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guess the comparative worksheet

Comparative adjectives worksheets:

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guess the comparative
students work in pairs (student A and B), then each student read out a sentence without reading the comparative (they say... blank) then his/her partner has to guess which comparative is missing.they work by alternating each sentence. it´s funny and my students love it. I hope yours will love it too!!

Level:elementary
Age: 11-17
Downloads:11

Copyright 04/7/2009 edson francisco lourenço
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