Comparative
The jaguar/ the dolphin (dangerous)
The jaguar is more dangerous than the dolphin
THE MOST COLORFUL
Act
Acted
Was she caving a cave in the morning?
Yes she _________
was
Mich / set up/ the music
Mich´ll set up the music
MORE COLORFUL
MORE DANGEROUS OR THE MOST DANGEROUS?
THE MOST DANGEROUS
RODE
________ she collecting leaves?
Was
Who will buy the ballons?
Ann _____
will
SLOTH/SPIDER MONKEK (CALM)
The sloth is calmer than the spider monkey
WHICH PUZZLE IS THE EASIEST?
THIS PUZZLE IS ______________ _______
SLEEP
SLEPT
She looks at the stars
She was looking at the stars
Will James order pizzas for the party?
Yes______
he will
PLAINER
CHEAPER OR THE CHEAPEST?
THE CHEAPEST
READ
READ
Was he finding animal tracks?
No, he ____
wasn´t
You´ll bake the cupcakes (-)
You won´t bake the cupcakes
We use comparative form when we want to __________________
compare two nouns
Superlative adjective is used to ____________
compare two or more nouns
We use past tense to talk about
past finished actions or events
pick wild/ I/ strawberries
I was picking wild strawberries
We use future tense to talk about
future actions, plans, predictions, promises and events