NAME: Esteban Leonardo Quijano Monroy, Gisell Natalia Garcia

Virbiescas, Eraldy Miguel Vidal Agamez

DATE: 08/05/2023
GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
OPPOSITE ADJECTIVES

Watch the following video and take notes:

• https://www.youtube.com/watch?
v=7WLunVlwP30&ab_channel=TicTacTube

Now, do the following exercise and paste the screenshot:

https://wordwall.net/es/resource/2465155/opposite-adjectives

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Opposite exercise

https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/
Opposite_adjectives/Opposites_hd31127op

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Watch the following video and take notes about the comparatives:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=i9D71Wyc6RU

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 COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES
and listening PRACTICE
Go to the following link and do the exercise, paste a screenshot of your results.

• https://www.liveworksheets.com/worksheets/en/
English_as_a_Second_Language_(ESL)/Comparatives/
Listening*_Comparatives_eb386159bo

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GRAMMAR WORKSHEET
COMPARATIVES

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 Adjectives with cold Adjectives with ex-pen-sive
one syllable, add: two or more
‘-er’ or ‘-r’ + ‘than’ “In Canada, syllables, add: “This book is
winter is ‘more’ + ‘than’ more expensive
colder than than that book.”
summer.”

Adjectives with Adjectives that

hap-py end in a single big
two syllables that
vowel and
end in ‘-y’, “John is “Russia is
consonant:
change ‘-y’ to ‘i’ happier bigger
double the final
and add: ‘-er’ + than David.” than
letter before
‘than’ Canada.”
adding ‘than’
 Fill in the blanks below to complete the sentences. Study the above boxes.

Irregular Comparative Adjectives

good – better than
bad – worse than
far – farther than further than

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 1. I (tall) my sister.
2. Sarah (busy) is busier than Mary.
3. The sun (hot) is hotter than the earth.
4. The earth (large) is larger than the moon.
5. Action movies (exciting) is more exciting than the comedies.
6. This restaurant (good) is better than that restaurant.
7. Salads (healthy) is healthier than the hamburgers.
8. I think weekends (nice) is nicer than the weekdays.
9. The sun (far) is farther than the moon.
10. That hotel (bad) is worse than this hotel.
11. Cars (fast) is faster than the bicycles.
12. Comedies (funny) is funnier than the action movies.
13. I (nervous) am more nervous than my friend

14. Add the screenshot of the Comparatives game board answers here.

 House – Apartment: A house is bigger than the apartment.

 England – The U.S.A: England is farther than the U.S.A
 Christmas – Halloween: Christmas is colder than the Halloween, Christmas
is more emotive than the Halloween, Christmas is happier than the
Halloween.
 World coup – Olympics: World coup is more attractive than the Olympics.
 CD - DVD: The CD is older than the DVD.
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  Books – Movie: The books are more boring than the movies.
 Coffee – Tea: the coffee is bitter than the tea

 Easy: English is easier than mathematics.

 Tall: A giraffe is taller than the mouse
 Tall: building is taller than the house
 Big: A plane is bigger than the car
 Big: the table is bigger than the chair
 Horror movies are scarier than drama.

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