The temperature last night didn’t drop as low as last week. = Last night it was … … than last week. (FAR), We have no problems, except for the occasional setbacks. = Apart from the occasional setbacks, we are … …. (A LOT), The wind today isn’t as strong as yesterday’s gale. = Yesterday’s gale was … … than today’s wind. (SIGNIFICANTLY), Her approach to the problem wasn’t as bold as his. = He is … … in approaching problems. (NOWHERE NEAR), This minor mishap caused less trouble than the previous one. = The previous mishap was … …. (CONSIDERABLY), He refrained from experiments less than his colleagues did. = His colleagues … … than him. (A BIT), The company’s failures this year weren’t as bad as last year’s flop. = Last year’s flop was … … than this year’s failures. (NOWHERE NEAR), She embraces failures less than he does. = He is … … in embracing failures. (FAR), Their solid background in finance isn’t as impressive as her education. = Her education gives her a … … background in finance. (SLIGHTLY), Her breakthrough in AI was the most important discovery. = Her breakthrough was …. (BY FAR).

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