Review Test 2 - Inter 2B

Used with countable nouns, uncountable nouns and verbs

Countable nouns: I get more calls than you do

Uncountable nouns: She has more work than me

Verbs: He talks more than I do

Used with uncountable nouns and verbs

Uncountable nouns: I have drink less coffee than you

Verbs: They read less than I do

Used with countable nouns only

Ex: I have fewer dogs than you do

To ask about someone's appearance we say ...

What do you look like?

To ask about someone's height we say ...

How tall are you?

To ask about who someone is similar to, we say ...

Who do you look like?

To say that two people are similar we use the expression:

look alike (ex: They look alike)

To say a child has the same traits of the parents, we use the expression:

take after (ex: She takes after her dad)