Gramática inglesa. Comparativos con as...as
Para decir que dos cosas son iguales, usamos la estructura “as … as” que en español traduce en “tan … como”, y para decir que no son equales simplemente ponemos la negación “not”. O sea, “not as … as”.Hay 4 formas:
A) con un verbo: as + verbo + as
- I don’t eat as much as you. - No como tanto como tu.
B) con un adjectivo: as + adjetivo + as
- Mary is as tall as Jane. - Mary es tan alto como Jane.
- New York is not as old as London. - Nueva York no es tan vieja como Londres.
C) con un adverbio: as + adverbio + as
- He writes as carefully as the others. - El escribe tanto cuidado como los demás.
- He doesn't drive as slowly as me. - El no conduce tan lentamente / despacio como yo
D) as + many + (sustantivo contable) +as
- There are as many people in this restaurant as the other. - Hay tanta gente en este restaurante como la otra.
- You don't have as many friends as me. - No tienes tantos amigos como yo.
as many as y not as many as
Mary doesn’t have as many friends as Peter. - María no tiene tantos amigos como Pedro.
as much as y not as much as
- I talk as much as you. - Hablo tanto como tu.
- I don’t have as much money as you. - No tengo tanto dinero como tu.
- I like to read / reading as much as watching TV. - A mi me gusta leer tanto como ver la TV.
Traduce al inglés.
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