3. We have similar views on art, and we play (the same/ different) musical instrument.
4. Learning a musical instrument is not (like/ as) difficult as you imagine.
5.
Classical music is (different from/like) modern music, so they have different audience.
He says drawing is (like/ from) making an expressive gesture.
6.
7. The film is not as interesting (from/ as) you told me.
8. To sing a favourite song is (from/ like) a part of my daily routine.
9. Staying in a live show is different (as/ from) what we see on a video clip.
10. If you talk bad about pop music, it'll be (like/ as) saying bad things about my mom.
II. Complete the sentences with as... as comparison and the words in the box.
popular careful pretty bad
optimistic
famous
good
Their harmonies in concert are
1.
2. We'll make the ticket
3.
I must try to be
4. Choir competitions are
5. Restricted view tickets are not always
6. The album rises
7. About the chance of success, the new album is
8. She wouldn't be
9. Among the students, the band is
10. The little girl is
2. You look
3.
A. different
I don't agree
A. same as me
with you.
exciting high
cheap
original recordings.
possible so everyone can afford to buy one.
C. different from mine
possible in my artistic career choices.
big sporting events.
III. Choose the best answer to complete the sentences.
1. Oliver and Joe are from Toronto. They come from
A. different
B. the same
C. like
the top five on some charts.
they sound.
she is if she couldn't sing.
an artist although you aren't one.
B. different from
C. from
Your ideas are
individual artists.
a picture and dances artistically.
4. The gallery is
A. different from B. different
5. This year's musical festival is not
A. as exciting than B. same exciting as
6. Tickets for the concert are
A. like
B. as
the first record.
it was last year.
city.
D. as
B. the same as I
D. similar to mine
it was 10 years ago. There is no change at all.
C. as
D. like
D. the same as
D. as exciting more
C. as exciting as
gold dust - we couldn't buy one.
C. different
D. from
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