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This document discusses how to form superlatives in English. It explains that for short adjectives (1-2 syllables) the suffix "-est" is added, while for long adjectives (2+ syllables) "the most" or "the least" is used. Examples are provided such as "London is the most beautiful city in the UK." The reader is then asked to practice forming superlatives with a partner by answering sample questions. Exercises from the grammar book are assigned as homework.
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- 1. Cities SD 1– 1st term – ppt13
- 2. Topic: Superlatives– part I - How can you make superlatives of short adjectives? - How can you make superlatives of long adjectives?
- 3. • Compare the following sentences: - London is more beautiful than São Paulo. - London is the most beautiful city in the world!
- 4. • Could you understand the meaning of the second sentence? • It is expressing a superlative. • A superlative expresses the highest or a very high degree of a quality.
- 5. SHORT ADJECTIVES (1 or 2 syllables) LONG ADJECTIVES (2 or more syllables) THE + Adjective + EST THE MOST / LEAST + Adjective She is the oldest woman in town. He is the smartest person in the city. London is the most beautiful city in the UK. This is the least developed city in the country.
- 6. • In some cases, we add EST to adjectives with 2 syllables. In other cases, we use the most / least. Let’s see some examples. ER MORE / LESS Nice Noble Happy Narrow Useful Common Bored Boring
- 7. • Practice with your partner! a) What is the most beautiful city you know? b) What is the most interesting place in your city? c) Who is the tallest person in your family? d) Who is the youngest person in your family?
- 8. • Exercises: Grammar book / Unit 90 / p. 191 (exercises 1 and 2)
- 9. • HW: Grammar book / Unit 90 / page 191 (exercise 3)