During this lesson, you will learn how to make comparison about products, tasks and other related-work matters.
You will learn how to make:
| #1 | Comparative Sentences |
| #2 | Superlative Sentences |
Table of Contents
Schema Activation: Remember (20 Mins)
Task#1A
You will be presented with a series of words and you have to remember them
Pre-Task: Comparative Sentences (20 Mins)
If you want to make comparative sentences, you need to know what adjectives are:
Adjectives are describing words. They give us more information about a person, place or thing.
| Person | Linda is smart woman |
| Place | Tilaran is a quiet place |
| Things | That’s a very expensive multimeter |
| Type | Adjective | Comparative |
| #1 | Expensive | More Expensive |
| #2 | Fast | Faster |
| #3 | Easy | Easier |
| #4 | Big | Bigger |
| #5 | Good | Better |
| #6 | Safe | Safer |
Task#1A
Write the comparative form for each adjective
Pre-Task: Superlative Sentences (20 Mins)
If you want to make superlative sentences, you need to remember these examples:
| Type | Adjective | Comparative |
| #1 | Expensive | The most Expensive |
| #2 | Fast | The Fastest |
| #3 | Easy | The Easiest |
| #4 | Big | The Biggest |
| #5 | Good | The Best |
| #6 | Safe | The Safest |
Task#2A
Write the comparative form for each adjective
Pre-Task: Making Sentences (30 Mins)
Task#1A
Check the adjective and make comparisons about work-related matters
Check the image and become familiar with the adjectives
These are some example of a comparative and superlative sentences:
- These panels are more expensive than your panels
- These are the most expensive panels ever.
