This worksheet focuses on analyzing Donald Trump’s speaking style and provides students with practice using comparatives and superlatives. It is designed for A2 level students and encourages them to think critically about how language can make speeches more persuasive. The worksheet begins with warm-up questions and vocabulary matching to familiarize students with key concepts like repetition, emotional appeal, and exaggeration. True/False and multiple-choice questions follow, helping students to analyze Trump’s techniques.


The worksheet transitions into a grammar focus on comparatives and superlatives, explaining how to compare two things and identify the most or least of a group. Students will learn the rules, spot common mistakes, and practice using these structures with various exercises, making the grammar both practical and engaging. The final activity uses **task-based learning**, where students participate in a debate, applying comparatives and superlatives in real-time speech. This worksheet combines analysis and grammar to improve students’ understanding of persuasive language in public speaking.

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Donald Trump comparatives and superlatives

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Let's do English ESL guided grammar production. This worksheet focuses on analyzing Donald Trump’s speaking style and provides students with practice using comp…