Showing posts with label comparatives. Show all posts
Showing posts with label comparatives. Show all posts
Tuesday, 29 November 2022
Monday, 29 September 2014
Karaoke: 'We Are The World' by USA artists for Africa
http://lyricstraining.com/play/usa_for_africa/we_are_the_world/UzhbW8nMVz#k6
With this song you'll see a lot of present tenses, future ones, comparative and superlative forms... Sing along and enjoy it!
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superlatives,
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Wednesday, 5 February 2014
Avicii - Hey Brother
Listen, follow the lyrics and find:
- A sentence providing evidence of the use of "There is / are" for the singular or the plural. It's the one dealing with the existence of a new road to get to know, which never finishes.
- Which two liquids are compared?
- Why does the adjective take an -er ending?
- Now compare the two liquids by using this synonym: solid. Take into account that this adjective doesn't take the -er ending.
- A question about the faith in humankind. How do you know it's in the present simple?
- A question that suggests that a girl does not trust in love. What's the tense of the sentence?
- Find where it is said that a helping hand will be given with no conditions when necessary.
- Find a sentence in the 1st conditional.
- Find the powerful metaphor dealing with the sky.
- Consider the context where the terms "brother" and "sister" appear. Can you find a sole synonym for both of them?
Friday, 15 May 2009
Let's compare! Comparatives & superlatives
Opinions about the size of cities; other comments on geography; abilities like cooking, the beauty of languages... All of this by comparing and making statements in superlative terms.
Some comparatives in songs:
Do you prefer to watch this video subtitled?
This is an audiovisual lesson just in 1 minute and 20 secs.
Scarcely in 2 minutes get the point of the use of the comparatives and superlatives. You can also do a speaking activity by using the pairs of photos provided.
Don't forget to practise the comparatives and superlatives by doing these exercises: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19
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ESO,
ESO2,
IES Joan Oliver,
superlatives,
video,
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