Jeff Bezos - Elon Musk
RICH (AFFIRMATIVE)
Jeff Bezos is richer than Elon Musk
Lisa Simpson - Bart Simpson
INTELLIGENT (AFFIRMATIVE)
Lisa Simpson is more intelligent than Bart Simpson.
Math - Physics
EASY (AFFIRMATIVE)
Math is easier than Physics.
The new PS5 - the Xbox Series S
FAST (AFFIRMATIVE)
The new PS5 is as fast as the Xbox Series S.
Nescau - Toddy
GOOD (AFFIRMATIVE)
Nescau is better than Toddy.
The PS4 - the PS3
NEW (AFFIRMATIVE)
The PS4 is newer than the PS3.
A car - a bicycle.
EXPENSIVE (AFFIRMATIVE)
A car is more expensive than a bicycle.
I (1) - you
FUNNY (SUPERLATIVE)
I'm the funniest.
A laptop - a new cell phone.
EXPENSIVE (AFFIRMATIVE)
A laptop is as expensive as a new cell phone.
He - you
YOUNG (as...as - NEGATIVE)
He is not as young as you.
This tree - that tree
SHORT (NEGATIVE)
This tree is less short than that tree.
Action and adventure movies - romance movies.
INTERESTING (AFFIRMATIVE)
Action and adventure movies are more interesting than romance movies.
An elephant - a mouse
HEAVY (AFFIRMATIVE)
An elephant is heavier than a mouse.
INTERESTING (NEGATIVE)
Movies are not as interesting as books.
Nescau - Toddy
BAD (AFFIRMATIVE)
Nescau is worse than Toddy.
Your grandpa - my grandpa
OLD (NEGATIVE)
Your grandpa is less old than my grandpa.
The cell phone I want to buy - a laptop
EXPENSIVE (NEGATIVE as...as)
The cell phone I want to buy isn't as expensive as laptop.
Nathan and John - Becky
HAPPY (NEGATIVE)
Nathan and John is less happy than Becky.
Mountain bikes - road bikes
FAST (NEGATIVE)
Mountain bikes are not as fast as road bikes.
Soccer - volleyball
INTERESTING (as...as)
Soccer is as interesting as volleyball.
My cat - your dog
FAT (NEGATIVE)
My cat is less fat than your dog.
A part-time job - a full-time job
TIRING (POSITIVE)
A part-time job is more tiring than a full-time job.
My sister's dogs - your cat.
FRIENDLY (AFFIRMATIVE)
My sister's dogs are friendlier than your cat.
Buying things you don't need - saving money
INTELLIGENT (NEGATIVE)
Buying things you don't need is not as intelligent as saving money.
Chicago - London
FAR (AFFIRMATIVE)
Chicago is farther/further than London