Degrees of comparison

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Degrees of comparison

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Today / this week
Today
- Degrees of comparison
- Small quiz
- Practice in Student's Book
- End of lesson

Wednesday:
- Something with speaking & Christmas stuff :)


IMPORTANT:
Vocabulary test on Wednesday the 19th of January

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Lesson aims
- Recap and practice with degrees of comparison
- You know about the different rules and exceptions
- You can apply the different rules and exceptions

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Then

Than
What is the difference?
vs.

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Then

'en dan gebeurde...'
'en toen gebeurde...' 

gebruik voor opsomming/vervolg


Than

'groter dan...'
'kleiner dan...'

gebruik voor vergelijking
What is the difference?
vs.

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Comparatives and superlatives
Degrees of comparison
- Comparative: vergrotende trap
- Superlative: overtreffende trap
Box A is small.
Box B is smaller than box A.
Box C is the smallest of all.
A
B
C

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Comparatives and superlatives
Words of 1 syllable (lettergreep)
- Comparative: -er
- Superlative: -est
old
older
the oldest
Hoe zit het met:
- Strong
- Nice
- Cold

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Comparatives and superlatives
Words of 2 or more syllables (lettergrepen):
- Comparative: more
- Superlative: the most
expensive
more expensive
the most expensive
Hoe zit het met:
- Interesting
- Frightening
- Confident

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Comparatives and superlatives
Words of 2 syllables ending with le/er/ow/y/some will also get +er  / + est

Yellow - yellower than - the yellowest
Gentle - gentler than - the gentlest

Caution! Words ending on consonant (medeklinker) + y will get IER/IEST
Happy - happier than - the happiest 

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Comparatives and superlatives
Exceptions 
     good - better - best 
     bad - worse - worst 
     little - less - least 
     much/many - more - most 

These are irregular!

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Fill in the correct word on the dots

A dog is (fast) ..... than a turtle.
A cheetah is the (fast) ..... of all the animals on land.

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Fill in the correct word on the dots

A dog is (fast)      faster       than a turtle.
But a cheetah is the (fast)      fastest      of all the animals on land.

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Quiz
Vul alleen het woord/ de woorden in die op de lijntjes moeten komen te staan. 

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My house is (nice)
...
than yours.

Slide 15 - Question ouverte

Who is the (good) ..... football player in the world?

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This is the (interesting) ....
book I have ever read.

Slide 17 - Question ouverte

Is Mrs Damman the (rich) ...
woman on earth?

Slide 18 - Question ouverte

The weather this summer is even (bad)
... than last summer.

Slide 19 - Question ouverte

What is your (bad) ...... subject at school?

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This flower is (beautiful)
... than that one.

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A holiday by the sea is (good) ...
than a holiday in the mountains.

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The .... (intelligent) students are in class A2C!

Slide 23 - Question ouverte

Let's practice!
For the next 10 minutes:
Students Book Unit 3.5, page 42.
Exercises 2, 3, 4, 6 and 7.

Finished?
Workbook Unit 3.5, pages 38-39




Answers SB will be visible on screen gradually so you can check for yourself

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Answers SB Unit 3.5
Exercise 2
1. the biggest
2. busier
3. more expensive
4. better
5. as
Finished SB?
WB Unit 3.5, pages 38-39

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Answers SB Unit 3.5
Exercise 2
1. the biggest
2. busier
3. more expensive
4. better
5. as
Exercise 3
1. than        4. as
2. as            5. than
3. more      6. as
Finished SB?
WB Unit 3.5, pages 38-39

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Answers SB Unit 3.5
Exercise 2
1. the biggest
2. busier
3. more expensive
4. better
5. as
Exercise 3
1. than        4. as
2. as            5. than
3. more      6. as
Exercise 4
1. the worst                      4. the funniest
2. the greatest                5. the best
3. the most exciting      6. the most intelligent
Finished SB?
WB Unit 3.5, pages 38-39

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Answers SB Unit 3.5
Exercise 2
1. the biggest
2. busier
3. more expensive
4. better
5. as
Exercise 3
1. than        4. as
2. as            5. than
3. more      6. as
Exercise 4
1. the worst                      4. the funniest
2. the greatest                5. the best
3. the most exciting      6. the most intelligent
Exercise 6
1. not old enough                    4. too young
2. too expensive                       5. not patient enough
3. not confident enough       6. not fast enough
Finished SB?
WB Unit 3.5, pages 38-39

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Round off
- Recap and practice with degrees of comparison
- You know about the different rules and exceptions
- You can apply the different rules and exceptions

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