Dùng as, too, either
1. This book is not
(interesting) that one.
2. My mother has
(car) my father.
3. My friends like the BTS band, and I
(like them).
4. Lucy doesn’t like folk music and I
(don’t).
5. It was a really nice hotel, and it wasn’t very
(expensive).
6. Please call me
(soon) possible.
7. My dog isn’t
(fierce) it appears to be.
8. The weather this summer is
(bad) last year. It hasn’t stopped raining for weeks.
9. Do you think learning Japanese is
(difficult) learning English?
10. My brother said that going abroad was
(not amusing) he thought
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Dùng as, too, either 1. This book is not (interesting) that one. 2. My mother has (car) my father. 3. My friends like the BTS band, and I (like
By Maria
Use as, too, either to write the sentences.
1. This book is not as interesting as that one.
2. My mother has the same car as my father.
3. My friends like the BTS band and I like them, too.
4. Lucy doesn’t like folk music and I don’t, either.
5. It was a really nice hotel, and it wasn’t very expensive, either.
6. Please call me as soon as possible.
7. My dog isn’t as fierce as it appears to be.
8. The weather this summer is as bad as last year. It hasn’t stopped raining for weeks.
9. Do you think learning Japanese is as difficult as learning English?
10. My brother said that going abroad was not as amusing as he thought.