Adjectives Degrees of comparison The land of adjectives

Adjectives. Degrees of comparison.

The land of adjectives q. Phonetic station q. Vocabulary station q. Grammar station q. Station of proverbs q. Creative station I wish you good luck!!!

Phonetic station v Add e-r cold/colder Add e-r old/older Add e-r tall/taller Add e-r small/smaller v The rich are getting richer The poor are getting poorer The good are getting better The bad are getting worse The old are getting older The nights are getting colder The tall are getting taller The small are getting smaller The weak are getting weaker The strong are getting stronger v Some people live in the city Where the houses are very tall Some people live in the country Where the houses are very small But in the country where the houses are small The gardens are very big And in the city where the houses are tall There no gardens at all. Add i-e-r pretty/prettier Add i-e-r busy/busier Add i-e-r funny/funnier Add i-e-r sunny/sunnier v He is not the best He is not the worst He is not the last He is not the first He is in the middle He is in between He is not too old He is just sixteen

Finish the poem Mr Hall is very Mr Port is very Mrs Sin is very Mrs Cold is very And Tomm. Sung is very tall short thin old young

Find opposites dirty high low stupid fat • weak --- strong weak ugly old slim young • high --- low • stupid --- clever cheap beautiful clever • dirty --- clean • ugly --- beautiful sad clean • young ---- old happy strong • slim --- fat expensive • cheap --- expensive • sad ---- happy

Grammar station Fill in the missing forms! positive положительная high comparative сравнительная higher superlative превосходная the highest bigger the biggest cheaper the cheapest dirty dirtier the dirtiest expensive more expensive the most expensive beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful smaller the smallest small the fattest fat bad fatter worse good better the best little less the least the worst

Answer the questions. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Who is stronger a lion or a fox? Who is smaller Dymovochka or Malvina? Who is funnier Hobbit or Piglet? What is bigger a town or a country? What is longer a road or a path? Which nose is the longest? Who is the most beautiful in your family?

Compare these fairy – tale characters! funny, little, fat, big, high, pretty Winnie-the-Pooh and Piglet ugly, sad, pretty, kind, old, young Grandmother Yaga and Nesmeyana Guliver and Fingerboy big, smart, short, dirty, strong, funny fat, ugly, funny, thin, cruel, strong, bad Karabas-Barabas and Duremar

Рut Adjectives in Comparative or Superlative 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. I Variant My brother is (small) smaller than my sister. Ann is the (good) best girl in our class. longest. Buratino’s nose is the (long) less than Piglet is (little) Winny-the-Pooh. (bad) Karabas Barabas is the worst fairy-tale character. 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. II Variant My father is taller (tall) than my mother. This car is the most (expensive). expensive. (long) than The road is longer the path. best. This flower is the (good). bigger than a A city is (big) country.

Are you right? 1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6. 7. Dymovochka is smaller than Malvina. A lion is stronger than a fox. Hobbit is funnier than Piglet. A town is bigger than a country. A road is longer than a path. Buratino’s nose is the longest. My mother is the most beautiful in my family.

Station of proverbs Finish the following proverbs. • Better late than never. • Two heads are better than one. • East or West home is best.

Creative station Praise your mother! the most hospitable the youngest the nicest the most careful the most beautiful the most friendly the cleverest the smartest the kindest the most wonderful