Title: As ... as

Complete the second phrase to mean the same as the first.

Q: Examples: I'm quite tall but you are taller. I'm not as tall as you.

Ann works reasonably hard but she used to work much harder.

Ann doesn't work as hard as she used to.

1. My salary is high but yours is higher. My salary isn't [...].

2. You know a bit about cars but I know more. You don't [...].

3. I still smoke but I used to smoke more. I don't [...].

4. I still feel quite tired but I felt more tired yesterday. I don't [...].

5. They've lived here for quite a long time but we've lived here longer. They haven't [...].

6. I was a bit nervous before the interview but usually I'm a lot more nervous. I wasn't [...].

7. The weather is still unpleasant today but yesterday it was worse. The weather isn't [...].
A: as high as yours; know as much as I do/know as much as me; smoke as much as I used to; feel as tired as I did yesterday/feel as tired as yesterday; lived here as long as we have/lived here as long as us; as nervous as I normally am/as nervous as I usually am; as unpleasant as it was yesterday/as bad as it was yesterday