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Comparatives | Pre-Intermediate Lesson Plan

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Comparatives reference: rules for adding -er or more, spelling exceptions, and irregular forms such as better
Comparative formation reference
Grammar reference explains as tall as, comparative and superlative questions, and negatives such as less expensive
Equality, questions, and negative comparisons
Adjective reference lists comparative and superlative forms, including bigger, biggest, better, and best
Comparative and superlative adjective list
Photo comparison warm-up uses burgers, women of different ages, body size, pencils, and facial expressions
Group warm-up using photo comparisons
Comparatives lesson explains -er than, changing -y to -ier, and more or less than with sentence examples
Main usage and comparative construction
Comparatives lesson covers bigger and thinner, cleverer and gentler, the more construction, and irregular forms
Exceptions and irregular comparative forms
Exercises 1 and 2 ask for 10 comparative forms, including lovelier and larger, and five sentence completions
Exercises 1–2: forms and sentence completion
Exercise 3 presents a 10-question team comparatives quiz about rivers, whales, mountains, countries, and more
Exercise 3: team comparatives quiz
Exercises 4 and 5 each have five comparative sentence blanks using words such as tall, tenderly, hot, and costly
Exercises 4–5: comparative sentence practice
Chatterbox discussion compares Spain and England, summer and winter, and more, followed by Would you rather
Chatterbox discussion and preference activity
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ELA, Grammar

File

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Author
TEAM TEFL
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About This Product

Comparatives Pre-Intermediate ESL ELA ELL Lesson Plan, your go-to resource for helping students understand comparatives effectively, while building a strong foundation in grammar skills. Designed to adapt to modern educators' needs, this comprehensive learning tool is available in both digital and printable formats.

The package contains three PDF files filled with 24 well-designed, ready-to-print worksheets and digital access provision via Google Apps so that you can easily adapt it to fit your teaching preferences. The engaging exercises cater specifically to enhancing students' comprehension of comparatives, providing ample opportunity for hands-on practice.

The strength of this resource lies in the included answer key which not only simplifies assessment but also ensures accurate grading for monitoring student progress.

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This lesson plan includes:

  • Cover page

  • Flash cards

  • A warm-up activity

  • Main use

  • Construction details

  • Rules, along with any exceptions

  • Illustrative examples

  • Two closed exercises

  • One open exercise

  • Revision exercise

  • Writing exercises

  • Chatterbox, a recurring feature in our course books encouraging conversation

  • Activity, such as a game, quiz, puzzle, etc., to conclude the class

The lesson plan is available in PDF with 24 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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