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9-1 Comparisons: using same (as); similar (to), and different (from); (p.379) Apples and oranges are different. Apples are different from oranges.
9-2 Using like and alike (p.382) I look like my sister. My sister and I look alike.
9-3 Using -er and more (p.383) (pretty) Julia Roberts is prettier than Jennifer Lopez.
9-4 Using as...as; (p. 389) Lucy is not as tall as Olga.
9-6 Using verbs after But; (p.395) Elvira is tall, but the teacher isn't.
9-7 The Superlative: Using -est and most (p.398) The whale is the biggest animal in the world.
9-8 Using one of + superlative + plural noun (p. 405) (tall) Olga is one of the tallest people in the class.
9-9 Adjectives and Adverbs; (p.411) Use a form of "slow" The teacher runs to class slowly. The teacher is a slow runner. |
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