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    This document provides information about comparative and superlative adjectives and identifies locations in a city. It defines the rules for forming comparative adjectives using -er or more, and superlative adjectives using -est or most. Examples are provided to illustrate comparing two or more people or things. The document also contains a practice activity asking the reader to look at a picture and describe what they see using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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    This document provides information about comparative and superlative adjectives and identifies locations in a city. It defines the rules for forming comparative adjectives using -er or more, and superlative adjectives using -est or most. Examples are provided to illustrate comparing two or more people or things. The document also contains a practice activity asking the reader to look at a picture and describe what they see using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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    This document provides information about comparative and superlative adjectives and identifies locations in a city. It defines the rules for forming comparative adjectives using -er or more, and superlative adjectives using -est or most. Examples are provided to illustrate comparing two or more people or things. The document also contains a practice activity asking the reader to look at a picture and describe what they see using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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    TOPIC : STRANGER IN NEW YORK

    LEVEL : II
    OBJECTIVE : Difference about comparative and superlative
    Identify city locations

    LIC. Hilaria López


    CITY LOCATIONS

    vocabulary

    Practice
    COMP
    ARATIVE
    We use the comparative small smaller
    to compare two people, places
    or things.
    RULES

    Short adjective + ER. Long adjective: MORE + long


    adjective
    old  older
    exciting  more exciting
    young  younger
    beautiful  more beautiful
    CVC + ER (the final consonant is
    doubled) Irregular adjectives
    big  bigger good  better
    hot  hotter bad  worse
    Short adjective ended in –Y  -IER We use THAN after the comparative
    easy  easier form of the adjective.
    heavy  heavier John is taller than Mary.
    A Ferrari is more expensive than a
    Fiat.
    Let’s practice
    Look and read the sentences

    big bigger
    old older 2
    1

    I’m 70. I’m 75.

    Young younger
    3 5
    4

    abe
    superlative adjectives

    Grammar point: the adj+est / the most + adj


    1. Al is (short).
    2. Ed is (thin).
    3. Al is wearing (colourful) clothes.
    4. Ed is (tall).
    5. Joe is (smart).
    What can you see?
    Look at the picture and describe
    Let´s Learn

    practice
    Practice

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