Exercise 13. Join these sentences using the conjunctions as . . . as, not as (so) . . . as.
1. The Blackpool team are good. The Bishopton [' ) ] team are good, too. 2. The Sokolniki Football Ground is good. The Dynamo Football Ground is good, too. 3. Dick Harris has scored many goals this summer. Roy Smith has scored many goals this summer, too. 4. It is difficult to find a place to park the car today. It was difficult to find a place to park the car yesterday. 5. The Manchester City team
is popular. The Blackpool team is not so popular. 6. My elder brother plays football well. Mary’s younger brother does not play football so well. 7. Today’s match* is exciting. Yesterday’s match was not so exciting.
1. The Blackpool team are as good as the Bishopton team.
2. The Sokolniki Football Ground is as good as the Dynamo Football Ground.
3. Dick Harris has scored as many goals this summer as Roy Smith.
4. It is as difficult to find a place to park the car as it was yesterday.
5. The Blackpool team is not so popular as the Manchester City team.
6. Mary's younger brother doesn't play football as well as my elder brother.
7. Yesterday's math wasn't as exciting as today's one.