This one is better! (comparatives and superlatives)

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LESSON SET OVERVIEW

With this lesson set, your students will:

  • practise adjectives,
  • learn comparative and superlative forms of adjectives,
  • compare things and people,
  • listen to a recording where people make comparisons,
  • learn functional language to give positive and negative opinions,
  • write a positive and a negative review.

The two lessons in the set allow students to gain knowledge of the use of comparatives and superlatives. In the first lesson, students learn to use the comparative form of adjectives while talking about what they prefer and find easy or boring. In the second lesson, they learn the superlative form of adjectives and use it to understand and write reviews of places and things like a restaurant or a book.

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Each lesson in the set is also a standalone lesson.

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Lesson 1 Teach students to use comparative form of adjectives
ESL lesson on comparatives
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

Is it easier than English? (comparatives)

General Grammar

Students practise basic adjectives (e.g. difficult, good, important), learn how to use their comparative form and listen to a recording in which people compare things. They also compare things in different categories like languages, cities and social media platforms.

Lesson 2 Help students understand how to use superlatives
ESL lesson on superlatives
Standard Lesson 60 min Premium Plan

The best and the worst (superlatives)

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Students learn to use superlatives and distinguish between comparatives and superlatives. They read several reviews, learn functional language to give positive and negative opinions (e.g. I didn’t like it., I enjoyed it.). They also write two reviews.

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