5th Primary.

Hi everyone!! Lots and lots of practice and examples of comparatives and superlatives: animals, sports, time, etc. Watch the video, please:

Which one is the fastest? - Which one is the cheapest?

Which one is the heaviest? - Which one is the longest?

5th Primary.

Hello again! How are things?
The next short video is about the formation and use of comparatives. There are some examples and the rules to use them. See you soon!

6th Primary.

Hi, kids!!! Please, complete the next exercise about comparative and superlative adjectives. Fill in the gaps with the right comparative or superlative from the adjective in brackets. Then you can press "Check" to check your answers:

COMPARATIVES / SUPERLATIVES

6th Primary

In this post, we are going to learn the way to form comparatives and superlatives in English.
Remember:
- Add er to short adjectives to form comparatives: faster, shorter, longer,...
- Use more (adjective) than to long adjectives to form comparatives: more expensive than, more beautiful than,...

- Add est to short adjectives to form superlatives: the longest river, the fastest animal,...

- Use the most + adjective to long adjectives to form superlatives: the most important, the most famous,...

PRACTICE:

An easy exercise where you have to complete some sentences with the superlative form of the adjective:

WORLD RECORDS

A funny game: catch as many superlatives as you can but avoid the comparatives (using the arrow keys):

MOVE THE FOX LEFT AND RIGHT

COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES: Another chapter of "Real English", this time answering questions like Which city is bigger: New York or San Francisco?, What is the most beautiful language in the world?.

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