Restating these sentences in two different ways using different adverbs.

[Pyuk]

"Scientists have found that women are more sensitive to tastes and smells than men."

"The part of the brain that controls emotions is more active in women."

"The part of the brain that controls action is more developed in men."

"In general, women are smaller and lighter than men."

"Studies have shown that men make decisions more quickly than women."

"Studies have shown that men change their minds more often that women."

"Women's muscles work more efficiently than men's."

"In general, women eat more healthilty than men."

"Experts say that female managers ask for advice more frequently than male managers."

[Mister Micawber]

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What are these, the questions or your answers?
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[Pyuk]

Those are the questions... :)

[Mister Micawber]

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Then please attempt answers, and we will check them for you.
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[Pyuk]

"Scientists have found that women are more sensitive to tastes and smells than men."
Scientists have found that men are less sensitive to tastes and smells than women.
Scientists have found that men are not as sensitive to tastes and smells as than men.

"The part of the brain that controls emotions is more active in women."
The part of the brain that controls emotions is less active in men.
The part of the brain that controls emotions is not as active as in women.

"The part of the brain that controls action is more developed in men."
The part of the brain that controls action is less developed in women.
The part of the brain that controls action is not as developed in women as it is in men. (Is this OK?; can you think of sth different?)

"In general, women are smaller and lighter than men."
In general, men are bigger and heavier than women.
In general, women are not as bigger and heavier as men.

"Studies have shown that men make decisions more quickly than women."
Studies have shown that men make decisions less quickly than women.
Studies have shown that women make decisions more slowly than men.

"Studies have shown that men change their minds more often than women."
Studies have shown that women change their minds less often than men.
Studies have shown that men do not change their minds as often as women do. (?)

"Women's muscles work more efficiently than men's."
Men's muscles work less efficiently than women's.
Women's muscles do not work as efficiently as men's muscles do.

"In general, women eat more healthilty than men."
In general, men eat less healthilty than women.
In general, men do not eat as healthilty as women do.

"Experts say that female managers ask for advice more frequently than male managers."
Experts say that male managers ask for advice less frequently than female managers.
Experts say that male managers do not ask for advice as frequently as male managers do.

These are my answers but I really would like to know if they are OK and if there is any other possible way to answer just by changing the adverbs. Thanks in advance for your help.

[Mister Micawber]

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Well frankly, this seems to be a rather pointless exercise as it stands; however, I have corrected your sentences where necessary. The adverbs, where they exist, seem OK.


Scientists have found that men are not as sensitive to tastes and smells as women.

The part of the brain that controls action is not so/as developed in women as (it is) in men.

There are no adverbs in the following set:
"In general, women are smaller and lighter than men."
In general, men are bigger and heavier than women.
In general, women are not as big and heavy as men.

Studies have shown that women make decisions less quickly than men.

Studies have shown that men do not change their minds as often as women (do).

Women's muscles do not work as efficiently as men's muscles (do).

"In general, women eat more healthily than men."
In general, men eat less healthily than women.
In general, men do not eat as healthily as women (do).

Experts say that male managers do not ask for advice as frequently as male managers (do).
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[Pyuk]

Thank you, once again!