This document provides a lesson plan for teaching comparatives and superlatives in English. It begins with welcoming the students and introducing the teachers. It then provides explanations of the grammar rules for forming comparatives and superlatives. Examples are given for both regular and irregular forms. Students practice forming comparatives and superlatives and answer reading comprehension and listening questions to assess their understanding. Vocabulary for comparative and superlative adjectives is also presented.

1. Famous People
Comparatives
and
superlatives
By: Culman Zharick.
Rodriguez Angie.
Villalba Kevin.

2. WELCOME
CHILDREN
Hello guys, we are
Zharick, Angie and
Kevin. We are going to be
your English teachers. In
this class we are going to
learn how to use
comparatives and
superlatives in the
correct way.

3. Warm
up
Let’s think
which adjective
is the
opposite.
Beautiful Thin
Tall Small
Fat Pale Skin
Long Ugly
Dark Skin Short

4. Grammar
explanation
In this part we are going to
learn comparatives and
superlatives.
Let’s start with...
Comparatives Adjectives.
We use this kind of adjectives to compare two nouns.
Keep in mind that for short adjectives we just add “ER”
Example: Tall Taller
When the adjective has a vowel between two
consonants we multiply the last letter.
Example: Fat Fatter
When the adjective ends with “Y” we change it by “I”
and then add “ER”
Example: Heavy Heavier
For long adjectives we add MORE before the adjective.
Example: Beautiful MORE beautiful

5. Irregular
Adjectives as
comparatives
Be careful with them...
Irregular adjectives are those that
change since their roots.
They work like these:
Good Better
Bad Worse
Far Further

6. Now it’s turn for you to practice
1.Thin
2.Long
3.Intelligent
4.Bad
5.Short
6.Pretty
a.Thiner b.Thinner c.More thin
a. More longer b.More long c.Longer
a. Intelligenter b.More intelligent c. More intelligenter
a.Badder b. Worse c.More bad
a. Shorter b. More shorter c.More short
a.Prettyer b. Prettier c. More pretty
Change this adjectives into comparative form by choosing the correct one in
each case.

7. Grammar
explanation
Well, now continue with
superlative adjectives
A superlative adjective is used for express the
extreme quality of something in a group of things.
Example: The largest wall in the world is the chinese
wall.
Rules for short superlatives adjectives:
● At the beginning we add “THE”.
● We add “est” at the end of the adjective.
● If an adjective ends in “e” we just add “st”.
Example: Camila has the largest house in her
neighborhood.
Rule for long adjectives:
● For long adjectives we do not use at the end
“est”.
● You have to use the most.
Example: Carlos has the most expensive car in the
city.

8. Irregular
Adjectives as
superlatives.
Once again, be careful with
them.
As superlative form they work like
these:
Good The best
Bad The worst
Far The farthest

9. Important notes
See some examples.
For writing sentences we
always and always use THAN after
the comparative.
Examples:
Laura is taller THAN me.
Juanes is more handsome THAN
my brother.
That house is better THAN this
one.

10. VOCABULARY
Now we are
going to
learn some
words of
comparatives
and
superlatives.
ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVE
SUPERLATIVE
Angry Angrier Angriest
Bold Bolder Boldest
Cheap Cheaper Cheapest
Dry Drier Driest
Early Earlier Earliest
Far Farther Farthest
Gloomy Gloomier Gloomiest
Hot Hotter Hottest
Itchy Itchier Itchiest

11. Writing
Now is time for develop your
writing skills.
After do it check your answers
Fill in the gaps by using the correct
form of each adjective.
Brad Pitt is__________(handsome)
Robison Diaz.
What is________(Funny) movie you
have ever seen?
Ellen Degeners’ hair
is__________(short) Kim Kardashian.
Emma Watson is
___________(beautiful) actress I have
ever seen.

12. Reading
Read the following tale and after that answer the
eight questions.
Once upon a time there was a city called
Zaanke which was the most beautiful city
in the world. However, some villains
wanted to destroy that city, because of its
pretty nature. First of all, the joker stole
the biggest diamond of the city and then
the green goblin,who is faster than the
joker, stole and killed a lot of
people.When population realized that
situation they called some heros.
Therefore, there was a battle between
spiderman, ironman with the joker and
the green goblin. Spiderman was better at
climbing than the joker, and ironman was
heavier than the green goblin. Finally, the
hero's won and the city was, once again,
the prettiest city.

13. Now, answer...
1.According to the tale. Answer the following
questions.
What is the most beautiful city?
___________________
What did the joker steal at first?
_______________________
Who was faster?
a. the joker
b. The green goblin
2.Complete this sentences.
-Zaanke which was the ____________(
beautiful) city.
-The joker stole the _____________(big)
diamond.
-The green goblin is__________ (fast) than the
joker.
-Spiderman was__________(good) at climbing
than the joker.
-Ironman was____________(heavy)than the
green goblin.
Zanke
The biggest diamond
most
biggest
faster
better
havier

14. Listening
Listening to the
following audio and after
that answer the four
questions.

15. Questions
Choose the correct answer for each
question.
1- Are the otters faster swimming
that the turtles?
a. Yes.
b. No.
2- Which is the biggest animal in
the zoo?
a. The elephant.
b. The lion.
c. The zebra.
3- Was there at the zoo a bigger
animal than the lions?
a. Yes.
b. No.
4- Which is the smallest animal in
the zoo?
a. The turtle.
b. The angel fish.
c. The zebra.

16. Thank you, dear students we
hope you have learnt and
practiced a lot of. Have a nice
day.

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