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Leidenfrosty Posted 15 years ago
Teaching
Comparative Adjectives
Can someone please give me a few words of advice?
I am doing an assessment for my TEFL and they have asked me to teach the following: To be able to compare objects and people, to learn the comparative form of adjectives.
This is all the information I have been given. I subsequently failed my first attempt. The tutor said not superlative forms, so now I am confused. This is an online course.
I'm sorry if I sound qtupid by asking this question but it's just so vague.
I am doing an assessment for my TEFL and they have asked me to teach the following: To be able to compare objects and people, to learn the comparative form of adjectives.
This is all the information I have been given. I subsequently failed my first attempt. The tutor said not superlative forms, so now I am confused. This is an online course.
I'm sorry if I sound qtupid by asking this question but it's just so vague.
Top answer
Hi, You need to teach about comparing only two things, two people. Not more than two. How would you do that?
- Hi, You need to teach about comparing only two things, two people.
- Not more than two.
- How would you do that?
- Clive
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Hi,
You need to teach about comparing only two things, two people. Not more than two.
How would you do that?
Clive
You need to teach about comparing only two things, two people. Not more than two.
How would you do that?
Clive
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