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Now complete the following. Use the words given in the box.
| red | slow | black | gentle | warm |
| strong | sweet | light | white |
- As ______ as a feather
- As ______ as a tortoise
- As ______ as honey
- As ______ as snow
- As ______ as an ox
- As ______ as night
- As ______ as a rose
- As ______ as toast
- As ______ as a breeze.
Use the above expressions to complete the following sentences.
- The old man’s hair is as white ________
- His feet were ________
- The newspaper boy was as slow ______ in delivering the papers.
- I felt as light ______ after exercising.
Create your own comparisons for the following. Work in pairs.
as tall as _______________________
as fast as _______________________
as high as _______________________
as angry as _______________________
as tiny as _______________________
as brave as ______________________
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Solution
- As light as a feather
- As slow as a tortoise
- As sweet as honey
- As white as snow
- As strong as an ox
- As black as night
- As red as a rose
- As warm as toast
- As gentle as a breeze.
- The old man’s hair is as white as snow
- His feet were as cold as ice.
- The newspaper boy was as slow as a tortoise in delivering the papers.
- I felt as light as a feather after exercising.
- as tall as the Qutab Minar
- as fast as the Chitah
- as high as the Mount Everest
- as angry as a bull
- as tiny as an ant
- as brave as a soldier.
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