
Read chapter 1 (pages 9 - 14)
Find the 10 words hidden in the puzzle and write them down.
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Comperative Adjectives
Beth: „They‘re hungrier than we are.
Comparative adjectives are used to show change or make comparisons. And to compare things we use than.
Structure:
> Adjectives with one syllable:
— We add -er
hard - harder small - smaller
> Adjectives with one syllable ending in -e:
— We add -r.
wide - wider large - larger
> Adjectives endig in a vowel + consonant:
— We double the consonant and add -er.
fit - fitter big - bigger
> Adjectives endig in a consonant + -y:
— We change -y to -i and add -er.
happy - happier muddy - muddier
> Adjectives having two or more syllables:
— We use more before the adjective
more beautiful more amazing
Be careful or irregular comperative forms:
far - farther|further good - better bad - worse
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Use the comparative form of the advective in brackets.
1. The March family was than the Hummel family. (rich)
2. Beth was than Hannah. (young)
3. Meg‘s hair was than Jo‘s hair. (short)
4. The gloves were than the slippers. (cheap)
5. The Hummel family was than we were. (hungry)
6. Meg was than Amy. (old)
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- 1The opposite of piece
- 2A room just underneath the roof.
- 3Amy had … hair.
- 4Amy‘s favourite food is…
- 5On Christmas you get…
- 6Place where you can cook something.
- 7The girls were sitting by the…
- 8It‘s white and falls from the sky.
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