Speaking about food

Difference between THROUGH and THOROUGH in English

Synonyms of Terrible

-ing and -ed adjectives

fun or funny?

Compound adjectives in English

-ing / -ed adjectives

Our favourite animals

Our favourite animal from Ana Arias Castro

Adjectives describing personality

Commonly confused adjectives

Comparative and superlative adjectives

These next weeks we are going to study comparative and superlative structures in our classes.  This chart summarizes the main points that you have to keep in mind:

Eso 3 comparatives & superlatives from Ana Arias Castro

If you want to download the worksheet used in class, click here and if you want to check if you already know this grammar structure, you may try:

• Summary of grammar and exercise (the sheet at the top)
• more detailed grammar rules 
• exercise sheet
• this Hot Potatoes exercise.
• geography quizz
• crosswords from the BBC Learning English website
• English at home: grammar summary
• English at home: online exercise
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen as...as
• learnenglishfeelgood.com online exercise
• a selection of exercises from tolearnenglish.com
• basic comparatives: grammar and exercise from English at Home
• British Council: modifying comparatives
• Comparatives exercise (English at Home)
• Superlatives exercise (English at Home)

Now try comparing the pairs of elements in this presentation:

Comparison pairs from Ana Arias Castro

Comparison groups 2017 from Ana Arias Castro

Comparatives from Ana Arias Castro

Last exercise: Compare the people in this picture:

Adjectives in -ed and -ing

Misplaced adverbs

How to avoid saying "very" in English

Adjectives

Compound adjectives

Comparative and superlative adjectives

These next weeks we are going to study comparative and superlative structures in our classes.  This chart summarizes the main points that you have to keep in mind:

Eso 3 comparatives & superlatives from Ana Arias Castro

If you want to download the worksheet used in class, click here and if you want to check if you already know this grammar structure, you may try:

• Summary of grammar and exercise (the sheet at the top)
• more detailed grammar rules 
• exercise sheet
• this Hot Potatoes exercise.
• geography quizz
• crosswords from the BBC Learning English website
• English at home: grammar summary
• English at home: online exercise
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen as...as
• learnenglishfeelgood.com online exercise
• a selection of exercises from tolearnenglish.com
• basic comparatives: grammar and exercise from English at Home
• British Council: modifying comparatives
• Comparatives exercise (English at Home)
• Superlatives exercise (English at Home)

Now try comparing the pairs of elements in this presentation:

Comparison pairs from Ana Arias Castro

Comparison groups from Ana Arias Castro

Comparatives from Ana Arias Castro

Last exercise: Compare the people in this picture:

Comparative and superlative adjectives

These next weeks we are going to study comparative and superlative structures in our classes.  This chart summarizes the main points that you have to keep in mind:

Eso 3 comparatives & superlatives from Ana Arias Castro

If you want to download the worksheet used in class, click here and if you want to check if you already know this grammar structure, you may try:

• Summary of grammar and exercise (the sheet at the top)
• more detailed grammar rules 
• exercise sheet
• this Hot Potatoes exercise.
• geography quizz
• crosswords from the BBC Learning English website
• English at home: grammar summary
• English at home: online exercise
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen comparatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 1
• Englisch-hilfen superlatives 2
• Englisch-hilfen as...as
• learnenglishfeelgood.com online exercise
• a selection of exercises from tolearnenglish.com
• basic comparatives: grammar and exercise from English at Home
• British Council: modifying comparatives
• Comparatives exercise (English at Home)
• Superlatives exercise (English at Home)

Now try comparing the pairs of elements in this presentation:

Comparison pairs from Ana Arias Castro

Comparison groups from Ana Arias Castro

Comparatives from Ana Arias Castro

Last exercise: Compare the people in this picture:

Possessive adjectives

These exercises will let you revise your subject and determiner personal pronouns:

SUBJECT
These pronouns replace any other subject and they usually go before the verb:

• Are you 15? (= the person I am sepaking to)
• We don't like going to the beach. (=my sister and I)
• They are our best friends. (=Sandra and Lynn)

POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES

These determiners go before the noun and they tell us who (or what) the object, person... belongs to:

• I have a cat. This is my cat.
• Their homework is really difficult.
• My sister has a boyfriend. Her boyfriend is tall.

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EXERCISES

• subject pronouns
• subject pronouns 2
• what type of pronoun is it?
• possessive adjectives
• possessive adjectives 2
• possessive adjectives 3
• possessive adjectives 4
• possessive adjectives 5
• possessive adjectives 6
• possessive adjectives 7

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POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS
These pronouns substitute a complement with a possessive:

• It is my cat. It is mine.
• It is your bag. It is yours.
• Those are her books. They are hers.

EXERCISES

• exercise a4esl.org - choose the right pronoun
• exercise a4esl.org - choose the right pronoun 2
• my english pages - possessive adjectives (my) and pronouns (mine)
• learn English feel good -  write the pronoun
• learn English feel good - write the pronoun 2
• English test - 10 sentences - choose the right pronoun

Adjectives ending in -ed and -ing

First read the infographic and then try to do the following exercises:

EXERCISES:

• ESL Quizz