This video teaches level 3 students how to form comparative and superlative adjectives. The instructor shows that comparative adjectives are formed with "-er" for short words and "more" for longer words. Superlative adjectives are formed with "-est" or "most". The lesson was well-organized and engaged the students in practicing forming sentences using comparative and superlative adjectives.

1. Title of video:
"Forming Comparative and superlative Adjectives"
Overview:
This video is about „Focus on Form‟ classroom. The subject is “Forming
Comparative and Superlative Adjectives”. From this video you will learn how
to form a comparative adjective using –er or more. As the instructor shows,
we use „–er‟ for short words (one syllable) and we use „more‟ for longer words
(two syllables or more). On the other hand, to form the superlatives adjectives
we add –est or most.
The students had an instrumental motivation and they were well participated.
The instructor illustrated the forms clearly. The lesson was well organized
and well controlled.
Audience:
 Student in level 3
Objectives:
 The student will be able to differentiate between Comparative and Superlative
adjectives.
 The student will be able to form sentences using comparative and superlatives
adjectives.
 The student will be able to know when to use –er and when to more in
comparison.
 The student will be able to know when to use –est and when to use most for
the superlatives adjectives.