Modifying Comparisons
Peter is 186 cm tall. Mark is 186 cm tall. Peter is _______ Mark.
Peter is as tall as Mark.
What would you like to eat?
___________ a sandwich, please. (I/have)
Neil stole the money. It was on the table.
Neil stole the money that was on the table.
I don't, either.
Sarah lives in Berlin, ______?
doesn't she?
Prices are about 40%/half/more cheaper at outlet stores.
Prices are about 40% cheaper at outlet stores.
Why are you filling that bucket with water?
________ the car. (I/wash)
I am going to wash the car.
A waitress served us. She was impolite and impatient.
The waitress who served us was impolite and impatient.
Brandon didn't study science at university.
Neither did I.
I didn't, either.
Me neither.
Jane didn't go to work yesterday, _____?
did she?
Paris is much/significantly/even more beautiful than I imagined.
Paris is even more beautiful that I imagined.
I've decided to repaint this room.
Oh, have you? What colour ________ it? (you/paint)
What colour are you going to paint it?
A friend is wearing a dress. You like it.
What do you tell her?
I like the dress (that) you are wearing.
Jamie would like to travel to Iceland next year.
So would I.
I would, too.
Me, too.
I'm running the meeting, _____?
aren't I?
The baby upstairs is _______ baby in the world. (by far/annoying)
The baby upstairs is by far the most annoying baby in the world.
Oh, I'm sorry. I completely forgot. ________ it now.(I/do)
I will do it now.
Mark wanted to visit a museum. It was closed when he arrived.
The museum (that) Mark wanted to visit was closed when he arrived.
I have always thought Australia is the most beautiful country in the world.
So have I.
I have, too.
I have always thought so, too.
You have three cats, ___?
don't you?
Apple iPhone rating: 8/10
Samsung Galaxy rating: 9.5/10
The Samsung Galaxy is _____ rated _____ the iPhone. (high)
The Samsung Galaxy is more highly rated than the Apple iPhone.
Has George decided what to do when he leaves school?
Yes, everything is planned. ___________ a holiday or a few weeks (he/have). Then ______ a computer programming course. (he/do)
He is going to have a holiday. Then he is going to do a computer programming course.
Where does the relative clause belong?
The machine ______ is giving us trouble again ____.
(It was repaired last week.)
The machine that was repaired last week is giving us trouble again.
I've never been interested in German football.
I've never been interested in it, either.
Neither have I.
Me neither.
You haven't written the report, _____?
have you?