TUESDAY. MARCH 24TH. UNIT 3. COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE

Today we are going to focus on comparative and superlative of adjectives and adverbs.  Do activities 1, 2, 3, 4.     

Go to Campus Virtual, unit 3, and download more activities you can correct yourself. The answers are in the document.      

 
ACTIVITY 1

WATCH THESE VIDEOS TO LEARN HOW TO FORM THE COMPARATIVE  AND SUPERLATIVE AND HOW TO USE THEM IN CONTEXT



 
ACTIVITY 2





CAN YOU COMPARE THEM? WRITE SENTENCES USING THESE ADJETIVES

 TALL    SHORT     OLD    YOUNG   

 ACTIVITY 3 

Read and translate these examples

  • Particles of fine sand are coarser than particles of clay.
  • Particles of clay are not as coarse as particles of fine sand. 
  • Transported soils are more common than sedentary soils in humid regions. 
  • Sedentary soils are less common than transported soils in humid regions. 
  • Soil A is richer in humus than soil B. 
  • Soil B is less rich in humus than soil A. 
  • Soil in arid regions is more alkaline than soil in humid regions. 
  • Soil in humid regions is less alkaline than soil in arid regions.
  • Soil in arid regions is less acid than soil in humid regions. 
  • Soil in humid regions is more acid than soil in arid regions.

ACTIVITY 4

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