Make up sentences according to the model, using “as…as” and the words given below. Model: This book, the other one, interesting. This book is as interesting as the other one.

1. Jane, Ann, charming. ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­­

2. He, I, tall.

3. Michael, his brother, strong.

4. Our car, their car, good.

5. This report, your report, interesting.

6. Her new hat, her skirt, becoming.

7. Your job, his, essential.

8. The sitting room, the dining room, large.

9. The ice-cream, the cake, delicious.

10. His stories, his jokes, funny.

1. Jane is as charming as Ann.
To make this sentence, we compare the charm of Jane and Ann. Both of them are charming, so we can use "as...as" to show that they have the same level of charm.

2. He is as tall as I.
To make this sentence, we compare the height of "he" and "I". If both of them are the same height, then we use "as...as" to express that idea.

3. Michael is as strong as his brother.
To make this sentence, we compare the strength of Michael and his brother. If both of them have the same level of strength, then we use "as...as" to show that.

4. Our car is as good as their car.
To make this sentence, we compare the quality of our car and their car. If both cars have the same level of goodness, then we use "as...as" to express that.

5. This report is as interesting as your report.
To make this sentence, we compare the level of interest in this report and your report. If both reports have the same level of interest, then we use "as...as" to show that.

6. Her new hat is as becoming as her skirt.
To make this sentence, we compare the level of attractiveness or suitability of her new hat and her skirt. If both items have the same level of becomingness, then we use "as...as" to express that.

7. Your job is as essential as his.
To make this sentence, we compare the level of importance or necessity of your job and his job. If both jobs have the same level of essentiality, then we use "as...as" to show that.

8. The sitting room is as large as the dining room.
To make this sentence, we compare the size of the sitting room and the dining room. If both rooms have the same level of largeness, then we use "as...as" to express that.

9. The ice-cream is as delicious as the cake.
To make this sentence, we compare the level of taste or flavor of the ice-cream and the cake. If both desserts have the same level of deliciousness, then we use "as...as" to show that.

10. His stories are as funny as his jokes.
To make this sentence, we compare the level of humor in his stories and his jokes. If both have the same level of funniness, then we use "as...as" to express that.