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MAKEOVERS

A. Look at the pictures of before and after. How are they alike? Different? Choose the right option.




1.� Ann's hair wasn't �it is today.���
2. Her eyes��(expressive) they are now.



3. Cindy's teeth� �they are today�.
4. She� now.�



5. Vera��today.
6. She �now.

B. Examine this chart and do the following exercises.

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C. Rewrite the sentences using as ... as... �Do not change the meaning.
e.g.: Bill drives more slowly than Dan.
������� Bill doesn't drive as fast as (or as quickly as) Dan.
1. Henry plays the violin better than Viola.
��� Viola� Henry.
2. Jill wears more make-up than Fiona.
��� Fiona� Jill.
3. Colin's watch is more expensive than Greg's.
��� Greg's watch� Colin's.
4. Stella's clothes are less fashionable than Bella's
��� Stella's clothes� Bella's.
5. My suitcase is heavier than yours.
��� Your suitcase .
6. Girls study harder than boys.
��� Boys��girls.
7. Geoff comes to class earlier than the other students.
��� The other students��Geoff.
8. Math is more interesting than history and geography.
��� History and geography��Math.
9. Italian food is better than English food.
��� English food��Italian food.
10. The�Amazon River is longer than Nile River.
����� The Nile River��the Amazon River.�
D. Read the information in 1-6 and complete the sentences�using as much/many/little ... as or not as much/many/little as ...
1. Bill earns $900 a month. Rosie earns $1,500.
���� Bill��Rosie.
2. Jane has three dogs. Nina has five dogs.
��� Jane��Nina.
3. Michelle has robbed 10 banks.Harry has robbed 15 banks.
��� Michelle��Harry.
4. Jill drank two cups of coffee and a soda. Nick drank 4 coffees and 2 sodas.
��� Jill��Nick.
5. Sue's cat eats 1 kilo of meat a week. Kit's dog eats 1 kilo of meat a week.
����Sue's cat��Kit's.
6. Ben reads only five minutes a day. Lee reads only 10 minutes a�day.
����Lee��Ben.�