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1、形容词的比较形容词的比较形容词的比较形容词的比较形容词的比较形容词的比较Comparison of adjectives Comparison of adjectives Comparison of adjectives 1;.GRAMMARDescribingthingswithadjectivesFillintheblanksusingadjectivesasmanyaspossible:a/an_catThecatis_.a_flowerThefloweris_._hairHer/Hishairis_.2ADJECTIVES ADJECTIVES PART APART Asuperlat
2、ivecomparative3;.longlonglongerlongest4;.shortestshortestshortshorter5;.smallestsmallestsmallsmallsmallersmaller6;.cheapestcheapestcheapercheapercheapcheap￥4.80￥3.60￥2.80They are very delicious .They are very delicious .7;.Which one would you like?nicestnicestnicenicenicernicer8;.heaviestheaviesthea
3、vyheavyheavierheavierheavyheavyy yheavheavheavheavierieriestiest9;.biggestbiggestbiggerbiggerbigbig10;.the most interestingthe most interestingCountry:Country:interestinginterestingmore interestingmore interesting11;.City :City :the beautifulthe beautifulbeautifulbeautifulbeautifulbeautifulmoremorem
4、ostmost12Good,better,bestGood,better,best Good , better , best .Good , better , best .Never let it rest .Never let it rest . Till good is better . Till good is better . And better is best . And better is best .Rhyme:Rhyme:13;.Do you know how to form comparatives and superlatives with adjectives?Do y
5、ou know how to form comparatives and superlatives with adjectives? Please read the table . Please read the table .14cleanhelpfuleasycheerfultidyimportantclosebigwidecleverhealthytiredhotgoodsadfarcleanercleanestcleanercleanesteasiereasiesteasiereasiesttidiertidiesttidiertidiestcloserclosestcloserclo
6、sestwiderwidestwiderwidesthealthierhealthiesthealthierhealthiesthotterhottesthotterhottestsaddersaddestsaddersaddestmoremoremostmostmoremoremostmostmoremoremostmostbiggerbiggestbiggerbiggesteresterestmoremoremostmostbetterbestbetterbestfartherfarthestfartherfarthest15PART BPART BPART BPART B16;.tall
7、esttall tallerMr Ring is taller than Mr Read .Mr Green is taller than Mr Ring and Mr Read. .Mr ReadMr RingMr Green17;.SandyshairislongerthanMillieshair/Millies.Mybookismoreinterestingthanherbook/hers.SandyistallerthanMillie.DanielismorehelpfulthanSimon.NOTE: We use comparatives to compare two people
8、/things. We usually add “-er” to short adjectives and use “more” for long adjectives18Model:Donaldis_(neat)Sam.Model:Donaldis_(neat)Sam.neaterthanneaterthan1.Janeis_(tall)Amy.1.Janeis_(tall)Amy.2.Carlis_(heavy)Jack.2.Carlis_(heavy)Jack.3.Iam_(fat)Betty.3.Iam_(fat)Betty.4.Thepieis_(good)thecake.4.The
9、pieis_(good)thecake.5.Julieis_(thin)John.5.Julieis_(thin)John.6.Herparentsarent_(rich)his.6.Herparentsarent_(rich)his.7.Myhomeisnt_(far)hers.7.Myhomeisnt_(far)hers.taller thantaller thanheavier thanfatter thanbetter thanbetter thanthinner thanthinner thanricher thanricher thanfarther thanfarther tha
10、n19Jim is young .Jim is young .Lucy is younger than Jim .Lucy is younger than Jim .Kate is younger than Lucy.Kate is younger than Lucy.So Kate is the youngest So Kate is the youngest of the three/allof the three/all . .KateKateLucyLucyJimJim20;.Whose drawing is ?Whose drawing is ?Whose drawing is th
11、e of all ?goodbetterbestLucyDavidAnn 21;.Maxisthetallestboyinhisclass.Thatisthemostexpensivepaintingintheshop.Amyisthefunniestgirlamongmyfriends.Tomisthemostgenerouspersonofall/ofthesix.NOTE: We use superlatives to compare three or more people/things. We usually add “-est” to short adjectives and us
12、e “ most “ for long adjectives, and we add “the” before the superlatives.22Model:Model:Brianis_(smart)personIknow.Brianis_(smart)personIknow.the smartestthe smartest1.Marvinis_(clever)boy.1.Marvinis_(clever)boy.2.Uncleis_(interesting)personinourfamily.2.Uncleis_(interesting)personinourfamily.3.Wehav
13、e_(large)roominthebuilding.3.Wehave_(large)roominthebuilding.4.Melis_(lazy)studentofall.4.Melis_(lazy)studentofall.the cleverestthe cleverestthe most interestingthe most interestingthe largestthe largestthe laziestthe laziest23Lookatthefollowingtable,comparethestudents,usingtall,heavy,fast.Height(cm
14、)Weight(kg)Swimming(sec/50m)Simon1585034Peter1684932Sandy1606034Millie1504440Amy1505030241.Millie的英语比Jenny好.Millies English is better than Jennys.2.我想潜水是最有趣的活动.I think diving is the most interesting sport.3.大连和三亚一样美丽.Dalian is as beautiful as Sanya.4.英语不如日语难.English is not as difficult as Japanese.2
15、5You see:You see:Sandys English is as good as Kittys.Sandys English is as good as Kittys.Amys drawing is as good as Peters.Amys drawing is as good as Peters.Amy is as heavy as Kitty.Amy is as heavy as Kitty.26The bike is going fast .The bike is going fast .The tractor is going faster .The tractor is
16、 going faster .The taxi is going the fastest .The taxi is going the fastest .27lThe car goes .lThe train goes than the car . lThe plane goes of all .fast fasterthe fastest28MillieSandyAmyPeterKittySimonHeight (cm)150160145168150158Weight (kg)444540494048Swimming403830343632(sec/50m)Drawing9/1010/105
17、/105/106/108/10CompetitionEnglishtest10/108/109/106/108/107/1029asas,notasas(veryinteresting-,notinteresting-)30Practiceusingthan,themost,asas,notasas.Amy:Veryinterestingnotinterestingdiving swimming hiking cyclingskiingcampingVerydangerousnotdangeroushiking skiing cycling swimmingdivingcamping31Bri
18、ghter, and the man took off his coat. It shone harder still, and the man began to take off his shirt. Brighter, and the man took off his coat. It shone harder still, and the man began to take off his shirt. Then the wind said to the sun: Then the wind said to the sun: “ “ThatThat s enough. You are s
19、tronger than I.s enough. You are stronger than I. Q.Whoisstronger,thesunorthewind?Why?Q.Whenandhowdoweusecomparatives?Q.Whenandhowdoweusesuperlatives?32PracticeMake up a story about your best friend using : comparatives, superlatives, asas, not as as. 33City City CountryCountryl lWhich do you like b
20、etter,the city or the country?34lWhich do you like best ,dogs,cats or chickens?35Good Luck !36;.PART CPART C37Which goes more quickly,the train or the car?Which goes more quickly,the train or the car?Which goes the quickest,the plane ,the car or the train?Which goes the quickest,the plane ,the car or the train?ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBSADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS38
