COMPARATIVE OF SINGER ADJECTIVE
Adjectives 2: Comparative and superlative adjectives – tips and
activities
Author: Kerry G Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield
Type: reference material
Tips and activities for teaching comparatives and superlatives.
1.
Use of...
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COMPARATIVE OF SINGER ADJECTIVE
Adjectives 2: Comparative and superlative adjectives – tips and
activities
Author: Kerry G Maxwell and Lindsay Clandfield
Type: reference material
Tips and activities for teaching comparatives and superlatives.
1.
Use of comparatives | 2.
Superlatives | 3.
Activity: The people in the
room | 4.
Activity: My family | 5.
Activity: Life in the capital | 6.
Activity:
Mobile phones | 7.
Activity: The coldest place I’ve been to | 8.
Activity:
Award ceremony
For article see related pages
Anchor Point:11.
Use of comparatives
It’s tempting with comparatives to focus merely on the form.
After all, the
rules aren’t that difficult to explain.
But be careful not to oversimplify the
use.
For example, we often assume that comparatives are used only to
compare two things.
I am taller than my brother.
But we can use it to compare more than two things.
I am taller than my brother and my sister.
We can also use the comparative without stating the other thin
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