Do you know this simple AAA grammar rule?

"As + adjective + as" is a common structure we use when we describe two things that are the same.

- Today is AS COLD AS yesterday. Today is 32F. Yesterday was 32F. = SAME
- My grade on this test is AS BAD AS the grade I got last time. = SAME
- You are AS TALL AS me. = SAME

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1) "as tall as ME" is common and accepted in day-to-day speech
2) "as tall as I AM" is considered more correct grammatically
3) "as tall as I" is correct, but is not commonly used nowadays and feels old-fashioned.

If you think AAA for As Adjective As, you'll never forget this rule ;)

You can watch this lesson to learn more about comparing things using adjectives: https://youtu.be/-GPPZzvY37Q

Can you give me any examples?

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