A very simple and understandable handout to help your young students get familiar with the comparative adjectives and their use. This can be applied as an additional task after giving your pupils the grammatical instruction with the aim of reinforcing ...
A very simple and understandable handout to help your young students get familiar with the comparative adjectives and their use. This can be applied as an additional task after giving your pupils the grammatical instruction with the aim of reinforcing ...
It's a very simple and understandable handout to help your young students get familiar with the comparative adjectives and their use. This can be applied as an additional task after giving your pupils the grammatical instruction with the aim of reinfor ...
This song is full of adjectives and is good for opposites and comparatives. It is good for students with strong listening skills as it's sung very quickly. It could be used with a strong elementary class but would be be suited to pre-intermediate and u ...
This is a worksheet for revising irregular comparatives and irregular superlatives. There is a brief explanation at the top of the page followed by a simple activity in which students are asked to complete the sentences given with better, the best, wor ...
This activity is suitable for teaching comparative, superlative, auxiliaries and contractions. It includes the Topic, Level, Age, and Activity step by step. The worksheet provides exercise with fill in the blanks.It is good for practicing listening to ...
This is a worksheet for teaching the double and the proportional comparative.Recommended for intermediate students who are asked to complete the sentences using the double comparative structure and complete the sentences given using the correct form of ...
This is a simple worksheet for teaching the superlative of the adjectives.Recommended for pre-intermediate students who are asked to match the pictures to the geographical names, complete the sentences with the words given and the superlative of the ad ...
This is a fun follow-up speaking activity for practising superlatives. There are 24 cards. Cut them and give one to each student. They should answer the question: 'Who's the ... student in the class?' following the format: I think/believe/hold that the ...
This is a worksheet for teaching degree of comparison.There's a brief explanation at the top of page followed by a simple activity in which students are asked to fill in the blank spaces the correct form of the adjectives in brackets.The answer key is ...
This is a worsheet for teaching comparatives and superlatives. There is a conversation with some comprehension questions, there is also a chart with an explanation about comparatives and superlatives and some exercises related to them. Ot is recommende ...
a power point presentation to teach about compartive of superiority. Through examples with interesting pictures of real people and animated explanations, this power point presentation is a fun way to teach the students how to use this kind of comparative.
Taking full advantage of the Olympic Games in London, I have been working with this interesting and motivating topic with my students, making a link with different topics. This worksheet I have made is useful to work on comparatives and superlatives. I ...
This is a gap fill activity using the British Olympics 2012 'flame song'. The worksheet is a listening activity then a look at the vocab finding synonyms. Then adjectives, comparatives and superlatives from the song.
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This is the answers to the worksheet with the same name. It uses the theme of the British Olympics theme song for the flame as it traveled around the UK. The worksheet could be developed into an exploration of the UK and identifying the famous sights s ...
This powerpoint presentation is about the forming comparative and superlative forms of adjectives. The examples are not difficult and they are illustrated with funny pictures. And in the end you and your students can try your knowledge. Hope you'll lik ...
A short Power Point game for practising comparison of adjectives that can be used right after grammar presentation. Students can practise both regular and irregular comparison. My students loved it. I hope your students will enjoy it, too. I wish you a ...
Intensive reading practice and oral practice of a range of conditionals and deductive language. Students read a story which poses a problem and answer questions which lead to the solution.Reading-Activity Sheet and Teacher's notes are included.Brain Wo ...
Used in the ESL Level 3 Employment and ESL Access class, this worksheet introduces students to non-verbal communication. Looks at facial expressions, body movements and posture, gestures, eye contact, touch, space and voice.Can be used when discussing ...
Students will write superlative sentences according to the family in the picture, using the cues from the worksheet. example: meg - Paul - Susan (fat) = Susan is the fattest. (students look at the family and decide who is the fattest.) ...............
Target: Young learners Grammatical structure: comparative forms of adjectives (there are only 6 adjectives used SMALL, BIG, LIGHT, HEAVY, SHORT, LONG). There are images of animals being compared provided. Ss have to choose correct adjectives in ( thei ...