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COMPARATIVES By Lilian Marchesoni http://lilianstoolbox.pbworks.com

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COMPARATIVES. By Lilian Marchesoni http://lilianstoolbox.pbworks.com. COMPARATIVES. differences between two things, two people, or events. The horse is bigger than the pony. Short adjectives. adjective + - er tall  tall er. Saddam is taller than Niraji. Short adjectives. neat. - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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COMPARATIVES

By Lilian Marchesonihttp://lilianstoolbox.pbworks.com

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• differences between two things, two people, or events

The horse is bigger than the

pony.

COMPARATIVES

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SHORT ADJECTIVES

• adjective + -er• tall taller

Saddam is taller than Niraji.

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SHORT ADJECTIVESneat

interestingclean

talkativepretty

beautiful

slowyoungthin

boringintelligent

serious

neater

cleaner

prettier

sloweryoungerthinner

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LONG ADJECTIVES

• more + adjective• beautiful more

beautiful

Her nails are more beautiful than mine.

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LONG ADJECTIVEStrendy

talkativenoisy

expensiveattractive

happy

seriouswarm

interestingnicedirty

dangerous

more talkative

more expensivemore attractive more

dangerous

more serious

more interesting

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LET’S PRACTICE!

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Spot

Butch

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Molly

Clux

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Phil

Fred

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Bongo

Kinky

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Kitai

Marvin

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Kitty

Skinny

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Seu Creisson

Bill Gates

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leopard

turtle

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Abdalatif

Kamal

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INSTRUCTIONS

1. Review the use of comparatives with adjectives using slides 2 to 6.

2. Hand-in slips with adjectives to students. They have to work in pairs.

Slides 6 to 14 will move automatically after 1 minute and 30 seconds

(that’s the time the pairs have to form a comparative sentence using one

of the adjectives provided in the slips – you can have them write the

sentences on their notebooks.) And because you don’t have to stand

next to the computer to change the slides; you can walk around the class

and monitor your students’ production.

By Lilian Marchesoni