The document discusses grammar structures for comparing equality and inequality in English. It provides examples of sentences using "as...as" for comparisons of equality, and "more than" or "less than" for comparisons of inequality. It also discusses forming comparative adjectives and provides the structures for sentences using comparative adjectives to compare nouns.

1. Academic Unit of Psychology, Pedagogy and Education.
FACULTY OF LANGUAGES
GRAMMAR STRUCTURE
Galo Lazo
4th of Languages
2012 - 2013
As ….. As
Than

2. Comparison of Equality
Comparison of Inequality
As ….. As
Than

3. 1) The blue car is as fast as the red car.
2) Peter is not as tall as Fred.
3) The violin is not as low as the cello.
4) This copy is as bad as the other one.
5) Oliver is as optimistic as Peter.
ADJECTIVE
Comparison of Equality
Subject + Verb + as________as + ComplementADJECTIVE

4. Subject + Verb + MORE + Adjective + THAN + Noun
•Samuel is more artistic than her.
•A house is more expensive than a car.
Subject + Verb + LESS + Adjective + THAN + Noun
•She is less artistic than Samuel.
•A car is less expensive than a house.
Comparison of Inequality

5. The comparison of equality (as_____as)
The comparison of inequality (more/less than)
Comparative Adjectives
Subject + Verb + as________as + ComplementADJECTIVE
Subject + Verb + MORE + Adjective + THAN + Noun
Subject + Verb + LESS + Adjective + THAN + Noun