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Anonymous Posted 16 years ago
Grammar

Comparatives lesson plan

I'm currently doing a TEFL course and for my most recent assignment I've written a lesson plan on comparatives for Elementary level students. However I'm struggling to explain the correct target language. Do I need to give examples? I only wrote 'comparative adjectives + than' which in hindsight wasn't enough at all, I have to resubmit the answer but I'm not entirely sure what to put.

Any help on this would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance.

Nia
  

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Well, an elementary student isn't going to understand 'comparative adjectives + than' without an example or two. And what about comparative adverbs? Shouldn't you teach them at the same time?

— Mister Micawber

  • Well, an elementary student isn't going to understand 'comparative adjectives + than' without an example or two.
  • And what about comparative adverbs?
  • Shouldn't you teach them at the same time?
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Well, an elementary student isn't going to understand 'comparative adjectives + than' without an example or two. And what about comparative adverbs? Shouldn't you teach them at the same time?
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