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By the end of this lesson, students will:

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By the end of this lesson, students will:

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• Identify the three degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative)
• Form comparative and superlative adjectives correctly using -er/-est and more/most
• Use degrees of comparison in meaningful sentences

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• Grammar and Usage: Understanding and applying standard English grammar when writing and speaking<br>• Word Formation: Recognizing and correctly forming different forms of adjectives

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Students work in pairs using Padlet to create lists of adjectives they find in a given text about animals. Share findings with the class.

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Direct Instruction: Introduction to Comparison

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Direct Instruction: Introduction to Comparison

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Teacher presents the three degrees of comparison using examples:
Positive: tall
Comparative: taller
Superlative: tallest

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ENGLISH 3 Q4 || USING THE DEGREES OF ADJECTIVES IN MAKING COMPARISONS

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1. One syllable: add -er/-est
2. Two syllables ending in -y: change y to i, add -er/-est
3. Two or more syllables: use more/most
4. Irregular forms: good, better, best

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Students create a collaborative Padlet board comparing objects in the classroom using comparative and superlative forms.

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Adjectives Comparative games - Teaching resources

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Comparative adjectives - Comparative Adjectives - Comparative adjectives - army + games - play or else flint lock wood get you - label the scratch cat

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In small groups, students create superhero characters using superlative adjectives (The fastest hero, The strongest villain, etc.)

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Advanced students can work on creating riddles using comparative and superlative adjectives for their classmates to solve.

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Additional practice with basic one-syllable adjectives and visual aids for students who need extra help.

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An exercise about comparative adjectives.

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Monitor student participation and understanding during pair and group activities. Note common mistakes for review.

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Students complete a short quiz matching adjectives with their correct comparative and superlative forms.

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Challenge your understanding of degrees of adjectives with our ‘Degrees of Adjectives Test Quiz.’ In English grammar, adjectives possess three degrees: positive, comparative, and superlative. These forms are essential for making comparisons between subjects or objects. This quiz provides an opportunity to showcase your expertise in employing these adjective forms effectively. By selecting the correct adjective form for each sentence, you’ll demonstrate your command of language nuances. Whether you’re a language enthusiast or a student seeking to refine your grammar skills, this quiz offers an engaging and educational experience. Take the challenge and gain confidence in using adjectives precisely to convey comparisons. Join us on this quiz journey to unravel the intricacies of adjective degrees and enrich your language skills. Best of luck, and may your grasp of language continue to grow!

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Students write three sentences about their favorite animal using all three degrees of comparison.

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Students complete the sentence frame:
'Today I learned that...
I'm still confused about...
I would like to know more about...'

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Share interesting examples of comparisons created during the lesson and review any common challenges.

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Write a short story about your family members or friends using at least 5 comparative and 5 superlative adjectives.

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Complete the interactive exercises on degrees of comparison.

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Comparison : comparative and superlative exercises

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Comparative and superlative exercises. Positive, comparative and superlative adjectives. Comparison : lower intermediate level exercises. Esl exercises

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Create a comic strip using irregular comparative and superlative forms (good, better, best; bad, worse, worst).