Question

4 Compare the following using as ... as/not as... as. Examples: Cakes are sweet. Chocolates are also sweet. Chocolates are as sweet as cakes. Bananas are expensive. Apples are cheaper. Apples are not as expensive as bananas. 1. Pizza is popular. Pepsi is popular too. 2. Japanese is difficult. English is easier. 3. Our computer is modern. Their computer is modern too. 4. Lewis Carroll is famous. Rudyard Kipling is also famous. 5. Summer is warm. Autumn is not very warm.

Answer 1

Ответ:

Pepsi is as popular as pizza

English is not as difficult as Japanese

Their computer is as modern as our computer

Rudyard Kipling is as famous as Lewis Carroll

Autumn is not as warm as summer

Answer 2

Sure, I can help you compare the given statements using "as... as" and "not as... as" constructions.

1. Pizza is popular. Pepsi is popular too.

   • Pepsi is as popular as pizza.

2. Japanese is difficult. English is easier.

   • English is not as difficult as Japanese.

3. Our computer is modern. Their computer is modern too.

   • Their computer is as modern as ours.

4. Lewis Carroll is famous. Rudyard Kipling is also famous.

   • Rudyard Kipling is as famous as Lewis Carroll.

5. Summer is warm. Autumn is not very warm.

   • Autumn is not as warm as summer.