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CHANGE THE DEGREES WITHOUT CHANGING THE MEANINGS OF THE SENTENCES.
1. Ram is as clever as Hari.
2. Night is as important as day.
3. Sita is as pretty as Gita.
4. Rakesh plays as well as Ramesh.
5. Namita ran as fast as Kavita.
6. Krishna is not as dull as Dev.
7. Gopal is not as dull as Naresh.
8. Namita was not as smart as
Susmita.
9. Nilesh does not bowl as fast
Priyesh.
10. England did not score as many
runs as India.
Exercise: 2
1. Gopi is taller than Bapi.
2. Sita is prettier than Gita.
3. Iron is heavier than paper.
4. Mita is more intelligent than
Lata.
5. Mother is kinder than father.
6. Ram is not cleverer than Hari.
7. England is not richer than
America.
8. Rohan does not bat more
defensively than Mohan.
9. The Indians are not more
industrious than the Japanese.
10. Hindi is not more important than
Sanskrit.
Exercise: 3
1. Abdul is as strong as his
brother.
2. Akbar was one of the greatest
kings.
3. Some boys are at least as
industrious as Karim.
4. Mahabaleshwar is cooler than
Mysore.
5. No other bowler in the eleven is
so good as Rama
6. Very few cities in India are as
big as Chennai.
7. No other story-book is so popular
as The Arabian Nights.
8. This pony is better trained than
yours.
9. This church is the biggest in
Mumbai.
10. This newspaper has a bigger
circulation than any other morning papег.
Exercise: 4
1. Helen of Troy was more beautiful
than any other woman.
2. The airplane flies faster than
birds.
3. Hyderabad is one of the biggest
of Indian cities
4. Some beans are at least as
nutritious as meat.
5. Samudra Gupta was one of the
greatest of Indian kings
6. Australia is the largest island
in the world.
7. Very few Indo-Anglian novelists
are as great as R.K. Narayan
8. This is one of the hottest
districts in India.
9. It is better to starve than beg.
10. He loves all his sons equally
well.
Exercise: 5
1. A horse la more intelligent than
an ass
2. A wise enemy is better than a
foolish friend
3. Bombay is the best sea port in India.
4. Disraell was the greatest
statesman of England
5. There are few districts so
fertile as Hoshiarpur
6. Kalkiasa is one of the greatest
poets.
7. Very few books are as popular as
Dickens' 'David Copperfield
8. Golf is one of the most precious
metals.
9. It is easier to speak than to act.
10. The train runs faster than a
horse-cart.
Exercise: 6
1. He knows you better than I.
2. He knows you better than me.
3. Of all men he is the meanest.
4. Let us see who runs fastest.
5. He does his work more honestly
than anybody else.
6. Few historians write as
graphically as Macaulay.
7. John bowls faster than Jack.
8. Ashoka was one of the noblest of
Indian kings.
9. A live ass is better than a dead
lion.
10. Jim seemed more cheerful than
any of his companions.
Exercise: 7
1. Iron is more useful than any
other metal.
2. Meera works faster than Sheela.
3. My house is farther from school
than yours.
4. He is a more faithful friend to
me than you are.
5. Ankita is as intelligent as her
sister.
6. Shipra is not so intelligent as
Rashi.
7. It is better to starve than to
beg.
8. Dehradun is not so cool as
Shimla.
9. Beans are as nutritious as milk.
10. Delhi is one of the busiest
cities in India.
Exercise: 8
1. The Arabian Nights is the most
popular story book.
2. Very few games are as popular as
Cricket.
3. The elder sister is not so clever
as the younger one.
4. India is the largest democracy in
the world.
5. A sunset on seashore is one of
the loveliest sights of nature.
6. Chandigarh is one of the most
beautiful cities in India.
7. I have never seen so big a
diamond as this.
8. Jacob is more industrious than
any other boy in the colony.
9. Australia is smaller than any other continent
in the world.
10. The degrees of comparison is one
of the most interesting topics in grammar.
N.B. – The above questions have been collected from the different grammar books.
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