Adjectives are words that describe or tell

about a noun or a pronoun.

-when we say Noun, it is a name of person ,things,
places, animals and events.

- and when we say Pronoun, it is a word that substitute

or replace a noun.
 (Setting of House
Rules)
1.Don’t talk to your seatmate when the teacher
is discussing in front.
2.If you want to answer just raise your hand
Look at the pictures here:
The coffee is hot.

The fire is hotter than coffee.

The is the hottest among the three.

 There are three degrees of comparison of adjectives.
These are the positive, comparative and superlative degrees.

Positive degree of adjective makes no comparison. It only describes a noun or a pronoun.

Example: The rat is small
Comparative degree compares two nouns or pronouns. Most often, they are formed by
adding -er to one- syllable adjectives and words than after the adjective.
Example: The rat is smaller than the cat.
Note that:
For adjective words with two or more syllables, the comparative degree is formed by add
more before the word adjective and than after the adjective.
Example: Sandals are more comfortable to wear than slippers.
 Words that follow a CVC pattern (Consonant Vowel Consonant) double the last consonant
letter of the adjective before adding er to compare two nouns or pronouns.
Example: The cow is bigger than the goat.
Superlative degree compares three or more nouns and pronouns. It is formed by adding est
to the adjective.
Example: The ant is the smallest among the three animals.
For adjective words with three or more syllables, the superlative degree is formed by adding
most to the word.
Example: Among the three footwears, shoes are the most comfortable to wear.
Words that follow a CVC pattern (Consonant Vowel Consonant) double the last
consonant letter of the adjective before adding est to compare three or more nouns
or pronouns.
Example: The elephant is the biggest among the three animals.
Now let us see the illustrations below:
Positive Comparative Superlative

small smaller smallest

comfortable more comfortable most comfortable

big bigger biggest

Encircle the correct adjective that best describes the given pictures.

1. The pencil is (big, bigger).

2. The ball pen is (big, bigger) than the pencil.
3. The pentel pen marker is the (bigger, biggest)among
the three writing pens.
4. The ball pen is the(longer, longest) in the
group. 5. The pentel pen marker is
 Differentiated Activities
( Group Activity )
Here’s the direction. Each group will be presenting their outputs after 5 minutes
and for you to do that, To have to choose your group leader.
Group 1- You will draw/illustrate what is being said in the sentence written
in a bond paper which will be provided to you.
Group 2- Look at the illustrations. Write 3 sentences using the Degrees of Comparison.
Group 3- Study the lyrics of the song "Song of Comparison". Encircle all the
adjectives used in it and present your output by singing the song with your own tune.
What are the 3 Degrees of Comparison?
*Positive Degree
*Comparative Degree
*Superlative Degree

When do we use positive degree? Comparative degree? superlative

degree?

*Positive degree when describing a noun or pronoun.

*Comparative degree when comparing two nouns or pronouns using
the er form.
*Superlative degree when comparing three or more nouns or
pronouns using the est form.
Choose and underline the correct degree of adjectives
in each sentence.

1. He is (young, younger, youngest) than I.

2. My best friend is the (kind, kinder, kindest) pupil
in our class.
3. The girl has (short, shorter, shortest) hair.
4. His pencil is (long, longer, longest) than mine.
5. Mothers are the (thoughtful, more thoughtful,
most thoughtful) persons I have ever met.
Fill in the blanks, with the right adjective word from
the word bank below:

Brother Rivalry
Once upon a time, there were two brothers named
Ed and Ted who always competed with each other. No
matter how hard Ted tried, Ed always did everything
better. See, Ed was 1 year_______than his brother Ted. When
they measured their heights, Ed was one foot____than his
brother. They loved kicking the soccer ball, but no matter
how hard Ted tried, Ed always kicked the ball______than
his brother, too.
Finally, when they ran to the finish line, Ed was
ahead for three seconds ______than Ted.
Ted was going to give up on being the best because
his brother was always better than everything he did.
Ed and Ted were both exhausted. Their Mom called
them back in the house for dinner. They sat down at the
table but it was Ted who was ____than his brother
because he ate his whole meal.
At that point, both boys realized that you can’t be
better at everything than your brother in life.