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    The document provides examples for comparing objects using the three degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative). For the first set of pictures, it asks the student to describe the pictures using an adjective in the positive degree for the first item, comparative for the second item. For the second set of examples, it shows a plant described as tall, a giraffe as taller than the plant, and a skyscraper as the tallest of the three. It then leaves blanks for the student to fill in comparisons for three additional sets of pictures using adjectives.

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    The document provides examples for comparing objects using the three degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative). For the first set of pictures, it asks the student to describe the pictures using an adjective in the positive degree for the first item, comparative for the second item. For the second set of examples, it shows a plant described as tall, a giraffe as taller than the plant, and a skyscraper as the tallest of the three. It then leaves blanks for the student to fill in comparisons for three additional sets of pictures using adjectives.

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    Same Adjective: Directions

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    Micaella Jellica Marcelino
    The document provides examples for comparing objects using the three degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative). For the first set of pictures, it asks the student to describe the pictures using an adjective in the positive degree for the first item, comparative for the second item. For the second set of examples, it shows a plant described as tall, a giraffe as taller than the plant, and a skyscraper as the tallest of the three. It then leaves blanks for the student to fill in comparisons for three additional sets of pictures using adjectives.

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    CN: Date: April ______, 2023

    Directions: Look at the pictures. Describe and compare the given examples using the three degrees
    of comparison. Use the same adjective for each set of pictures.
    Example:
    1. My Lolo Luis is young.
    2. My cousin Tony is younger than Lolo Luis.

    1. ______________________________________________________________
    2. ______________________________________________________________

    Example:
    1. The plant is tall.
    2. The giraffe is taller than the plant.
    3. The skyscraper is the tallest of the three.

    3. ______________________________________________________________
    4. ______________________________________________________________
    5. ______________________________________________________________

    6. ______________________________________________________________
    7. ______________________________________________________________
    8. ______________________________________________________________

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