Unit 10 superlatives
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The document discusses superlative forms in English. It provides examples of regular and irregular superlative forms using short and long adjectives. Examples include "Solutions is the cheapest", "Solutions is the largest", "New headway is the heaviest", and "Focus on IELTS foundation is the most expensive". The document also lists practice exercises for learners to complete using superlative forms correctly.
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Unit 10 superlatives
- 1. Unit 10: Bigger and better! Superlatives
- 2. Unit 10: Bigger and better! 1. Read 3 holiday resorts, then tick the true sentences and correct the false ones
- 4. Unit 10: Bigger and better!
- 5. Unit 10: Bigger and better! 2. PRESENTATION OF SUPERLATIVES
- 6. Unit 10: Bigger and better! 176,000VND 200,000VND 150,000VND Focus on IELTS foundation is the most expensive. Solutions is the cheapest.
- 7. Unit 10: Bigger and better 20cm wide 18cm wide 25cm wide Solutions is the largest.
- 8. Unit 10: Bigger and better 0.6kg 0.4kg 0.5kg New headway is the heaviest.
- 9. Unit 10: Bigger and better 159 pages 132 pages 133 pages Focus on IELTS foundation is the thinnest.
- 10. Unit 10: Bigger and better SUPERLATIVES THE + SHORT ADJECTIVE + EST (no more than 2 syllables) THE MOST + LONG ADJECTIVE (2 or more than 2 syllables) 2-syllable adjectives ending in y, er, ow, le are short ones Solutions is the cheapest. Solutions is the largest. New headway is the heaviest. Focus on IELTS foundation is the thinnest. Focus on IELTS foundation is the most expensive.
- 11. Unit 10: Bigger and better SUPERLATIVES Formation of the ending “est” - Adj + est Eg: cheapest - Adje + st Eg: largest - Adjy Adjiest Eg: heaviest - Adja vow + a con (except w) + the last consonant + est/ Eg: thinnest
- 12. Unit 10: Bigger and better SUPERLATIVES Irregular superlative forms of some common adjectives Adjectives Superlative form • Good • the best • Bad • the worst • Much/many • the most • little • the least
- 13. Practice 1 Complete the conversations using the superlatives form of the adjective
- 15. Practice 2 Describe the classmates using the superlatives
- 16. Practice 3 Do exercise 5: Correct the sentences
- 18. Thank you very much for your attention!