Goal
I can use comparatives with as…as.
as…as を用いた比較表現を使うことができるようになる。Grammar Point
Use as…as with adjectives and adverbs to compare two people, groups, or things.
二つのもの(人、グループ、物)を比較するために、<as+形容詞/副詞+as>の使い方を学びましょう。-
To say that two people, groups, or things have similar qualities, the form is [be-verb] + as + [adjective] + as.
二つのもの(人、グループ、物)が同じくらいであることを表すには、<be動詞+as+形容詞+as> の形を使います。
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be as expensive as |
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be as cute as |
横にスワイプ
The hamburger is as expensive as the cheeseburger.
そのハンバーガーはそのチーズバーガーと同じくらい高価です。
My pet is as cute as your pet.
私のペットはあなたのペットと同じくらいかわいいです。
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To say that two people, groups, or things have different qualities, the form is [negative be-verb] + as + [adjective] + as.
二つのもの(人、グループ、物)が同じくらいではないことを表すには、<be動詞の否定形+as +形容詞+as>の形を使います。
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be not as expensive as |
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be not as cute as |
横にスワイプ
The hamburger isn’t as expensive as the cheeseburger.
そのハンバーガーはそのチーズバーガーほど高価ではありません。
My pet isn’t as cute as your pet.
私のペットはあなたのペットほどかわいくありません。
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To say that two people, groups, or things do things similarly, the form is [do-verb] + as + [adverb] + as.
二つのもの(人、グループ、物)が同じように物事を行うことを表すには、<一般動詞+as+副詞+as>の形を使います。
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run as fast as |
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dance as well as |
横にスワイプ
Anna runs as fast as Dan.
アンナとダンは同じくらいの速さで走ります。
Kevin dances as well as Sarah.
ケビンとサラは同じくらい上手に踊ります。
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To say that two people, groups, or things do things differently, the form is [negative do-verb] + as + [adverb] + as.
二つのもの(人、グループ、物)が同じようには物事を行わないことを表すには、<一般動詞の否定形+as+副詞+as>の形を使います。
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not run as fast as |
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not dance as well as |
横にスワイプ
Anna doesn’t run as fast as Dan.
アンナはダンほど速くは走りません。
Kevin’s dad doesn’t dance as well as Sarah.
ケビンの父はサラほど上手に踊りません。
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After the second as, you can use a noun by itself or a noun with a verb. The meaning does not change. When using a do-verb, it is common to replace the original verb with do.
2番目の as の後には、名詞だけ置くことも、<名詞+動詞>を置くこともできます。どちらを使っても文の意味は変わりません。一般動詞を置く場合、元の動詞を do に置き換えることが多いです。
I’m as funny as my brother.
私は兄と同じくらい面白いです。
I’m as funny as my brother is.
私は兄と同じくらい面白いです。
I’m as funny as my brothers.
私は兄弟たちと同じくらい面白いです。
I’m as funny as my brothers are.
私は兄弟たちと同じくらい面白いです。
My dad cooks as much as my mom.
私の父は母と同じくらい料理をします。
My dad cooks as much as my mom does.
私の父は母と同じくらい料理をします。
My dad cooked as much as my mom.
私の父は母と同じくらい料理をしました。
My dad cooked as much as my mom did.
私の父は母と同じくらい料理をしました。
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You can also use a pronoun after the second as. Both the subject and object forms of pronouns are grammatically acceptable.* There is no difference in their meaning, but the subject form tends to sound more formal.
2番目の as の後には代名詞を使うこともできます。文法的には代名詞の主格、目的格どちらも使用可能です*。意味に違いはありませんが、主格のほうがより丁寧です。
*some native speakers may feel that subject forms are more correct
*英語のネイティブスピーカーは主格のほうが正しいと考える人もいますSUBJECT FORM | OBJECT FORM |
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I |
me |
you |
you |
he |
him |
she |
her |
it |
it |
we |
us |
they |
them |
横にスワイプ
I’m as funny as him.
私は彼と同じくらい面白いです。
I’m as funny as he. (formal)
私は彼と同じくらい面白いです。 (丁寧)
My dad cooks as much as her.
私の父は彼女と同じくらい料理をします。
My dad cooks as much as she. (formal)
私の父は彼女と同じくらい料理をします。 (丁寧)
Be careful: You cannot use the object form of a pronoun with a verb after the second as. Drop the verb or use the subject form instead.
I’m as funny as him is.
I’m as funny as him.
I’m as funny as he is.
My dad cooks as much as her does.
My dad cooks as much as her.
My dad cooks as much as she does.
Sentence Builder
I sing as well as my friends do.
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Karen isn’t as nice as her sister is.
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James studied as little as his friends did.
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He doesn’t go to bed as early as her.
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Her new movie is as funny as her last movie.
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My dad doesn’t drive as carefully as my mom.
Practice
Make sentences using the grammar point, the words, and the picture clues. The form of some words may need to be changed, and more than one answer may be possible.
グラマーポイント、語句、ヒントの写真を用いて文を作りましょう。いくつかの語句は形を変える必要があります。複数の回答が可能な場合もあります。Alice vs. Jack: cook well
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he vs. she: run fast
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Eric’s apartment vs. Sarah’s apartment: be expensive
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Tim vs. Paula: eat quickly
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the green curry vs. the mabo-dofu: be spicy
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she vs. he: talk quietly
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my cat vs. my dog: jump high
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the tacos vs. the burgers: be good
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Kevin vs. Gina: drink a lot
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Sky Queen vs. Sky Spies: be good
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he vs. they: be friendly
Q&A
グラマーポイントとご自身についての情報を用いて質問に答えましょう。
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you vs. your best friend: Do you both sing well?
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Sky Tree Tower vs. Osaka Castle: For you, are they both close?
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you vs. your best friend in high school: Did you both study hard?
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you vs. your friends: Do you all speak English well?
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Japanese TV shows vs. American TV shows: In your opinion, are they both interesting?
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your mom vs. your dad: Do they both cook well?
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you vs. your best friend in high school: Were you both popular?
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you vs. your best friend: Do you both eat junk food a lot?
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your mom vs. your dad: Do they both work hard?
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you vs. your best friend: Are you both funny?
Feedback
I can use comparatives with as…as.
as…as を用いた比較表現を使うことができるようになる。LESSON GOAL ACHIEVEMENT
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You were able to use the grammar point very smoothly and naturally. Great job! グラマーポイントをとても自然でスムーズに使うことができました。大変良くできました! |
You were able to use the grammar point with minimal difficulty. |
You were able to use the grammar point but struggled a lot. We recommend taking |
You were not able to use the grammar point. Please take the |
PERSONALIZED FEEDBACK
ACCURACY
正確さ文法が正しく使えているかどうか