The document introduces superlatives and provides examples of their use to describe places and things that are the most extreme. It lists objects like mountains, cities, buildings, and bodies of water. An exercise is included where readers must use superlatives like "high", "large", "big", and "slow" to complete sentences about Everest, Buddha, a dog named Firulais, and a building in Trujillo, as well as turtles. The document aims to teach English learners about using superlatives to describe places and things that are the most extreme on given scales.
The document introduces superlatives and provides examples of their use to describe places and things that are the most extreme. It lists objects like mountains, cities, buildings, and bodies of water. An exercise is included where readers must use superlatives like "high", "large", "big", and "slow" to complete sentences about Everest, Buddha, a dog named Firulais, and a building in Trujillo, as well as turtles. The document aims to teach English learners about using superlatives to describe places and things that are the most extreme on given scales.
The document introduces superlatives and provides examples of their use to describe places and things that are the most extreme. It lists objects like mountains, cities, buildings, and bodies of water. An exercise is included where readers must use superlatives like "high", "large", "big", and "slow" to complete sentences about Everest, Buddha, a dog named Firulais, and a building in Trujillo, as well as turtles. The document aims to teach English learners about using superlatives to describe places and things that are the most extreme on given scales.
The document introduces superlatives and provides examples of their use to describe places and things that are the most extreme. It lists objects like mountains, cities, buildings, and bodies of water. An exercise is included where readers must use superlatives like "high", "large", "big", and "slow" to complete sentences about Everest, Buddha, a dog named Firulais, and a building in Trujillo, as well as turtles. The document aims to teach English learners about using superlatives to describe places and things that are the most extreme on given scales.