Key word transformation
FCE Part 4 Comparatives Exercises
FCE Use of English Part 4 — 9 interactive comparatives items for Cambridge B2 First, with instant answers.
Comparatives in Part 4 swap more/-er structures for as…as, not so, or the least. The key word is often AS, THAN, or MUCH.
Do not keep both more and as. The second sentence must mean the same with fewer comparison tools.
Complete the second sentence so that it has a similar meaning, using the word given.
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FAQ
- What comparison structures appear in FCE Part 4?
- not as…as, less…than, the more…the more, and far / much + comparative. AS is the most common locked word.
- Are these comparative exercises free?
- Yes. Practise them here with instant answers.