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Find Someone Who : Comparative Adjectives

This document provides instructions for an activity where students stand up and move around the classroom, finding other students to answer comparative adjective questions. The questions ask students to find someone who can provide examples of animals smaller than a mouse, has smaller feet, has a larger CD collection, jobs more dangerous than teaching, can say the alphabet more quickly, knows of a cheaper car than a BMW, can name two irregular comparative adjectives, thinks women learn languages more easily than men, knows of three more fattening foods than bread, can name two more boring sports than football, is worse at singing, and goes swimming more often.

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Find Someone Who : Comparative Adjectives

This document provides instructions for an activity where students stand up and move around the classroom, finding other students to answer comparative adjective questions. The questions ask students to find someone who can provide examples of animals smaller than a mouse, has smaller feet, has a larger CD collection, jobs more dangerous than teaching, can say the alphabet more quickly, knows of a cheaper car than a BMW, can name two irregular comparative adjectives, thinks women learn languages more easily than men, knows of three more fattening foods than bread, can name two more boring sports than football, is worse at singing, and goes swimming more often.

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Comparative adjectives

Ask students to stand up and move around the class talking to other students to find someone in
the group to answer each of the questions. Encourage students to speak to as many different
people in the class as possible. When most of the class have completed the table, feedback
some of the more interesting answers with the whole group.

Find someone who… Name of student and answers

…can tell you the names of three


1 animals which are smaller than a mouse.

2 …has smaller feet than you.

…has a larger CD collection than you


3 have.

…can tell you three jobs which are more


4 dangerous than teaching.

…can say the English alphabet more


5 quickly than you can.

…can tell you the name of a cheaper car


6 than a BMW.

…can tell you two irregular comparative


7 adjectives.

…thinks that women can learn


8 languages more easily than men.

…can tell you three food items which


9 are more fattening than bread.

…can tell you two sports which are


10 more boring than football.

11 …is worse than you at singing.

…goes swimming more often than you


12 do.

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