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ENGLISH III

Unit: Comparisons

Docente: Victor Alvarez M.


Unit
Comparisons
Importance
Learning Achievements Through this unit, you will develop the four skills
At the end of the lesson, students (listening, reading, writing and speaking) and you will
will be able to identify and use be able to talk about peoples appearance and
comparative and superlative personality using adjectives in comparative and
structures. superlative form, which will make your English fluent
to communicate effectively orally as well as in written
form.
Unit
Comparisons
Topics
Learning Achievements
At the end of the lesson, students
will be able to identify and use Do you look like your mom?
comparative and superlative Are you like your dad?
structures. Whats the prettiest cities you know?
Whats the best place in the world?
Is your English better than a year ago?
Topic 1: Describing people
Topic 1: Describing People

Adjectives
Do you look like your (Appearance)
mom?
Irregular Plural
Forms
Adjectives (Appearance)

tall short
Adjectives (Appearance)

old

young
Adjectives (appearance)

overweight
slim
Adjectives (Appearance)

pretty

handsome
Adjectives (Appearance)

Long hair

Short hair
Irregular Plural Forms

a child - children a foot - feet


Irregular Plural Forms

a man - men

a woman - women
Irregular Plural Forms

a mouse - mice a tooth - teeth


Topic 2: Peoples Appearance
Topic 2: Peoples Appearance

Adjectives
(character)
Are you like your
dad?

Comparatives
Adjectives (Character)

nervous Sensitive - emotional


Adjectives (Character)

calm

apathetic
Adjectives (Character)

angry
passionate
Comparatives

One syllable Ending consonant vowel


Add er consonant
Double the last consonant + er

Cheap cheaper
Old older
Big bigger
Young younger
Hot hotter
Fat fatter
Comparatives

Two or more syllables


Two syllables (ending in Y)
Use more + adjective
Take off Y and add ier

Happy Happier More intelligent than


Heavy Heavier More expensive than
Lazy Lazier More interesting than
Comparatives

Irregular Comparatives

Good better
Bad worse
Far farther/further
Topic 3: Im the best
Topic 3: The Best
Personality
Whats the prettiest Adjectives
city you know?
Superlatives
Personality Adjectives

friendly creative
Personality Adjectives

moody intelligent
Personality Adjectives

Talkative

Shy
Superlatives

One syllable Add est


Ending consonant -vowel -consonant
Double the last consonant + est

Cheap cheapest
Old oldest
Young youngest Big biggest
Hot hottest
Fat fattest
Superlatives

Two syllables (ending in Y) Two or more syllables


Take off Y and add iest Use the most + adjective

Friendly friendliest The most intelligent


Silly silliest The most expensive
Pretty prettiest The most interesting
Superlative

Irregular Comparatives

Good best
Bad worst
Far farthest/furthest
Topic 4: Time to travel
Topic 4: Time to travel

Geographical
Whats the best features
place in the world?

Talk about travel


ambitions
Geographical Features

A mountain A canyon
Geographical Features

An island A lake
Geographical Features

A volcano A waterfall
Geographical Features

An underground river
Talk about travel ambitions

Roman Colosseum: Rome, Italy


Talk about travel ambitions

Great Wall of China: China


Talk about travel ambitions

Pyramid at Chichn Itz: Yucatan


Peninsula, Mexico
Talk about travel ambitions

Taj Mahal: Agra, India


Talk about travel ambitions

Christ Redeemer: Rio de Janeiro, Brasil


Talk about travel ambitions

Machu Picchu: Per


Talk about travel ambitions

Petra: Jordan
Topic 5: Review parts of the body
Topic 5: Review parts of the body

More parts of the


Is your English better body
than year ago?

Adjectives
More parts of the body

head

brain
More parts of the body

chest back
More parts of the body

legs arms
More parts of the body

lungs
heart
Adjectives

old

modern
Adjectives

clean dirty
Adjectives

crowded

empty
Adjectives

interesting
boring
LETS PRACTICE:

Are you ready?


Exercise 1

Complete the sentences.


Use the superlative form of the adjectives in brackets
1.Who is the_________(tall) person in your family?
2.My mum is the___________(good) cook in the world.
3.December is the__________(cold) month of the year in
my country.
4.What's the___________(dangerous) animal in the world?
5.Ethan is the_________ (happy) boy that I know.
Exercise 2

Fill in the correct form of the words in brackets


(comparative or superlative).
1. My house is___________ (big) than yours.
2. This flower is_____________ (beautiful) than that one.
3. This is the___________ (interesting) book I have ever
read.
4. Non-smokers usually live_______ (long) than smokers.
5. Which is the__________ (dangerous) animal in the
world?
Unit
Comparisons
Conclusions
Topics
Comparatives and Superlatives are special
1. Do you look like your mom? forms of adjectives. They are used to
2. Are you like your dad? compare two or more things. Generally,
3. Whats the prettiest cities you comparatives are formed using -er and
know?
superlatives are formed using -est.
4. Whats the best place in the world?
5. Is your English better than a year Comparative Adjectives: are used to
ago? compare two things. You can use sentences
with THAN
Superlative Adjectives: are used to compare
more than two things. Superlative sentences
usually use THE, because there is only one
superlative

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