Test your knowledge – and English! Comparatives
© www.allthingsgrammar.com. Page 5. 'WHAT DO YOU KNOW?' BOARD GAME. Comparatives. Aim Grammar practice (Comparative Adjectives); Speaking practice. Level
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Comparatives. Below are 14 adjectives. Can you find their matching comparative forms? 14 words …10 minutes! A E R E R. L M O R A © www.allthingsgrammar.com.
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© www.allthingsgrammar.com. Page 2. NAME: DATE: CROSSWORD ANSWERS. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES. ○ Write the
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Grammar Worksheet: Comparatives
I (nervous). my friend. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com. Irregular. Comparative. Adjectives.
Grammar Worksheet: Comparatives
I (nervous). my friend. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com. Irregular. Comparative. Adjectives.
GRAMMAR REVIEW QUIZ COMPARATIVES and SUPERLATIVES
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Grammar Quiz Comparatives
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Earth ______. ______ the sun. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com. Page 2
COMPARATIVES
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COMPARATIVES. ? How do we form comparative statements? Study the grammar reference chart below. ? Adjectives with one syllable: add '-er' or '-r' + 'than'.
Test your knowledge – and English! Comparatives
Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.allthingsgrammar.com Aim Grammar practice (Comparative Adjectives); Speaking practice.
Test your knowledge – and English! Comparatives
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GRAMMAR CROSSWORD. COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES. ? Write the comparative forms of the adjectives in the spaces below. 1. B I. 2. G G E R. 3. 4. ACROSS. 1. big.
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1. summer / winter / hot. 2. football / bowling / exciting. 3. Asia / Europe / big. 4. weekends / weekdays / good. 5. cats / lions / small
COMPARATIVES
Y How do we form comparative statements? Study the grammar reference chart below. cold nice colder than nicer than͞In Canada, winter is colder than summer."
͞Chocolate ice-cream is nicer than strawberry
ice-cream." boring expensive more boring than more expensive than͞I think golf is more boring than baseball."
͞This restaurant is more expensive than that
restaurant." early happy earlier than happier than͞He arrived at school earlier than I did."
͞John looks happier than David."
Y Adjectives that end with a single vowel and a consonant: double the big hot bigger than hotter than͞Russia is bigger than Canada."
͞In my country, August is hotter than January." NOTE: person, place or thing is mentioned.Example:
(A) Which month is hotter, January or August? (B) August is hotter. Permission granted to reproduce for classroom use. © www.esltopics.comIrregular Comparative Adjectives:
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