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Mind Map by EDISON BONILLA, updated more than 1 year ago
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Created by EDISON BONILLA
almost 5 years ago
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Comparions with as ... as
- It use in two moments
- Similarity
- Use as ... as to say that two things are equal or the same
- Use de adverb just for empahasis.
- Example
- My new mouse is as good as the old one.
- My new mouse is as good as the old one.
- Example
- Use de adverb almost to say two things
are very similar, but not exactly.
- Example
- The old monitor is just as good as the new one.
- The old monitor is just as good as the new one.
- Example
- Example
- The playstation 3 as heavy as the playstation 4
- The playstation 3 as heavy as the playstation 4
- Use de adverb just for empahasis.
- Use as ... as to say that two things are equal or the same
- Difference
- Use not as .. as to say that two things are different.
- Use the adverb quite when the difference is very small
- Example
- The windows 8 isn't quite as easy to use as the windows 10
- The windows 8 isn't quite as easy to use as the windows 10
- Example
- Use the adverb nearly to say that there's a big difference.
- Example
- Our old monitor wasn't nearly as big as the new one. Yhe new one is much bigger.
- Our old monitor wasn't nearly as big as the new one. Yhe new one is much bigger.
- Example
- Example
- I'm not as tall as my cousin
- I'm not as tall as my cousin
- Use the adverb quite when the difference is very small
- Use not as .. as to say that two things are different.
- Similarity
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