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giúp với ạ:< Bài 13; Viết lại câu bằng từ đã cho sao cho nghĩa câu không thay đổi theo mẫu: 0.This exercise is easier than that one. → That exercise is more difficult than that one. 1.Mr Smith is wealthier than Mr.Brown. → Mr Brown___________________________________ 2.My house is smaller than my parent’s house. → My parent’s house____________________________ 3.The black dress is more expensive than the red one. → The red dress _____________________________ 4.→ Yesterday______________________________ 5.I don’t think you are taller than me. → I don’t think I_________________________________ 6.Is Jim worse at Math than John? → Is John______________________________________ 7. Jim looks much younger than his classmates. → Jim’s classmates____________________________ 8.Your hair is longer than mine. → My hair_________________________
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