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Let's Compare GRAMMAR: Comparatives & Superlatives EXAMPLE: I am taller than you. DATE ADDED: 02-14-08
GRAMMAR: Comparatives & Superlatives EXAMPLE: I am taller than you. DATE ADDED: 02-14-08
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LetsCompare worksheet: Includes the game board and Let's Talk and Let's Write sections Dice - one per group Counter - one for each student Detailed Explanation:Survey Warm up - survey the students in a ‘sleeping’ style (students rest their heads on their desk), and take a tally on the board.Is English more interesting than science? Is baseball more fun than basketball? Do you like bread more than rice? Is love more important than money? Is the band SMAP more popular than Bump of Chicken? Do you think Japan is more beautiful than Antarctica? Do you like sleeping more than eating?Board Game - students work in groups of four and go around the board, making sentences as they go. If they can’t make a sentence, they miss a turn. The winner from each group gets a point. Let’s Talk - students ask six people the interview questions. Let's Write - students write the answers on the worksheet. Variations and Options:Make the board game a competition between the groups as well as just within the groups Set a time limit to complete the interview worksheet.
Detailed Explanation:Survey Warm up - survey the students in a ‘sleeping’ style (students rest their heads on their desk), and take a tally on the board.Is English more interesting than science? Is baseball more fun than basketball? Do you like bread more than rice? Is love more important than money? Is the band SMAP more popular than Bump of Chicken? Do you think Japan is more beautiful than Antarctica? Do you like sleeping more than eating?Board Game - students work in groups of four and go around the board, making sentences as they go. If they can’t make a sentence, they miss a turn. The winner from each group gets a point. Let’s Talk - students ask six people the interview questions. Let's Write - students write the answers on the worksheet.
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