English 10 unit 16 historical places danh cho hoc sinh thpt lop 10 chuong trinh co ban

Because John is more intelligent than Danny and John is more intelligent than Henry... - Some irregular adjectives in comparison: ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVES SUPERATIVES furthest friendly

ENGLISH 10

HISTORICAL PLACES

SPOT THE DIFFERENCES

Yes-no questions and Affirmative and

Who is more intelligent ?

A competition is organized to sort

out the most intelligent student to

participate in a mental game The

winner will be awarded a special gift

Who will be chosen?

John is more intelligent

than Danny

= Danny is less intelligent

than John.

YES-NO questions and Affirmative and

Who is the tallest boy ?

John is the tallest boy (among John, Danny, Henry).

Who is the most intelligent boy?

John is the most

intelligent boy

(Because John is more

intelligent than Danny

and John is more

intelligent than

Henry).

Note : -We only use the superlative

comparison in the circumstance that

there are at least three subjects

- Some irregular adjectives in comparison:

ADJECTIVE COMPARATIVES SUPERATIVES

furthest

friendly Friendlier/ more

friendly

Friendliest/ the most friendly

COMPARATIVES SUPERLATIVES

We use comparatives to compare

two things or two people

To form comparatives and

superlatives you need to know the

number of syllables in the adjective

Superlatives are used, however, to compare to show the difference between more than two things or more than two people

Eg : She is taller than her husband Eg: Paris is the biggest city in

France

COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS

Decide if the following sentences are True( T) or False(F):

1, The comparatives is used with the form : S+ to est+than+S2

be+adj-2, The superlatives is used with the form : S+ to be+ the adj-er

3, The superlatives is not used in circumstance that there are two things(people) to compare.

4, The comparatives and superlatives have the same form with both short and long adjectives.

5, The superlatives is always indispensible of the article “the” in the comparison sentence.

COMPREHENSION QUESTIONS

Decide if the following sentences are True( T) or False(F):

1, The comparatives is used with the form : S+ tobe+adj-est+than+S2

4, The comparatives and superlatives have the same form with both short and long adjectives F

5, The superlatives is always indepensible of the article “the” in the

comparision sentence T

Exercise 2: Write the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives

Adjective Comparative Superlative

Adjective Comparatives Superlative

2.Professional More professional The most professional

3.Expensive More expensive The most expensive

7 Beautiful More beautiful The most beautiful

9.Cheap Cheaper The cheapest

10 Intelligent More intelligent The most intelligent

Complete the following sentences Use the comparative form of the adjectives in brackets

1.Tiny is (tall) than Sky.

2.Sky is (good) at basketball than Tiny.

3.Tiny is (fast) than Sky.

4.Sky is (popular) than Tiny 5.Sky’s feet are (big) than Tiny’s feet.

1.Tiny is TALLER than Sky 2.Sky is BETTER at basketball than Tiny.

3.Tiny is FASTER than Sky 4.Sky is MORE POPULAR

than Tiny.

5.Sky’s feet are BIGGER

than Tiny’s feet.

Complete the following

sentences Use the

superlative form of the adjectives in brackets.

1.Al is THE SHORTEST

2.Ed is THE THINNEST

3.Al is wearing THE MOST COLOURFUL clothes.

4.Ed is THE TALLEST.

5.Joe is THE SMARTEST

Complete with the COMPARATIVE

OR THE SUPERLATIVE

1 You look much (good) yesterday

2 The (bad) thing you can do near a

fierce dog is to be afraid.

3 She's (careful) girl in my class She

has never broken anything.

4 In some ways walking is ……… (healthy) than

travelling by bus or car

5 Who is (beautiful), Madonna or

Sophia Loren ?

1 You look much BETTER yesterday

2 The WORST thing you can do near a fierce

dog is to be afraid.

3 She's THE MOST CAREFUL girl in my

class She has never broken anything.

4 In some ways walking is MORE HEALTHIER

than travelling by bus or car

5 Who is MORE BEAUTIFUL , Madonna or

Sophia Loren ?

LIFE NOWSADAY & IN THE PAST

than  it was in my grandparents’ youth.

than it was in the past.

than in the past.

the past