CORA 1 EIM 7 Superlative adjectives

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• mavo, havo, vwo
• Leerjaar 1

• height,                                        from tallest to shortest
  
• birth month,                             from January to December
  
• length of hair,                          from shortest to longest
  
• letters in your first name,   from shortest to longest
  
• birthplace location,               from farthest away to closest
• number of siblings,                                 from least to most
  
• number of sneakers that you own,   from least to greatest
  

Form teams of about 6-12 people. Ask everyone to stand up. The game facilitator reads out the category, and each team must quickly arrange themselves in proper ascending (or descending) order, lining up accordingly. When a team is in the proper order, have them sit down quickly. The first group to successfully complete each task wins the round. The facilitator then checks to make sure that the team is in fact in the correct order.

John is the smartest .

Mary is the thinnest.

This picture is the brightest. 

Gregory sings the best. 

Phil is the tallest.

Sharon is the smallest. 

Dave is the most intelligent.

This western is the most exciting.

That table is the most beautiful.

My marks at school are the worst.

This task is the most difficult.

Tom is the laziest. 

topic?

1 EIM 7: Comparisons

                               Objectives: in this lesson you will

-learn how to compare things

-watch videos

-practise

https://youtu.be/liDvSzJ-AMM

Watch the video.

Can you figure out the rules?

rules?

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Notes superlatives.

This is .......... river in the world.

1. longest
2. longer
3. the longest
4. the most long

This sum is .......... of all.

1. difficulter
2. the most difficult
3. most difficult
4. more difficult

Yesterday was .......... day of my life.

1. the worst
2. the worser
3. badder
4. the baddest

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Do the task.

superlatives

https://agendaweb.org/grammar/comparative-superlative-exercises.html

Practise.

Practise.

Example: Jupiter

Jupiter is the largest planet.

Jupiter is bigger than Neptune.

https://www.bookwidgets.com/play/5GCMU9

Spin the wheel.

Make a comparison with the word that appears.

Use a superlative or a comparitive adjective.

Which emoij(s) best represent(s) how you feel after today's lesson?

Explain your choice(s).

https://dictionary.cambridge.org

Study comparisons.

https://www.linguee.nl/

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