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Superheroes (introduction of the comparative and superlative)

I used this Powerpoint to introduce the comparative and superlative to my pupils. Superheroes are all the rage right now and all your pupils will know them. I made a worksheet as well which I´ll put up tomorrow. The correction of the worksheet is in the Powerpoint. As well as the transfer I made for them which is to describe themselves as superheroes and compare themselves to an already existing superhero. (you can find an example in the Powerpoint as well) Enjoy!

Level:elementary
Age: 11-14
Format: PowerPoint
Downloads:41

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Copyright 30/10/2015 Rianne Ariëns
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*civii11*	posted by civii11 20151031 thanks
*morenopalomares*	Thank you very much! posted by morenopalomares 20151031
*paula.garrigues*	posted by paula.garrigues 20180102 I loved the idea of the superheroes, especially because there were also women; however, I felt a bit disappointed when the adjective used to compare female superheroes was "pretty". I won´t be able to use it. Thanks, anyway.
*Riannea*	Thank you Paula posted by Riannea 20180325 Thank you for your very insightful comment Paula. It´s never been something I´ve paid attention to before but in the recent years I have tried to become more aware of the language I use to describe men and women alike. I´m going to change the Powerpoint and put it up with a more appropriate adjective. Thanks again!