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    This document provides instructions for a classroom activity called "Comparative Cards" where students learn to use comparative adjectives. The activity involves students working in pairs with a set of cards displaying different nouns like "elephant", "girl", "car", etc. The students take turns linking two cards together with a comparative sentence, such as "A car is faster than a bus". By the end of the activity, all the cards are connected through comparative sentences that the students then write out. The goal is for students to practice associating comparatives with a variety of nouns.

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    Juego para practicar el comparativo en inglés con cartas.

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    This document provides instructions for a classroom activity called "Comparative Cards" where students learn to use comparative adjectives. The activity involves students working in pairs with a set of cards displaying different nouns like "elephant", "girl", "car", etc. The students take turns linking two cards together with a comparative sentence, such as "A car is faster than a bus". By the end of the activity, all the cards are connected through comparative sentences that the students then write out. The goal is for students to practice associating comparatives with a variety of nouns.

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    Comparative Cards: An Elephant A Girl A Car A Bus

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    This document provides instructions for a classroom activity called "Comparative Cards" where students learn to use comparative adjectives. The activity involves students working in pairs with a set of cards displaying different nouns like "elephant", "girl", "car", etc. The students take turns linking two cards together with a comparative sentence, such as "A car is faster than a bus". By the end of the activity, all the cards are connected through comparative sentences that the students then write out. The goal is for students to practice associating comparatives with a variety of nouns.

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    TEACH-THIS.

    COM
    Comparative Cards
    an elephant

    a girl

    a car

    a bus

    an old man

    a beach

    a city

    a baby

    a glass of water

    a cheetah

    a cup of coffee

    a pizza

    a mouse

    a sandwich

    a cat

    a skiier

    a jacket

    a bird

    a t-shirt

    a plane

    Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com 2012

    TEACH-THIS.COM
    Comparative Cards
    Students learn to associate comparatives with a variety of nouns in this enjoyable teaching
    activity.
    Before class, make one copy of the cards for each pair of students and cut as indicated.
    Procedure
    Divide the class into pairs.
    Give each pair of students a set of cards and ask them to spread them out on the table.
    Tell the students to choose one card. This will be their starting card.
    The students then look at the cards and take it in turns to put down a card and make a
    comparative sentence linking the two cards together.
    This continues until all the cards have been linked together with different comparative
    adjectives, e.g. A car is faster than a bus. A bus is bigger than an elephant, etc.
    When the students have finished, have them write out their sentences.

    Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com 2012

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