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Comparatives - activities

- In English, we have two systems for comparatives.


- We always use the word ‘than’ after a comparative.
- We use ‘as’ twice if things are the same.
Let’s practise…

Complete these sentences:


1. Tea is __________ than coffee. (nice)
2. Cats are __________ than lions. (small)
3. Dolphins are __________ than sharks. (intelligent)
4. Canada is __________ than Ireland. (big)
5. That painting is __________ than the other one. (colourful)
6. Today is __________ than yesterday. (windy)
7. My journey to work is __________ than yours. (long)
8. I am __________ than you. (tall)
9. That movie is __________ than the first one. (fantastic)
10. Cheesecake is __________ than lemon cake. (tasty)

Watch this video comparing UK, US and Australian English…

Write a few sentences comparing the following…


1. The vocabulary…

2. The accents…

3. The spelling…

Complete these sentences:


1. My hometown is…
2. When I was a child I was…
3. __________ is tastier than…
4. My job is…
5. I would like to be…

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