Parfois, tu auras besoin de comparer deux choses ou de personnes, pour dire qu’elles ont similaires ou non par rapport à une certaine caractéristique. C’est dans ces cas-là que tu auras besoin d’utiliser ce que l’on appelle des équatifs comme as … as ou not as … as. Un équatif indique que quelque chose est comparable à quelque chose d’autre.
As ... as explications
Nous utilisons as … as pour dire que les personnes ou les choses sont les mêmes. Nous utilisons not as… as pour dire que les personnes ou les choses ne sont pas les mêmes.
Nous pouvons utiliser un adjectif, un adverbe ou un quantificateur avec as … as ou not as … as.
Adjectif : “That car isn’t as expensive as this car. “
Adverb: “James eats as quickly as Jenny.”
Quantificateur : “Our company doesn’t have as many complaints as other companies.”
De nombreuses expressions idiomatiques en anglais utilisent as … as avec un adjectif.
Exemple : “He was as mad as a hornet when his car was stolen.” ici as mad as signifie “very angry”.
Questions avec as...as
- Are your friends as supportive as your parents?
- Are the Who as well known as the Pink Floyd?
- Are video games as fun as board games?
- Is classical music as beautiful as modern music?
- Is watching a play as fun as watching a movie?
- Are cats as fun as dogs?
- What’s as thrilling as a roller coaster ride?
- What’s as delicious as fresh cooked pasta?
- Who is as important as the President of France?
- What travel destinations are as popular as New York?
Créé tes propres questions
Dans les phrases ci-dessous je te propose de remplacer les points de suspension par des mots qui font sens dans la phrase. Tu peux me les envoyer par e-mail si tu veux que je les corrige 
• Is … as entertaining as … ?
• Is … as good as … ?
• Is … as talented as … ?
• Is the … as good as the … ?
• Is … as comfortable as … ?
• Are … as cute as … ?
• Is … as strange as … ?
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