ESL Brains Printed Books Vs Ebooks SV 9944
ESL Brains Printed Books Vs Ebooks SV 9944
ESL Brains Printed Books Vs Ebooks SV 9944
1. Study the table below and choose the correct answer (1 or 2) for sentences (a‐d).
COMPARING
USE EXAMPLE
To say that something is the same, we use John is as tall as Max.
as + adjective + as
To say that something is not the same, we My house isn’t as modern as yours.
use not as + adjective + as
To compare things and show a stronger Tablets are far better than laptops.
difference between them, we use a lot, far, That dress is much more expensive than the
much, so much other one.
To compare things and show a smaller She's slightly taller than her sister.
difference between them, we use a bit, This task is a little harder than the previous
slightly, a little one.
We can also use nearly and almost to show David is 70 and Tom is 71. David is almost as
the similarity between things old as Tom.
We can use not nearly as + adjective + as Mary is 5 and Betty is 20. Mary isn’t nearly as
to show a big difference between things old as Betty.
1) Judy’s best friend is almost as rich as 2) Judy is much poorer than her best
Judy. friend.
d) London is almost as rainy as Dublin.
1) Dublin is far rainier than London. 2) Dublin is just a bit rainier than London.
2. Write comparisons using the given words and structures from the table on page 1.
3. Using different structures and modifiers (as … as, nearly, much, a lot, etc.),
compare these pairs of things.
5. Add one more word which can go with the verbs below.
PRINTED BOOKS
7. Watch the video again and mark these sentences true (T) or false (F).
a) Printed books offer a physical aspect that an e-book cannot offer.
b) According to 66% of young adult readers, e-books are easier to read.
c) Printed books cost as much as e-books.
d) People may read e-books faster than printed books but remember less.
e) People like printed books because they can collect them.
f) Most readers say that printed books give a better experience.