Master advanced comparative structures expressing equality, inequality, and emphasis using 'as...as', 'less...than', and other nuanced patterns.
Arrange the words to form sentences using as...as, less...than, or other comparison patterns. Notice how word choice changes meaning and emphasis.
Comparative structures are not only about “bigger” or “smaller”. English uses equality and inequality patterns such as “as...as”, “less...than”, and “twice as...as” to express balanced or nuanced comparisons.
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