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NYC buildings How tall... How big... Comparativ es Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type: activity-card     Superlative B I N G O Students go around the classroom asking their classmates the questions. If a classmate answers the question then they write down the answer and the name of the student who gave them the answer. I teach large classes of students and so asking for a name shows me that they didn�t just talk to one or two people. Level: elementary Age: 11-100 Type: worksheet     list of adjectives comparatives and superlatives comparatives and superlatives Level: intermediate Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Street Artist: Julian Beever. In my series on street art, here is a reading comprehension test based on the "Pavement Picasso", Julian Beever. It focuses on the grammar I�ve studied previously with my students: comparatives, superlatives and modal verbs. Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Type: reading     Comparatives and Superlatives with The Simpsons Comparatives and Superlatives with The Simpsons, interesting for every age. There is a box with Comparatives and Superlatives tips for them to understand this topic. Hope you like it! Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet     The comparison and superlatives of adjectives Energetic and fantastic exercises on adjectives Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises about practicing Comparatives and Superlatives :) Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Type: worksheet     Comparative or Superlative Twenty-two sentences with multiple choice (students choose between the comparative and the superlative). The answer key is included. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Type: worksheet     Comparative, superlative, mix This is my exam Level: elementary Age: 3-17 Type: worksheet     Comparative Superlative It�s a review worksheet with exercises to practice what they�ve learned in class. Level: intermediate Age: 14-100 Type: worksheet     as stressed as the Titanic�s plumber comparisons of equality: idiom phrases, opposites with prefixes (un- in-, etc) & rephrasing (not as good = worse, etc) Level: intermediate Age: 10-100 Type: worksheet     Describe and compare Batman and the Joker Basis for a work about Superheroes. Description and comparison. Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Type: others     Stone Age vs. Computer Age Part 1 This worksheet goes with a power point presentation that I will add shortly, and the second part of the worksheet will be downloaded tomorrow. The students can learn how people and things have progressed over the years. There is also a fun "cave drawing" activity on part 2. I finished this lesson by giving each student a slab of clay, and gettin... Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     SUPERLATIVE - This bride was the most beautiful. There were lots of marriages. Describe the brides. Use the given adjectives. e.g.: This bride was the oldest/tallest/riche st/saddest etc. 16 pictures to practice superlative. I hope you like it. Level: elementary Age: 10-17 Type: worksheet     AS...AS IN COMPARATIVE SENTENCES PART II THE SECOND PART OF THE GOOD PRACTICE TO MAKE COMPARATIVE SENTENCES WITH AS...AS.(I used some pictures from the worksheets I downloaded from esl printables. Thanks to my colleagues) Level: elementary Age: 9-17 Type: worksheet	controlled practice controlled practice of comparatives and superlatives for adjectives. Level: elementary Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Comparative Adjectives Level: elementary Age: 8-100 Format: PowerPoint           Superlatives Presentation of superlative and its rules. Level: elementary Age: 9-100 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives To teach students comparatives in a very visual way Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Format: PowerPoint           comparision a short and simple review with the most relevant pionts in the comparison theme. enjoy it... Level: elementary Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           Preferences - New Interchange Level 1 - Unit 3 This power point presentation was designed to support the New Interchange Level 1 textbook, Unit 3, "Preferences; comparisons with adjectives". It could be used independently of this textbook, but it�s best if you use this book as it follows the lesson pretty closely. Level: elementary Age: 6-17 Format: PowerPoint           TRUE OR FALSE True or False activity! Work with cards! Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           DEGREES OF COMPARISON PPT - PART 5 DEGREES OF COMPARISON PPT - PART 5 Level: intermediate Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives and Superlatives Explanation on the use of adjectives in comparatives and superlatives form Level: intermediate Age: 12-14 Format: PowerPoint           Comparative ( simple for kids ) with pictures the ss can identify the rule ,i hopeu likeit Level: elementary Age: 8-12 Format: PowerPoint           Comparatives A simple pp to teach comparatives. All the images have been removed to comply with size requirements. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparative Introduce adjectives and give examples about comparative. Level: elementary Age: 6-7 Format: PowerPoint           superlatives teaching comparatives by ppt Level: elementary Age: 12-9 Format: PowerPoint           world records to be used as a kind of warm up.Pupils first see the pictures and must guess the record. They are led to use superlatives.THen they�re shown the caption. Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives This powerpoint is about comparatives.Situati ons are given and sample sentences are written according to these situations. Level: intermediate Age: 13-14 Format: PowerPoint

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