A two-part worksheet to practise comparative adjectives - the first part is a grammar exercise where students fill the gaps with the correct comparative adjectives. The second part is a mingling conversation activity in which students ask each other questions such as "In your opinion, which is more important, money or happiness?" in order to practise making comparisons while learning about their classmates. I have also made a powerpoint slideshow to go with this worksheet, which can be found here:



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Comparison: Comparative adjectives and structures

A two-part worksheet to practise comparative adjectives - the first part is a grammar exercise where students fill the gaps with the correct comparative adjectives. The second part is a mingling conversation activity in which students ask each other questions such as "In your opinion, which is more important, money or happiness?" in order to practise making comparisons while learning about their classmates. I have also made a powerpoint slideshow to go with this worksheet, which can be found here:



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Comparing Things - Grammar and Conversation

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Let's do English ESL discussion starters, speaking cards. A two-part worksheet to practise comparative adjectives - the first part is a grammar exercise where s…