A targeted exam-practice resource designed to help B2 students master one of the most frequently tested grammar areas in Reading & Use of English Part 4: comparative and superlative structures.
This task trains students to recognise, transform and produce the high-value comparison patterns that Cambridge repeatedly uses - not just -er / more, but more complex structures such as as … as, far more, very few as … as, and not as … as.
 
What’s included:
✔   6 Cambridge-style Part 4 key word transformations
✔   Focus on comparative & superlative language
✔   Includes:   as … as;  not as … as;  far / a lot / considerably more;  very few … as … as;  by far the ...; one of the ...
✔   A full answer key with multiple acceptable answers where appropriate
✔   Clean, exam-ready PDF
 
Why this resource works:
Part 4 is one of the most difficult sections of B2 First examination because it requires students to:
manipulate grammar
control meaning
produce natural-sounding English
 
This task helps students learn to:
✔  spot hidden comparisons
✔  avoid common Part 4 traps
✔  use exam-preferred comparative structures
✔  stay within the 2–5 word limit
 
In short:   it trains the exact thinking Cambridge wants.
 
Teacher tip:
After students complete the task, ask them to:
underline the comparison pattern
rewrite the sentence again using a different comparative form
This turns one exam task into deep grammar training.