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Three Classmates

The document provides a worksheet activity where students draw pictures of three classmates based on comparative and superlative descriptions of their appearance and clothing. Students read sentences comparing the classmates' heights, weights, hair length, eye size, ear size, nose size, and more. They then draw each classmate to match the descriptions. As an extension, students write their own comparative sentences to describe other classmates.

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Three Classmates

The document provides a worksheet activity where students draw pictures of three classmates based on comparative and superlative descriptions of their appearance and clothing. Students read sentences comparing the classmates' heights, weights, hair length, eye size, ear size, nose size, and more. They then draw each classmate to match the descriptions. As an extension, students write their own comparative sentences to describe other classmates.

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TEACHER’S NOTES

WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Three Classmates

Activity Type Introduction


Grammar, Reading and In this comparatives and superlatives activity, students draw
Vocabulary Activity: pictures of three people from comparative and superlative
reading for detail, descriptions of their appearance.
drawing
Procedure
Focus Give each student a copy of the worksheet and some coloured
pencils.
Comparatives and
superlatives
First, students read comparative and superlative sentences,
Appearance and clothes describing three classmates.
vocabulary
After reading the sentences, students draw pictures of the three
classmates from the descriptions and compare their pictures with
Aim a partner.

To draw pictures of As an extension, students write comparative and superlative


people from comparative descriptions of three students in their class and then dictate the
and superlative description to their partner for them to draw.
descriptions.

Preparation
Make one copy of the
worksheet for each
student. You will also
need some coloured
pencils.

Level
Pre-intermediate (A2)

Time
20 minutes

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COMPARATIVES AND SUPERLATIVES

WORKSHEETS, ACTIVITIE S & GA ME S Three Classmates

Oliver Aiden Isabella

Read the sentences and draw the three classmates.

1. Oliver, Aiden and Isabella are classmates.

2. Oliver is the tallest.

3. Isabella is shorter than Aiden.

4. Aiden is the fattest.

5. Oliver is thinner than Isabella.

6. Aiden's hair is longer than Oliver's, but it's shorter than Isabella's.

7. Isabella has got the biggest eyes. They are blue.

8. Oliver's eyes are bigger than Aiden's. They both have brown eyes.

9. Aiden's ears are bigger than Isabella's, but they're smaller than Oliver's.

10. Oliver's nose is bigger than Isabella's.

11. Aiden has the smallest nose.

12. Isabella has the nicest smile and Aiden has the longest neck.

13. Oliver is the smartest. He's wearing a blue shirt and black trousers. His shoes are also black.

14. Aiden is wearing a blue T-shirt and green shorts. He has got white trainers on.

15. Isabella is wearing a red dress. She has also got red shoes on.

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