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Comparatives and Superlatives Exercises for ESL Intermediate

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Comparative flashcards: fewer than, better than, cheekier than and not as big as, each pairing two pictures
Small-card set for pair drills or a matching game
Mini cards: more expensive than (hat vs cap), more complex than (equations), the moodiest and the tallest
Mini cards that mix comparative and superlative forms
Superlative flashcards of people: the clumsiest, isn't the kindest, the most confident and the most nervous
Prompts for describing personalities with superlatives
Fewer than flashcard: a basket of apples, a > sign and bunches of grapes, for comparing quantities
Full-size card to elicit sentences with fewer than
Better than flashcard: a blue f logo, a > sign and a blue bird, showing the irregular comparative of good
Discussion starter: students give opinions using better than
Cheekier than flashcard: a laughing monkey, a > sign and a cow, showing the -ier comparative form
Spelling focus: changing y to i before adding -er
Not as big as flashcard: a pig, a > sign and an elephant, for comparing size with the not as...as structure
Introduce negative equality comparisons with this card
More expensive than flashcard: a straw hat tagged $40, a > sign and a cap tagged $20, comparing prices
Use for long-adjective comparatives and shopping talk
More complex than flashcard: a² + b² = c² written above a > sign and a chalkboard showing 2 + 2 = 4
Visual prompt for comparing difficulty with more
The moodiest flashcard: a frowning girl resting her chin on her hand, showing a -iest superlative
Emotion card for practising superlatives in speaking
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ELA, Grammar

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Comparatives and Superlatives Intermediate Lesson Plan This intermediate grammar lesson plan helps ESL ELA and TEFL students learn comparatives and superlatives. Students first study examples explaining the proper usage of comparative and superlative adjectives and adverbs. Next, they complete exercises assessing their comprehension and practicing these grammar skills. Teachers can implement this resource in various ways - as whole group direct instruction, small group practice, or even as a homework assignment. This versatile PDF lesson includes answer keys and can also be accessed through Google Apps, providing flexibility for diverse learning needs. Overall, an engaging resource for educators to reinforce this foundational English language concept.

This lesson plan includes flash cards, warmer, conversation questions, main use, construction, rules, examples, open questions, closed questions, activity, writing drill and extra study.

The lesson plan is available in PDF with 36 ready to print pages and one digital access file. A part of it is on Google Apps. The answer key is also included for reference.

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