a She is taller than her brother. b She is as tall as her brother. c Her brother is taller than her. d She is the tallest in the class. 3 What is the structure of a typical 'as…as' sentence? a 'Subject + be verb + as + adjective + as + subject.' b 'Subject + be verb + more + adjective + than.' c 'Subject + be verb + less + adjective + than.' d 'Subject + verb + as + adverb + as + subject.' 4 In the sentence 'This book is as interesting as that one', what is being compared? a The authors of two books. b The length of two books. c The price of two books. d The interest level of two books. 5 Which sentence correctly uses 'as…as'? a The car is as fast as the motorcycle. b The car is the fastest vehicle. c The motorcycle is as fast as the car. d The car is faster than the motorcycle. 6 What can 'as…as' not be used to compare? a Colors or appearances. b Quantities or amounts. c Qualities or characteristics. d Sizes or dimensions. 7 Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'as…as'? a They are as tall as each other. b He is as smarter as she is. c She is as kind as her mother. d He is as smart as she is. 8 How can 'as…as' be used in negative sentences? a 'Subject + be verb + not as + adjective + as + subject.' b 'Subject + be verb + less + adjective + than.' c 'Subject + be verb + as + adjective + as + not + subject. d 'Subject + be verb + not + more + adjective + than.' 9 Which of these sentences uses 'as…as' correctly? a She is clever than her friend. b She is the cleverest in the group. c Her friend is cleverer than she is. d She is as clever as her friend. 10 What is the opposite of 'as…as' in comparison? a 'Not as…as'. b Less than c Equal to d More than

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As..as QuizVersión en línea

por Miguel Jara

What does 'as…as' express in comparative equality?

Which of the following is an example of 'as…as'?

What is the structure of a typical 'as…as' sentence?

In the sentence 'This book is as interesting as that one', what is being compared?

Which sentence correctly uses 'as…as'?

What can 'as…as' not be used to compare?

Which of the following is NOT a correct use of 'as…as'?

How can 'as…as' be used in negative sentences?

Which of these sentences uses 'as…as' correctly?

What is the opposite of 'as…as' in comparison?