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Gestión de Formación Profesional Integral Bilingualism Education

English Workshop

Programa de Formación: Gestión Contable y Financiera Actividad: Describir


situaciones del contexto actual y pasado. Taller: Doing comparison in English
No. 5
Objetivo: Identificar formas gramaticales básicas en textos y documentos elementales escritos en
inglés.

Descripción del producto: Realizar descripciones sobre temas específicos o generales.

YULIANA MARCELA ORDOÑEZ CALDERON

1. INTRODUCCION

Introduction: Read the article about consumer societies. Notice the words in bold
comparatives or superlatives statements.

1.1 According to the reading, circle T for true and F for false.
1. Everyone agrees that consumer
products improve their lives. T 3. Many people want luxury products these
F days. T F

2. These days, consumer goods are


hard to find. T F
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4. Consumer societies help
the environment. T F

1.2. According to the consumer society, you are going to give your opinion in relation to the impact
towards the environment in your city. In addition, support your ideas about how do you
contribute to the environment? . Watch this video for more ideas. a.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NluFskx4mvc

b. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hie3voACLQ0

How do you contribute to the


environment in the city?

1. I can recycle the bottles and plastic

bag
s.
2.Co
llect
and
recy
cle

3. Reduce the use of the straw

4.Learn to ration your resources

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2. Actividades de contextualización e identificación de conocimientos necesarios para el
aprendizaje.
Comparatives and superlatives are useful to describe people, places, object, animals, etc., giving
details.

Chart 1. Explanation Chart 2. Superlatives examples

One- Comparativ Superlativ


Syllabl e Form e Form
e Mary is the tallest of all classmates
Adjective
Max is the oldest of the three students. He reads the most
tall taller tallest
important newspaper. My cousin is the most tolerable
old older oldest
person. Tatty is the thinnest in the school.
long longer longest

Note:
If the one-syllable adjective ends with an “e” just add –r for the comparative form and –st
for the superlative form. Examples : later / lastest
Exceptions:


According to the following adjectives chart, write down five comparative and five
superlative sentences. http://www.ingles-practico.com/basico/comparaciones-I.html
Example: The clown is more gracious than the actor. / The actor Johnson is the most
generous in the movie.
Gracious – amable More gracious Most gracious
Generous – generoso More generous Most generous
Impressive – impresionante More impressive Most impressive
Painful – doloroso More painful Most painful
Comparative Superlative

This blue shirt is cheaper than the black I buy the cheapest shirt.
one.
Today is colder than yerterday. She is the smartest person I know.
China is bigger than Italy Today is the coldest day I can remenber
She is younger than her brother China is the biggest country I have visited.
He is older than his friend She is the youngest in her family.
I stayed longer than I expected He is the oldest man I know.
My car is newer than yours I am the tallest in the class.
His house is bigger than mine I am the happiest man in the world
Tea is cheaper than champagne. He is the fastest runner I have ever seen

3. Actividades de apropiación del conocimiento (Conceptualización y Teorización).


My favourite country . Complete the sentences with the correct form of the adjective and
the/than. Some sentences are comparative and some are superlative.
1. Kangaroos can jump me. (high)
2. Mexican food is It is spicier than Japanese food
3. This is more comfortable in the store
4. Russia is biggest in the world
5. Indian food is Indian food is good
6. Everest is in the highest part of the world.
7. Trains are faster than
buses
8. Buckingham Palace is much bigger than my house
9. Vicky practiced English grammar, she was very good stud

3.1 General Knowledge . Read carefully and complete with the word option (a. b. c.) and complete the
rest with the words in brackets ( ).
1. Mount Everest is the highest mountain (high / mountain) on Earth.
a. Mount Kilimanjaro b. Mount Everest c. K2
2. the camel is the zebra (fast / animal) in the world.
a. the camel b. the zebra c. the cheetah
3. The Nile River is The Yangtze River (long / river) in the world.
a. The Nile River b. The Amazon River c. The Yangtze River
4. The Pacific Ocean is (wide / ocean) on Earth.
a. The Pacific Ocean b. The Atlantic Ocean c. The Indian Ocean
5. Australia is (small / continent).
a. Africa b. Antarctica c. Australia
6. the blue whale is (large / animal) on Earth.
a. the elephant b. the blue whale c. the giraffe
7. . Alaska is (cold / place) on Earth.
a. Antarctica b. Alaska c. Canada
8. Mars is (close / planet) to the sun.
a. Mars b. Venus c. Mercury

4. Actividades de transferencia del conocimiento.

Describe de following pictures and include some comparatives and superlatives.

A. Football players

the footbal is so funny-funiest, A soccer player or footballer is an athlete who plays one of different types of
soccer. The main types of football are association football, American football, Canadian football, Australian
football, Gaelic football, rugby league, and rugby union
B. Friends

A friend is a person with whom you mainta in a friends hip. A friends hip is an
emotional relationship between two people, built on the basis of reciprocity and assiduous
treatment. Fundamental values in a friendship are loyalty, love, solidarity,
unconditionality, sincerity and commitment.

C. Places.
In order to know the meaning of the term place we
are going to discover, first of all, its etymological
origin. In this case, we have to state that, although
there are different theories in this regard, the most
recognized is the one that states that it derives
from Latin, specifically from “localis”, which can
be translated as “relative to the place”. That word
that, in turn, emanates from "locus", which is
synonymous with "place".

Ambiente Requerido:

notebook, personal computer, apps. Support materials Zoom -


Evidences system Google meet Leaning
independant resources guides
Home resources Google Free and practice exercises
classroom
Webgrafía

 http://www.ingles-practico.com/basico/comparaciones-I.html

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NluFskx4mvc

 https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hie3voACLQ0

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