Comparatives & superlatives

Hello everyone!

Last week we revised countable and uncountable nouns and also how to form comparatives and superlatives in English.

You can practise comparatives and superlatives here (you can select four different levels of difficulty). And here you have a text about London and another one about Los Angeles, with a grammar exercise at the end.


Then we read a text about the hottest, the coldest and the highest cities in the world, and you talked about the funniest anecdote and the best moment in your lives. Some of them were really good!! :) Also, we learnt vocabulary related to the weather (what's the weather like today?). For homework, you have to do the last two exercises of the photocopy.





Finally, we finished the book Great Expectations. I read your comments yesterday, and I was happy to see that you all liked it!

Now you know the exam calendar, so, please, use this weekend to start revising and ask me any questions you have.

See you next week! :)

Ps: Remember that you also have to write a composition for next Monday/Tuesday: write about your favourite place in the world (it can be a country, a city, your town, your house, even your bedroom!). Try to use as much vocabulary and grammar as you can (100-120 words).

Algunas ideas de cosas sobre las que podéis hablar: describir el lugar (vocabulario de la casa), qué tiempo hace (the weather), decid por qué os gusta, cuándo fue la primera vez que fuisteis (pasado), con qué frecuencia vais (adverbios de frecuencia), con quién, qué hacéis allí (actividades cotidianas, can), cuándo vais a volver de nuevo (futuro), etc.