Ex 47 | Oxford current English grammar | degree in English grammar with examples
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EXERCISE – 47
Change the degree of comparison, without changing the meaning –
1. He is as good as Mohan.
Ans. Mohan is not better than he.
2. She is not as good as Geeta.
Ans. Geeta is better than Geeta.
3. Ram is as tall as his brother.
Ans. His brother is not taller than Ram.
4. Sita is not as beautiful as her sister.
Ans. Her sister is more beautiful than Sita.
5. They are as powerful as a king.
Ans. A king is not more powerful than they.
6. I am not as dull as you.
Ans. You are duller than I.
7. I am not so rich as he.
Ans. He is richer than I.
8. My brother is as strong as a lion.
Ans. A lion is not stronger than my brother.
9. This book is not so useful as that.
Ans. That book is more useful than this.
10. She is as intelligent as my sister.
Ans. My sister is not more intelligent than she.
11. Coffee is as tasteful as tea.
Ans. Tea is not more tasteful than coffee.
12. English is as easy as Hindi.
Ans. Hindi is not easier than English.
13. That girl was not as beautiful as Geeta.
Ans. Geeta was more beautiful than that girl.
14. Birds are not as useful as animals.
Ans. Animals are more useful than birds.
15. Mohan is not as tall as I.
