Comparative Adjectives
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Objective
I can compare two things by adding "er" to some words to show which is more.
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Warm-up video
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Practice
7 questions
Write a sentence comparing the size of an elephant and a mouse, using the word "big".
Change the adjective "happy" into its comparative form and use it in a sentence comparing how you feel today versus yesterday.
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Exit ticket
Quick comprehension check
“Write a sentence comparing two animals using the word "tall". Add "er" to the word "tall" to make your comparison. Write a sentence comparing two toys using the word "small". Add "er" to the word "small" to make your comparison. ”
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