LIFE 3 UNIT 3 B1 PART B

Lesson Objective. ​
At the end of this lesson, you will be able to talk about different means of transportation and compare things using comparative and superlative adjectives.

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LEVEL B1
BOOK-LIFE 3

Open Ended

Write the words you remember from the class lastweek.

Match

Match the following transportation vocabulary.

• The maximum speed you can legally travel.

• A long line of vehicles moving slowly on the road.

• The time of the day lots of people travel to / from work.

• The money you spend on gas for transportation.

• The main or central part of a city.

speed limit

traffic jam

rush hour

fuel costs

downtown

• speed limit

• traffic jam

• rush hour

• fuel costs

• downtown

​Comparative and Superlative

Multiple Choice

The man is ______ ___ the girl. (tall)

• tall than

• taller than

• tallest

• more tall than

Multiple Choice

My cousin is very tall. He is __________ cousin I have.

• taller

• the tallest

SHORT ADJECTIVES

If the adjective is a "CVC" (consonant + vowel + consonant) like in BIG - HOT - FAT we double the last consonant +er+than

Example:

Julia is fatTER than Betty.

Multiple Choice

The brown house is ______ _____ the white house. (BIG)

• biggest

• more big

• bigger than

• biger

SHORT ADJECTIVES

If the adjective end in "Y" like:

HAPPY - LAZY - CRAZY - LUCKY

We change the "Y" for an "I" +er+than

Example:

The boy is lazIER than the girl.

Multiple Choice

The girls is ____ ____ the boy. (HAPPY)

• happiest

• more happier

• happy than

• happier than

LONG ADJECTIVES

For long adjectives we just add "more" BEFORE the word and "than" AFTER the word.

Example:

The princess is MORE beautiful THAN the witch.

Multiple Choice

The car is _____ ______ ____ the bike. (EXPENSIVE)

• most expensive

• expensiver than

• more expensive than

IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES

Multiple Choice

Angels are _______ ______ devils. (GOOD)

• gooder than

• better than

Multiple Choice

Correct the sentences

1. The red tie is more cheap than the blue one.

• The red tie is cheaper than the blue one

• The red tie is more cheap than the blue one

• The red tie is most cheap than the blue one

• The red tie is more cheaper than the blue one

Multiple Choice

4.Jack's mark is......than Tom's mark

• Gooder

• More good

• Good

• Better

Multiple Choice

Correct the sentence

2.Your shoes are expensive than my shoes

• Your shoes are expensive than my shoes

• Your shoes are as expensive than my shoes

• Your shoes are more expensive than my shoes

• Your shoes are expensiver than my shoes

Multiple Select

Select all the types of transportation types they talked about.

• bicycle

• bus

• car

• train

Multiple Choice

The weather is ______ today than it was yesterday.

• bad

• the worst

• worse

• badder

Dropdown

​ Eight-thirty in the morning is the ​

Select answer

time for traffic.

Dropdown

My bicycle is ​

Select answer

than your car during rush hour

Dropdown

I travel ​

Select answer

than you

Dropdown

They're ​ better, but they're also ​

Select answer

expensive

Dropdown

The ​

Select answer

bus takes over an hour

Which city is bigger, more populated, and more dangerous?

Multiple Choice

Peter is 24 years old. John is 24 years old. Peter is ____ John

• as younger than

• as handsome as

• as smart as

• as old as

Multiple Choice

Moscow is ____ St. Petersburg in the winter.

• as cold as

• as hot than

• as hot as

• more cold

Multiple Choice

Listening to music is ____ listening to a podcast

• as fast as

• as fun as

• as loud as

• as far as

Dropdown

1​

Select answer

2​ ​

Select answer

3​

Select answer

4​

Select answer

5​

Select answer

Open Ended

Write full sentences. use the comparative forms and modifiers. Follow the example.

Multiple Choice

To talk about a big difference, we use _ or ___ before a comparative adjective.

• a bit / a little

• a bit / a lot

• much / a little

• much / a lot

Multiple Choice

To talk about a small difference, we use _ or ___ before a comparative adjective.

• a bit / a little

• a bit / a lot

• much / a little

• much / a lot

Open Ended

What did you learn today?