Singapore
Hong Kong	Platinum
Silver	A Mercedes
A Toyota	The Four Seasons Hotel
The Mandarin Hotel	
Watching movies on TV
Watching movies on the Internet	The 1960s
The 1990s	This year’s course book.
Last year’s course book.	Apple
Microsoft	
Shanghainese food
Cantonese food
	Me now
Me ten years ago	My current job
My last job	Kowloon Tong
Shan Shui Po	
English
Cantonese	Donald Tsang
Donald Trump	Spring in Hong Kong
Winter in Hong Kong	Lawyers
Clerks	
Chek Lap Kok Airport
Kai Tak Airport	HK movies
Mainland Chinese movies	Cats
Dogs	Brand name goods
Fake goods	

Possible answers	

Singapore isn’t as big as
Hong Kong.	Platinum isn’t as common as silver.	A Mercedes isn’t as affordable as a Toyota.	The Four Seasons Hotel doesn’t have quite as many rooms (399) as The Mandarin Hotel. (434)
	
You don’t have as much choice when you watch movies on TV.
	People didn’t have such a high standard of living in the 1960s
as they did in the 1990s.	Last year’s course book wasn’t as difficult as this year’s.	Apple doesn’t sell nearly as many personal computers as
Microsoft.	
Shanghainese food isn’t so well-known around the world as Cantonese food. 	I don’t have as much freedom now as I did ten years ago.	My current job isn’t nearly as interesting as my last job.	Kowloon Tong isn’t as densely-populated as Sham Shui Po.
	
English isn’t as widely-spoken in Hong Kong as Cantonese.	Donald Tsang isn’t as rich as Donald Trump.	There aren’t as many sunny days in the winter in Hong Kong as there are in the spring. 	Lawyers can’t change jobs as easily as clerks. 	
The landing at Chek Lap Kok Airport isn’t nearly as exciting as the one at Kai Tak Airport.	HK movies don’t have such a big audience as Mainland Chinese movies.	Dogs aren’t nearly as independent as cats.	Fake goods don’t cost as much as brand name goods.