Comparatives II

Comparatives

 



 Superlatives

*** Exercises on comparative and superlative adjectives

*** Double comparatives: The more you study, the more you learn.

*** The superlative story

***  Reading Comprehension

Comparatives and superlatives

Formation of the Comparative Adjectives

Remember that in comparative sentences the second term of the comparison is preceded by THAN, do not use that instead of than. 
Peter is taller than Julian

Sonia earns less money than Sofia

Exercises I

Exercises II

Exercise on reading

Formation of Superlative Adjectives

There are lots of means of transport. The car is probably the one that most people use. However it is not the safest way of travelling. In fact, road traffic accidents are one of the most common sources of personal injury. And everybody knows that the bigger the car's engine, the greater chance of car accidents. 

Exercises I

Exercises II

Exercises III

Parts of a story

In this page you can see the vocabulary of the parts of a story, and try this one as well.

Protagonist /hero
Plot
Setting
Index
Theme
Main Idea
Topic

Elements of a Story Lesson Plan, watch the video.

Jamie Cullum - Next Year, Baby

Check the Lyrics and practice!

Future "going to" practice

"The future belongs to those who believe in the beauty of their dreams."
                                             (Eleanor Roosevelt)



Vocabulary

Future. Going to, grammar and exercises




Future. Going to Exercises I

Future. Going to Exercises II

Future. Going to Exercises III

Future. Going to Exercises IV

Plans and intentions 'going to'

Going-to-Future Grammar Rules and Explanations

Going to Future

Going to-future - Statements - Exercises

Exercises on going to -future- Questions

Exercises on Going to - Future- Negative

Present continuous or going to future – drag or shoot game

New term, new expectations

Welcome to this new term!

Let's talk and write about our holidays.

Find some connectors to help you to organize and write your story.

Most New Year's resolutions have usually gone out the window by February. So let's be realistic! We, this year and in this group are making resolutions just for the month of January.

Make your resolution now !!!

Think about something simple in order to get positive feedback before the end of January

If you just think of doing better in school is your first success! Congratulations for setting a positive goal!

Some examples: Top 40 New Year Resolutions

 New Year resolutions: 
 
In this lesson, students are introduced to and discuss the topic of New Year resolutions, while focusing on the form and use of ‘going to’ to express personal intentions.