We are supposed to modify each sentence using the given words. Once we modify them, this is what we have:
3. Nick is not as good a swimmer as Vy.
4. Mrs. Brown, whose daughter works in a bank, lives next door to me.
- In sentence 3, we are supposed to compare the swimming skills of two people: Nick and Vy. According to the instruction, we must use the adjective "good".
- However, we cannot simply substitute "well" for "good". It would not be correct. Also, we are now supposed to use the verb "is".
- In that case, what we should do is add a noun after the adjective "good". Since we are talking about swimming, the noun is "swimmer".
- Then, we place "a good swimmer" between "as ... as" to make the comparison.
- "Nick is not as good a swimmer as Vy."
- In sentence 4, we are supposed to indicate the relationship between Mrs. Brown and her daughter by using "whose".
- "Whose" is a word used to indicate possession or ownership.
- In the sentence, we will use "whose" instead of "Mrs. Brown's" or "her" so that we can place once clause inside the other.
- We cannot say, "Mrs. Brown, her daughter works in a bank, lives next door to me."
- But we can say, "Mrs. Brown, whose daughter works in a bank, lives next door to me."
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