This game creates a very lively situation and makes students produce the Target Language. 

I tried this activity and it was a great success. I hope you will find it handy and helpful too. It's great for every level because you can adapt the content and include more difficult structures for comparative and superlative forms. 

It's great to fix grammar structures and to improve vocabulary.





Instruction stage 1

*PRINT on BOTH SIDES pp. 3-4 and 5-6.

1.	Divide students into pairs. 

Possibly, pair a ‘weak’ student with a ‘strong’ one so that pairs don’t finish too early. 



2.	To each group, give adjectives to one student to mix; 

give comparatives to the other student to mix.



3.	Students couple together the adj. with the right comparative. (tell students to give you back at least one deck of ADJECTIVES for the 2° stage at the end of the activity)*

Instructions stage 2

1.	Divide students into 2 groups.

2.	Take one set of adjs. and pile them up in two sets. Hand them in evenly to the two groups.



3.	Both groups pile up the notes in front of them. 



4.	One student from GROUP 1 picks a note. GROUP 2 discusses and one student tells the class the comparative form plus an example sentence. 



5.	If the student doesn’t make mistakes, the group he represents scores 2 points (1 point extra if they use ‘much’ or ‘a lot’). If they make mistakes, the student who picked the note from the opposite group can try as well. If he/she gets it right, the 

group is awarded 1 point. 



6.	Good structure = 0.5 / Accuracy = 0.5



RULES: 

•	In turn, every student makes an attempt.

•	No points awarded if students do not respect turns. 

•	If a group screws its possibility, the group who gave the wrong answer can try again and, if right, they can be awarded 0,5 points. 



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Competition Comparative superlatives 

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This game creates a very lively situation and makes students produce the Target Language. 

I tried this activity and it was a great success. I hope you will f…