Today's lesson:
- book p 41: questions with HOW + adjective/adverb
- book p 41: listening "Sport at school"
- book p 42: listening "A sports star for an energy drink"
- book p 42: grammar - comparatives
Homework:
- Write 7 sentences: compare things/places in your country to things/places in another country (like the examples in student's book, page 42, Grammar 1)
You can compare two things/persons/... using adjectives in two ways:
1) (not) as ... as
I'm as tall as my best friend.
My car is not as fast as your car.
2) more ... than / (comparative) + than
She is more beautiful than her sister.
A Fiat is cheaper than a BMW.
The comparative of adjectives is formed in the following way:
Short adjectives (1 syllable):
ADJECTIVE + er
cheap - cheaper
nice - nicer
safe - safer
Long adjectives (3 or more syllables):
more + ADJECTIVE
beau|ti|ful - more beautiful
ex|pen|sive - more expensive
con|ve|ni|ent - more convenient
Special case - adjectives with 2 syllables:
adjectives ending in "y", "le", "ow", "er" > short adjectives
happy - happier
gentle - gentler
shallow - shallower
clever - cleverer
all other endings > long adjectives
care|ful - more careful
use|less - more useless
com|plex - more complex
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