As or Like
1. Complete the following
sentences with as or like.
a. ………… a boy, I used to like
going for long walks in the early morning.
b. Some adults behave just ………
children when they don’t get their own way.
c. My daughter’s favourite game
is to dress up ……… nurses and play hospitals.
d. They use a pencil ………. a
thermometer, and take the temperature of all their teddy bears.
e. I’m a very fussy person, who
wants everything to be in its right place. I’m …….. you in that way.
f. But I’m not intolerant of
other people, ……… you are.
g. In America, ………….. in Europe, unemployment is a growing problem.
h. Andy drinks ……… a fish! I’ve
never seen anyone drink so much.
i. My sister was always seen ……….
the black sheep of the family.
j. When she was young, she never
wore dresses because she wanted to look ………. a boy.
k. I met someone today who went
to the same school …….. I did.
l. ………. me, he became a teacher,
and then began to write.
m. He’s just got a job ……….
director of a small company.
2. Change the structure of
the following sentences, but without changing their meaning. Use as… as or not
as/so…as. Each sentence has been begun for you.
a. Our children behave much
better than theirs. Their children ……… .
b. Their house has a larger
garden than ours. Our garden ……… .
c. What I earn in a month, he
earns in a week. He earns ……… .
d. I expected the food they
served to be nicer than it was. The food ………… .
e. Henry had more champagne than
me. I ………. .
f. But I had more mussels than
anybody else. Nobody had ………… .
g. The party ended earlier than I
thought it would. The party didn’t go on ……… .
h. Fewer people came to the party
than he anticipated. There weren’t …….. .
i. Sheila usually behaves
dreadfully, but she didn’t this time. Sheila didn’t …….. .
j. She usually wears a lot of
jewellery, but she didn’t tonight. She didn’t ……. .
k. I see less of her than I used
to. I don’t see ………. .
l. We enjoyed the evening more
than the children. The children ………. .
3. Complete the sentences
in an appropriate way.
a. Reports are coming into the
news desk of a train crash in southern Scotland. As many as ………. .
b. Some restaurants have a fixed
price, no matter how much you have to eat. At ‘The Carvery”, for instance, you
can ……… for just £7.50.
c. I used to be able to get to
work in an hour. Now it takes me two hours. So it takes me twice ……… .
d. David’s got more money than
sense. As well as his house in London, ……… .
e. The city is a bit dangerous at
night, but you’ll be perfectly safe as long as ……… .
f. Yes, I think Wednesday would
be a good day for you to come. As far as I remember, …………. .
Look at the charts of two
people’s monthly expenditure and make sentences.
Expenditure per month
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Last year
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Now
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Food
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£100
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£200
|
John
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Transport
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£40
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£120
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Entertainment
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£100
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£150
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Accommodation
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£200
|
£200
|
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Salary
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£500
|
£990
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Now
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Food
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£300
|
David
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Transport
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£350
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Entertainment
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£900
|
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Accommodation
|
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£1000
|
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Salary
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£3000
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