- as...(positive degree)...as
not so/as...(positive degree)...as
such a(n)/so....as
►He isn't as handsome as everyone says he is!
►She isn't as tall as her sister.
►Mrs Jones is not so friendly as she looks.
- twice/three times etc/half as...(positive degree)...as
► She puts four times as much sugar in her tea as me.
►If he was half as lucky as you, he'd be extremely rich
►He has the same views as his father.
- look, sound, smell, taste + like
►That dress looks like an old sack.
- less...(positive degree)...than
the least...(positive degree)...of/in
►This chocolate has less fat than that one but the Swiss chocolate has the least fat of all.
- the + comparative ..., the + comparative
►The easier the exam, the higher your marks will be.
►The more people who uses buses, the better it is for the enviroment.
- comparative + and + comparative
►It is getting colder and colder every day.
- prefer + -ing form/noun + to + - ing form/ noun (general preference
►I prefer eating healthily to eathing junk food.
►Men usually prefer beer to milk.
• would prefer + to-inf + rather than + inf without to ( specific preference)
►I would prefer to go swimming rather than watch television all day.
• would rather/sooner + inf without to + than + inf without to
►I would rather walk than drive.
• clause + whereas/while + clause (comparison by contrast)
►This book says the battle was in 1066, whereas that book says it was in 1166.
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