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Comparatives and superlatives worksheet of comparative and superlative Level: elementary Age: 8-14 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and superlatives Level: elementary Age: 11-14 Type: worksheet     Comparative Riddles Information Gap Students read the riddle and color the bears based on the riddles! Riddle A and Riddle B are different, so students can work in pairs and try to help each other. Level: elementary Age: 9-12 Type: reading     VIDEO : ANIMAL SUPERLATIVES + Answer key Watching a video ( The link on youtube is given )the students have to match different animals with an adjective in the superlative form. "The Blue Whale is the largest animal". Then the class can be divided into two teams asking questions in turns " Which animal is the strongest ? ... " Answer Key given Level: intermediate Age: 11-100 Type: worksheet     Superlatives practice with geo regords quiz Practice superlatives and learn more about the Earth at one time Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet     9thform exam Level: elementary Age: 12-15 Type: others     comparative - superlative comparative and superlative. I made this worksheet for grade 7 junior high school. explain first before doing exercise, because some exception. the word ended with y change into i. good and bad also. good - better than - the best bad - worse than - the worst hopefully this worksheet will help you. tkz. Level: intermediate Age: 12-100 Type: worksheet     Comparatives with Madagascar characters Students complete the sentences with comparative adjectives using the four main characters from the Madagascar movies Level: elementary Age: 7-15 Type: worksheet     Comparatives and superlatives This is a task where sts practice reading, listening, and writing about superlatives and comparatives. Audio script: Brian and Jeff are twin brothers. They look similar but there are some big differences. Brian is taller than Jeff. Brian is also slimmer than Jeff; Jeff is a little bit fat. Jeff�s hair is darker and curlier than Brian�s. Jeff is... Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Type: worksheet     Comparative or superlative , choice with KEY And to finish for today, a worksheet to practise comparatives or superlatives in sentences , key included, enjoy, Sylvie!:) Level: elementary Age: 11-17 Type: worksheet     Comparative Rules This worksheet is based on the grammar rules for forming the comparative form. It uses vocabulary from the topic Comparison of People�s Physical Features and Personality Traits. It uses numerous examples to get learners familiar with vocabulary through practice. Level: intermediate Age: 13-100 Type: worksheet     Solar System An activity to practice the use of comparatives and superlatives Level: elementary Age: 6-100 Type: worksheet     Superlatives task This a a task which includes 3 abilities (Reading, listening and writing). Audio script: Good morning! This is Sarah from the CNN news. Today in the weather report, I will talk about a particular place called Antarctica (a-n-t-a-r-c-t-i-c-a ) Antarctica has an extreme climate. It is the coldest place in the world and it has the worst weathe... Level: elementary Age: 10-15 Type: worksheet     Comparatives Level: elementary Age: 13-16 Type: grammar-guide     Comparatives and Superlatives This worksheet can be used to practise comparatives and superlatives at the same time. It�s a good idea to give it to the students to show the difference between these two grammar points. Level: intermediate Age: 9-100 Type: worksheet	Mistakes finding Game: "I bet". The slides include both grammatically True sentences and False sentences (comparatives and superlatives). 10 candies or 10 dollars for each turn. 2 teams. Ex: A Student from Team A: I bet this sentence True, 10 candies (if he/she is sure), 1/2 candy ^^ if he/she is unsure. This game is wonderful for practicing Grammar (comparative... Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparing animals this is a useful ppt to help ss compare differnt tames and wild animals Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Lookinf for a new place This material can be used as a speaking activity where students will compare (using more (adjective) than, (adjective)er than, as(adjective)as, or not(adjective)enough ) the places and finally choose the best option for them. Level: elementary Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           a basic powerpoint show about comparatives This can be used before you talk about the rules of forming comparatives to create some interest to the topic. Level: elementary Age: 6-12 Format: PowerPoint           compartives and superlatives this presentation gives a quick check on comparatives, and it also introduces a bit, slightly, far, much, + comparative form. Hope you find it useful. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           comparatives It contains some questions also. I hope it helps you... Level: elementary Age: 10-14 Format: PowerPoint           The Superlatives It�s a power point where you can find when to use "EST" and when to use "IEST" . This power point includes some exercises to practice and learn more... I hope you like it... Level: elementary Age: 7-17 Format: PowerPoint           Who am I - superlatives - part II this is the part two of the other powerpoint I sent. Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           Who am I? - superlatives - part 1 a fun way to get them to use the superlatives in context Level: intermediate Age: 10-17 Format: PowerPoint           double comperative it is designed to elicit the meaning and form of the double comperatives from the students. Level: intermediate Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint           Quiz- World records Quiz about world records using comparatives and superlatives, with images and simple gap-filling activities (part 2). Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Format: PowerPoint           Quiz- World records Quiz about world records using comparatives and superlatives, with images and simple gap-filling activities (part 1). Level: intermediate Age: 9-17 Format: PowerPoint           Compare/ Contrast Essay Things to remember when you write a compare/contrast essay. Level: intermediate Age: 12-17 Format: PowerPoint           THE + COMPARATIVE...THE + COMPARATIVE COMPARATIVES Level: intermediate Age: 14-17 Format: PowerPoint           Comparative Adjectives This is a good complement to work with MR men characters. This is the grammar point. This explains how comparatives work and how they are formed. Level: elementary Age: 8-17 Format: PowerPoint

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