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Presentation
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English
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8th Grade
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Hard
Arturo Chávez Mogollon
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7 Slides • 0 Questions
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Key words
A bit
A little
Slightly
They can be used with comparative adjectives.
Structure
Not much
Not a lot
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My brother is a little younger than me
Small difference
I am a bit older than him
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Key words
Much
A lot
Far
They can be used with comparative adjectives.
Structure
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I'm much fitter than my brother
Large difference
He is a lot faster than me
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Example
Today is as warm as yesterday.
as + adjective + as
Structure
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Example
My brother isn't as fit as me.
(not) as ....as
Structure
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