The document does not provide enough context to determine if someone can win a race. It appears to be a collection of examples and exercises on using comparative adjectives and adverbs in English, but does not mention any details about a race.

1. Can he win a
race? Why?

2. 1246
lt
1000
lt

3. • too + adjective or adverb
smt h is mor e t han we want

4. adjective + enough
smt h is as much as we
want
• My size – 38.
• These shoes ar e 38

5. As + adjective + as
Two t hings ar e t he same
• The left and right
shoe are of the
same size

7. • It is too loud to listen to the music.
• The music in not quiet enough.

9. • The doggie door is too small.
• The doggie door in not big enough for dog.

11. • The weight is too heavy for kid to lift.
• The kid is not strong enough.

12. Ar e t hey t he
same?

14. • Mother’s hair is not as brown as her
daughter’s.
• Daughter’s shirt is as good as her
mother’s
• Mother’s nose is not as small as her
daughter’s

16. • The left phone is not as big as the right
one
• The left phone is as black as the right one.

17. • Crowded
• Interesting
• Cheap
• Adventurous
• Expensive
• Fast
• small

18. Ex. 4
1. Too heavy
2. Enough seats
3. More comfortable
4. Too crowded
5. Cheaper than
6. Convenient enough
7. Too expensive
8. Fast enough

19. • Ex. 8
1. Too crowded
2. As interesting as
3. Cheap enough
4. Too adventurous
5. As expensive as
6. Fast enough
7. Too small
8. As cheap as

20. http://www.espressoenglish.net/comparative-adjectives-not-as-as/
• http://www.englisch-hilfen.de/en/exercises/adje
• http://www.ego4u.com/en/cram-
up/grammar/adjectives-
adverbs/adjectives/exercises?02