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Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: The horror film was awful. It was not scary ______________.
The horror film was awful. It was not scary enough.
Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: I can't understand this film. The story is ______ confusing.
I can't understand this film. The story is too confusing.
Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: It is ______ hot in here. Can you open the window?
It is too hot in here. Can you open the window?
Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: This cartoon ___ ____ ______ _______. (original) It is exactly like the others.
This cartoon is not original enough. It is exactly like the others.
Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: The game show is ______ easy. Everyone always wins.
The game show is too easy. Everyone always wins.
Complete the sentence with the verb (to be) and (too or not enough) plus the adjective given: This film is for adults and Aisha is only 15.
She is not old enough to watch the film.
Books are more informative than tv documentaries. (not as)
Tv documentaries are not as informative as books.
Restate the sentence, but keep the meaning: Watching horror films in the cinema is scarier than watching them at home. (more)
Watching horror films at cinema is more scary than watching at home.
Restate the sentence, but keep the meaning: Football matches on the radio are exciting. Football matches on the tv are equally exciting. (as...as)
Football matches on the radio are as exciting as football matches on tv.
Restate the sentence, but keep the meaning: Computer games are more popular than tv shows. (less)
Tv shows are less popular than computer games.
Restate the sentence, but keep the meaning: Soaps are interesting, but game shows are equally as interesting. (as....as)
Soaps are as interesting as game shows.
Restate the sentence, but keep the meaning: American tv series are more violent than British tv series. (use as...as)
British series aren't as violent as American series.
The new worker earned _______ ________ me. (less)
The new worker earned less than me.
The student was _____ ______ bored ______ the teacher.
The student was not as bored as the teacher.
The man is _____ angry ______ the woman.
The man is as angry as the woman.
The boy's grade is ________ good ________ the girl's grade.
The boy's grade is as good as the girl's grade.
The doctor is ________ ________ sick ______ the patient.
The doctor is not as sick as the patient.


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