Comparatives and Superlatives printable worksheets, powerpoints and online exercises
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Comparative and Superlative (2 pages) - Rules & Exercises First students fill in a tables, then there are 3 different exercises: A - comparative, B- Superlative C- either the comparative or superlative. TY Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Family Comparative Adjectives A family picture where students have to read and complete the information for the members of a family. Then they complete comparative sentences about the family picture. Includes - Clothes, family vocab, comparatives Level: elementary Age: 7-12 Type: worksheet     GRAMMAR TEST A - COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE The students have to fill in gaps.(2 pages) Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and superlatives Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: worksheet     Comparatives multiple choices exercises about comparatives Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Type: others     The greatest hotel ! A worksheet based on the comparison of three different hotels in the USA. There are details given for each hotel ( price, number of rooms, restaurants, distance to the airport) and pupils have to answer a few questions before concluding about the best hotel. The grammar point is about the use of the Superlative. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     TELEVISION VS INTERNET TELEVISION VS INTERNET, WHAT ARE THE ADVANTAGES AND DISADVANTAGES OF THESE TWO? READ THIS TEXT AND FIND OUT, THERE IS ALSO A SPEAKING ACTIVITY AND A READING AND COMPREHENSION ACTIVITY Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     who is the youngest this is for the movers exam i created it to use with young learners it deals with superlatives and after comparisons hope its useful to someone have a nice holiday my friends Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type: worksheet     COMPARATIVES - the Solar System Contains the explanation of 3 constructions: as...as, than, the...est. And exercises to practice the material. Fully editable. Enjoy! :) Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: worksheet     comparatives in comics You can use it in two ways: 1)Ss read the comic and get the principal idea, then they create one using the structure (comparatives) 2)Ss look at the comic which does not have any bubbles and try to guess what they are talking about.They create their own dialogue and finally they have a look to the grammar point. Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: others     NET SHOPPING This is a written test for 8th grade students. Level: intermediate Age: 13-17 Type: others     Compare your country with... Board game to practice comparatives and superlatives. Ss have to throw a die and make sentences about their country compared with another one in the board. They can use the adj provided, but more can be used. Ex (mexican ss, pic No. 2)... In Mexico, sushi is more expensive than tacos/ Tacos are more popular than sushi, etc. Hope u like it :D Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: activity-card     Transport Comparatives Game A fun way for children (and adults) to practise comparatives. Game comprises 16 cards, each with 4 separate categories. Players have to guess whether the category they choose will be �more� or �less� than their opponent�s. Full instructions provided on page 3. Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Type: activity-card     sharing family responsiblities reading comprehension and writing about sharing family responsibilities ! Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Type: reading     Comparative and Superlative Paper This will be a Grammar Paper for my students who have just learnt the comparative and superlative. It offers diferent exercises aimed at the different students. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet	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           making comparisons the same as, different from, as.....as, similar to Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparing tastes I created this powerpoint to teach how to use "whereas" "neither" and to compare two people�s tastes. Level: elementary Age: 10-15 Format: PowerPoint           Famous people comparisons / Comparer les c�l�brit�s Guess the celebrity (warmer) then use the comparative and superlative form to compare different celebrities on their looks and on their characteristics (age, height, achievements...). More comparison questions at the end. Ce diaporama permet d�afficher au fur et � mesure des informations pour faire deviner une c�l�brit� (George Clooney), puis do... Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Format: PowerPoint           Higher or Lower A quick template for bigger and better things. I tend to add a new slide each week and get my students to practice their language of speculation and comparison. It�s also a wonderful tool for getting students to use big numbers, years and money. Other than the two ideas on the ppt I�ve also used the height of Mount Everest. For more ideas check ou... Level: elementary Age: 7-100 Format: PowerPoint           Strange animals Rich presentation to learn comp/super using music and pictures Level: elementary Age: 5-12 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives �t can be good start for comparatives. Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives: El Chavo vs. The Simpsons Fun powerpoint illustrating some examples using comparatives with the Simpson�s characters and el Chavo del 8. Perfect for Latin American students. Level: elementary Age: 11-100 Format: PowerPoint           what do cats say when they fight with each other! what do cats say to each other when they fight?? A fun way to teach comparatives! My Ss love it! Enjoy! Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Suffixes er and est This power point goes over the rules of comparing words by adding the suffix "er" or "est". Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives It�s a very simple introduction to comparatives. Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Format: PowerPoint           DEGREES OF COMPARISON PPT PART 1 This is ppt of Degrees of Comparison. Too big , so I separate it into some parts, but don�t worry cause I think it worths downloading Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           COMPARTIVES EXPLANATION PART 1 HELLO THIS IS THE FIRST PART!!!!! THANKS Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Compare I looked for a powerpoint on comparatives, couldn�t find one so I created this one. Hope you like it! Level: elementary Age: 10-12 Format: PowerPoint           Superlatives This is the other part of COMPARATIVES ;) In this case this poster shows the rules to form the SUPERLATIVE form of the adjectives ;) It�s REALLY HELPFUL and, as well as the COMPARATIVES poster, students can build their own learning through this poster and the teacher�s help :) Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint

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