Supply the correct answer.
He is (old)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
I am.
Mr. Davies is (young)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
he looks.
Chicago is (small)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
Paris
The other game is (good)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
this one.
Yesterday's weather was (bad)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
today's.
The last exercise was (easy)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
this one.
Gold is (expensive)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
this diamond.
Jackie is (attractive)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
Kathy.
The water at the beach is (warm)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
the pool's.
Robin is (clever)
not as attractive as
not as bad as
not as clever as
not as easy as
not as expensive as
not as good as
not as old as
not as small as
not as warm as
not as young as
Louis.
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