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The document provides an outline for an English lesson on vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing practice related to comparative and superlative adjectives. It includes a word bank and examples for a speaking presentation comparing different types of holidays and expressing preferences using comparative adjectives.

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Power Up L3

The document provides an outline for an English lesson on vocabulary, grammar, reading and writing practice related to comparative and superlative adjectives. It includes a word bank and examples for a speaking presentation comparing different types of holidays and expressing preferences using comparative adjectives.

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Dec3

OUTLINE
Vocabulary

Adjectives for opinions and feelings: surprised, dangerous, difficult, easy, hungry, tired, afraid…

A new adventure: adventure, world tour, email, busy, travel, round…

Grammar

Comparative adjectives with more

e.g. Circus clothes are more beautiful than mine.

e.g. The circus is more exciting than the farm.

Superlative adjectives with most

e.g. This city is one of the most beautiful in the world.

e.g. In my family, my brother is the most frightened of spiders.

English Reading

Story: Comparative adjectives with more in the context

English Writing

Sentence-writing practice

English Speaking

Presentation: Talk about different kinds of holidays and compare

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Presentation
Q: Can you tell me some different kinds of holidays? Which one do you like best?

holidays

to the beach

I like the best:

Because:

are more .

Word Bank

holidays in the mountains, beach, river, city, countryside, forest, funfair, Disneyland
exciting, beautiful, dangerous, happy, interesting, favourite, more, the most

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Example:

I have many holiday plans.

We can have a holiday on the beach, in the mountains,

beside the river, or in the Disneyland!

I like going to the beach most, because I think holidays on the beach are the most exciting.

I can look for interesting shells and swim in the sea.

So I think holidays on the beach are more interesting than holidays in the mountains.

Hint:

I have many holiday plans.

We can have a holiday .

I like most,

because I think .

I can .

So I think is/are more than .

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