Comparative Adjectives - bigger, better, more beautiful

Grammar - A1-A2 | Beginner Level

4.9 $

Jan. 10 Sat , 18:00 USA

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Description

In this class you will:
✔ Watch a simple video explaining how to make comparative adjectives in English — bigger, easier, more interesting.
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✔ Learn key comparative vocabulary and grammar rules.
✔ Practice talking about differences between people, places, and things.
✔ Use comparatives correctly in sentences and questions.

You will:
• Understand how to form comparatives with -er and more
• Practice making comparisons of people and objects
• Build confidence in speaking with simple structures

Session Activities

Question 1: What is bigger, your house or your classroom?

Question 2: Is English easier or harder than your native language? Why?

Question 3: Who is taller in your family?

Question 4: Do you think studying with music is more interesting than studying in silence?

Question 5: Is your city more crowded than other cities you’ve visited?

Question 1: After watching the video, how do we make comparatives for short words like big?

Question 2: How do we make comparatives for longer adjectives like interesting?

Question 3: Compare two fruits: Which is bigger, an apple or a banana?

Question 4: Compare two seasons: Is summer hotter or colder than winter?

Question 5: What is easier for you — reading or listening? Why?

Question 6: Who is more friendly — your teacher or your best friend?

Question 7: Is learning English more interesting now than before?

Question 8: What is more expensive — a car or a bike?

Question 9: Use a comparative to describe two people you know.

comparative

a word that compares two things

bigger

larger in size

easier

less difficult

more interesting

something that captures more attention

smaller

not as big

faster

quick in speed

more fun

gives enjoyment

cheaper

costs less

more exciting

more exciting or thrilling