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1 9. good
10. good
11. good
12. hard
13. hard
I like rock music
My daughter can sing
Sue studies
Jean studies
classical music.
of all.
Fred.
of all.
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14. long
15. late -
is-
16. clear
17. sharp
Almost universally, wives work
hours than their husbands because women take primary responsibility
for household chores and child-rearing.
Robert usually goes to bed
his roommate.
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Anna pronounces her words
of all the students in the .- class,
A razor is usually
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:. A L- II a kitchen knife.
18. areistic
19, s h
My son
I eat
my daughter.
my husband does.
20. dangerous
4 motorcycle is a bicycle.
a) Bob doesn't study as hard as his brother (does). Notice the pattern in the examples:
b) I didn't f~sh my work as M Sue (did). as+&+as
c) Yoko can speak English as wen as Tony (can). . .
d) I'm working as/~t
I can.
Notice the palterns in the examples:
e ) I'm working os-t M possible. or + &rb + as is frequently followed by
f) Alex came as quick& as he could. i1_YQ!-r? - svbjset + canldd or by pauibk.
g) Alex came as quierk& M podble.
EXERCISE 42: Complete the sentences. Compare John to your classmates or yourself.
1. John is lazy. He doesn't work as hard CIS YOko(doed. / CIS 1 (do).
2. John is a reckless driver. He doesn't drive as carefully
?(to I ~ -- I 3. I can't read John's handwriting. He doesn't write as neatly
r E(em 4. John goes to bed late. He doesn't go to bed as early
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