Answer:
2. Jo's interests are different from Emma's interests.
Jo's interests aren't <em><u>the same as</u></em> Emma's interests.
3. Karl isn't as old as Nina.
Karl is younger <em><u>than Nina</u></em><em>.</em>
4. Day schools aren't as expensive as boarding schools.
Boarding schools are <em><u>more expensive than</u></em> day schools.
5. I've got the same number of points as you.
I've got <em><u>as many</u></em><em> </em>points as you.
Explanation:
In the given statements/ sentences, comparisons are made between two things. This means that the new sentences will use the comparison words that will make the same comparison but do not change the meaning of the original sentence.
The given sentences and their correct answers are as below
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2. Jo's interests are different from Emma's interests.
Jo's interests aren't <em><u>the same as</u></em> Emma's interests.
3. Karl isn't as old as Nina.
Karl is younger <em><u>than Nina</u></em><em>.</em>
4. Day schools aren't as expensive as boarding schools.
Boarding schools are <em><u>more expensive than</u></em> day schools.
5. I've got the same number of points as you.
I've got <em><u>as many</u></em><em> </em>points as you.
