Question

Complete with as...as or not as...as. 1. Golf...................skiing. (exciting)X

Answer 1

1. Golf is as exciting as skiing.

Answer 2

Golf is not as exciting as skiing.

When we use "as...as" in a comparison, we are saying that two things are equal in a certain aspect. In this case, we are comparing the excitement level of golf and skiing.

By saying "Golf is not as exciting as skiing," we are implying that skiing is more exciting than golf. This means that the thrill and enjoyment one can experience while skiing is greater than what one can experience while playing golf.