Grammar 5th grade

JANUARY


Dear students welcome back and happy new year. I hope you have the best year of your life. Work hard in order to achieve your goals.

Take advantage of this new opportunity.


Here you have some extra practice of the new topics, work with them to have a review in class.

Task No. 1031

Use either as ... as or not as ... as in the sentences below.
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  1. The blue car is  the red car. (fast)
  2. Peter is  Fred. (not/tall)
  3. The violin is  the cello. (not/low)
  4. This copy is  the other one. (bad)
  5. Oliver is  Peter. (optimistic)
  6. Today it's  yesterday. (not/windy)
  7. The tomato soup was  the mushroom soup. (delicious)
  8. Grapefruit juice is  lemonade. (not/sweet)
  9. Nick is  Kevin. (brave)
  10. Silver is  gold. (not/heavy)
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    English Grammar Exercise

    LIKE - AS

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    Complete the following sentences with 'like' or 'as'.
    (The answers are at the end of the page.)
    1.My sister is very artistic. She is not athletic __________ me.

    2.I've had my hair cut and styled, _________ you can see.

    3.Tom has joined a telephone company _________ product manager.

    4.Some people say that my friend Carla looks __________ Madonna.

    5.When James was a student, he worked every summer ________ a waiter.

    6.Tom qualified ________ an engineer before attending a business school.

    7.Julie is completely overworked.  She works _______ a slave!

    8.Today is Friday, so today, _________ on every Friday, we wear casual wear.

    9.Strong leaders, _________Winston Churchill, are few and far between.

    10.He's a very good swimmer.  He can swim ________ a fish!
     Answers :
    1. like2. as3. as4. like5. as
    6. as7. like8. as9. like10. like
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