Comparatives and Superlatives printable worksheets, powerpoints and online exercises
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Brisish vs Ameican English - Buildings 5th of 10th on British and American English. This time buildings differences. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Two pages Comparative and Superlative Students first guess the answers On the second page see the facts Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and superlatives Comparatives (superiority and equality) and superlatives gapfill worksheet. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     London top 10 attraction a worksheet on a "Watch Mojo" documentary about London top 10 attractions. I use it as a practice for my students to understand numbers and work on the superlative form. Enjoy! Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Comparatives with Master Yoda Jedi master Yoda wants to go on holiday but he doesn�t want to go alone. He decides to take one of the droids with him. Compare the three droids to help him choose his holiday companion ? Use this information to write about the droids and decide which droid wimm go on holiday with Yoda. It is fully editable. Thanks to Bouh17 for the idea. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Soccer players Compare soccer players, using the following adjectives. For those who aren�t good at football, their names from left to right: David Beckham, Eden Hazard, Lionel Messi, Kylian Mbapp�, Cristiano Ronaldo Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: activity-card     Comparatives cut the pictures color them and paste them in the notebook. then write a comparative sentence for eac pair of pictures. Level: elementary Age: 9-11 Type: worksheet     As Fun As No Bingo Ss move around the room, interviewing different classmates using the vocabulary. When the time is up, those students with the least amount of bingos will win. Level: intermediate Age: 12-16 Type: worksheet     Comparison Looking at the images the student has to make comparative or superlative sentences with the given adjectives Level: intermediate Age: 15-100 Type: worksheet     reading superlative reading Level: elementary Age: 9-100 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and superlatives Exercise on comparative and superlatives. You have to choose the correct form: comparative or superlative. Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Type: worksheet     Destiny�s child - Survival The exercises for practising adjectives and superlatives with comparisons Level: elementary Age: 11-16 Type: worksheet     Comparative and superlative Level: elementary Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     ELEPHANTS. Reading Comprehension. Varied questions and vocabulary work + KEY. A reading for intermediate students. Can be used in class, as homework or as a test. It consists in a reading + comprehension questions and vocabulary ex. Ss have to compare the Indian and African elephant. Hope you find it useful. Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Double comparatives 2 A double comparative exercise. (2) Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet	Bigger, better, faster-in New York City Students fill in the comparison forms of adjectives and learn facts about NYC. Hope it�s useful. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           compare the objects this power point can be used on your lessons as a speaking activity to describe different objects using the given adjectives Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparisons with "Not As .... As": Brad Pitt vs. George Clooney This PowerPoint explains how to make comparisons with the alternate construction, "not as [adjective] as," "not as many/much [noun] as," "not as [adverb] as." It compares and contrasts the popularity of movie stars Brad Pitt and George Clooney. Students need to know basic adjectives of comparison in order to benefit from this lesson. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Evaluations and Comparisons Presentation to teach students the use of evaluations and also comparisons. In this exercise I used houses and apartments. After the explanation, there is a "correct the mistake" exercise to check if students really got it. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparison with Harry Potter This is a short ppt game to practise comparatives and superlatives to describe the characters from Harry Potter. (Another adition to moravc�s project) There�s also a ws and an OE available. I hope it�s useful! Level: intermediate Age: 7-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives and superlatives This is a powerpoint about the comparative and superlative form of adjectives.Hope you find it useful. Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Superheroes Comparatives Lesson Great way to teach comparatives to your kids. Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives this comparative presentation is very detailed, it was useful to me to use the Simpson family to interest the students. Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Format: PowerPoint           Comparative Form This presentation revies adjectives in comparative form. The last slide is a game. Students choose a number a make a comparative sentence using the names gives. They get 1 point for each correct sentence but if they choose a number and a sad face appears, they lose a point. Level: elementary Age: 13-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparison with adverbs summmarized grammar for revision on comparison, exercise included Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           COMPARISONS This is a nice powerpoint to illustrate and practice various ways of comparing people and things. Level: intermediate Age: 11-17 Format: PowerPoint           Contrast and comparison - paraphrasing/transfo rmation The aim of the presentation is to test students knowledge of comparative and superlative form. The student has to create a new structure with a little change in the meaning of the original (given) sentence. Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives and superlatives Nice way for teachers to introduce comparatives and superlatives. First, the teacher shows the pictures of two cities (Rio de Janeiro and New York) and ask students about what they know/think about these cities. After that, the teacher shows examples of comparative sentences, using these two cities. The same procedure will happen to the superlative... Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparing people and animals A VERY CLEAR POWERPOINT TO INTRODUCE COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES,YOU ALSO HAVE AN ONLINE VERSION IN SLIDESHARE! Level: elementary Age: 6-10 Format: PowerPoint           FUN GAME TO PRACTICE COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES This is a creative card game students play in small groups. Instructions are on page 2. I hope you and your students enjoy it! Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint

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