- Twice as + adjective + as // three times + adjective + as // half + adjective + as
- This car is twice as expensive as that one.
- His income is three times as high as mine.
- The + comparative + clause, the + comparative clause
- The earlier we leave, the less traffic there will be.
- The less you spend, the more you save.
- The comparative + and + comparative (comparatives can be repeated to suggest a continuing change)
- I can’t stand the weather. It’s getting worse and worse.
- Everything is getting more and more expensive.
- Too + adjective/adverb + infinitive or for (too means more than we need)
- It’s too early to go to bed.
- The tea is too hot to drink.
- Too + adjective // adverb + for a person + infinitive
- It’s too early to go to bed.
- The tea is too hot for the baby to drink.
- Adjective/adverb + enough + infinitive
- She is old enough to clean her bedroom.
- We aren’t rich enough to buy a yacht.
- Adjective/adverb + enough + for + noun/pronoun + infinitive
- It wasn’t hot enough for Mary to go swimming.
- The match was easy for us to win.
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