Multiple choice

I am not as ___ at swimming as you are.

  1. good

  2. well

  3. fine
Reveal answer Fill a bubble to check yourself
A Correct answer
Explanation

In comparative constructions with 'as...as', we use the adjective form after 'as' when the construction is 'as + adjective + as'. 'Good' is correct because it describes 'I' (the subject), not the verb. 'Well' would be used as an adverb modifying verbs.

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