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Read part of a blog about Shanghai, in China. Then answer the questi
One of my favourite cities in the world is Shanghai, in
China. It isn't the capital, that's Beijing. Shanghai is not
as polluted as Beijing, even though Shanghai is bigger and
more people live there. It's an international city. It's as
international as many other large cities in the world like
New York or London, so it has a lot to offer.
1 What expression do we use to say things are the same? Say
2 What word do we add to say things are different?t
3 Does the form of the adjective change? no
Write down an example of each thing from the box.



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Final answer:

To compare similarities and differences, use 'as... as' for sameness and 'than' for differences. Adjectives remain unchanged.


Explanation:

Expressions for Comparisons

  1. Same: The expression used to say things are the same is 'as... as.'' For example, 'Shanghai is as international as New York.'
  2. Different: The word added to say things are different is 'than.'' For instance, 'Shanghai is less polluted than Beijing.'
  3. No, the form of the adjective does not change.

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