Lesson Plan
Subject :
English Comparative
and Superlative
Class : Mathayom3 Time
: 2 hours
Date :
Terminal Objective :
Students will
be able to use comparative and superlative forms of adjective in sentence.
Enabling Objectives :
Students will
be able to change adjective of comparative and superlative forms.
Students will
be able to fill in the blank with appropriable forms of adjective.
Students
will be able to make up sentences by using comparative and superlative forms of
adjective.
Contents :
Structure : Comparative and Superlative forms adjective.
Vocabulary: Adjective
Instructional Media :
1. PowerPoint – Comparative
and Superlative
2. Handout
3. Word cards
4. Worksheet
Evaluation :
Students can
describe form of comparative and superlative and make sentence.
Learning Experiences :
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Teacher (T)
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Students (Ss)
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Warm-up (5 minutes.)
(Greeting and checking
attendance)
Today L have interesting
contents to teach you. Do you know adjective ?
What is an adjective ?
Please tell me which word of
the adjective do you know.
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Yes, I do.
Adjective is in part of speech. It modifies a noun or a pronoun.
Beautiful , handsome , tall , short , fat , big , thin , sad
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Presentation : ( 70 minutes)
Today we are going to
learn about comparative and superlative of adjective.
Vocabulary :
(T
shows word cards pronounce and tell the meaning of end word.)
(T shows PowerPoint
describe forming of comparative and superlative and distribute the handout to
Ss)
Forming of comparative and superlative adjective.
1. One-syllable
adjectives.
-Form the Comparative and Superlative forms of a one-syllable
adjective by adding “-er” for the comparative form and “-est” for the
superlative.
I want to change the adjective is “deep” to be Comparative and
Superlative. Please tell how to change.
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Ss look at the handout and listen.
deeper than , the deepest
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- If the one-syllable adjective ends with an “e” , just add “-r”
for the comparative and “-st” for the superlative form.
I want to change the adjective is “fine” to be Comparative and
Superlative. Please tell how to change.
And brave?
-If the one-syllable adjective ends with a single consonant with
a vowel before it, double the consonant and add “-er” for the comparative
form; and double the consonant and add “-est” for the superlative form.
I want to change the adjective is “sad” to be comparative and superlative.
Please tell how to change.
2. Two-syllable
adjectives.
-With most two-syllable adjectives, you form the comparative with
“more” and the superlative with “most”.
I want to change the adjective is “handsome” to be comparative
and superlative. Please tell how to change.
-If the two-syllable adjectives ends with “-y”, change the “y” to
“i” and add “-er” for the comparative form. For the superlative form change
the “y” to “i” and add “-est”
I want to change the adjective is “dry” to be comparative and superlative.
Please tell how to change.
-Two-syllable adjectives ending in “-er , -ie , or –ow” take
“-er” and
“-est” to form the comparative and superlative forms.
I want to change the adjective is “simple” to be comparative and
superlative. Please tell how to change.
3. Adjectives with three
or more syllables.
-For adjectives with three syllables or more, you form the
comparative with “more” and the superlative with “most”
I want to change the adjective is “envious” to be comparative and
superlative. Please tell how to change.
4. Exceptions
-Irregular adjective
-Two-syllable adjectives that follow two rules. These adjectives
can be used with “-er” and “-est” and with more and most.
This is form of comparative and superlative adjective.
Do you have any questions?
Alright. Now, listen to me carefully. I will ask you about
comparative and superlative for check your understanding.
The superlative of hot is...?
The comparative of fine is ...?
The comparative of joyful is...?
The comparative of bad is…?
The superlative of beautiful is…?
The superlative of heavy is…?
(T shows word card while
ask Ss and shows the correct answer when Ss answered correctly.)
Good job!!! Give
yourselves a big hand.
Example : Sentences
Next, I will shows sentence of comparative and superlative to you
(T writes sentences of
comparative and superlative on board.)
1. tall , taller than ,
the tallest
 Mary
is taller than Max.
Mary is the tallest of all
the students.
2. old , older than , the oldest
 Max
is older than John.
Of the three students. Max
is the oldest.
3. long , longer than , the longest
 My
hair is longer than your hair.
Max’s story is the
longest story I’ve ever heard.
4. large , larger than , the largest
·
Mary's car is larger than Max's car.
·
Mary's
house is the tallest of all
the houses on the block.
5. wise , wiser than ,
the wisest
·
 Max is wiser than his
brother.
·
Max is the wisest person
I know.
6. big , bigger than , the biggest
·
 My dog is bigger than your
dog.
·
My dog is the
biggest of all the dogs in the neighborhood.
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7. Thin , thinner
than , the thinnest
·
 Max is thinner than John.
·
Of all the students in the
class, Max is the thinnest.
8. peaceful , more peaceful than , the most
peaceful
·
This morning is more
peaceful than yesterday morning.
·
Max's house in the mountains
is the most peaceful in the world.
9. happy , happier than , the happiest
·
 John is happier today than he
was yesterday.
·
John is the happiest boy in the
world.
10. busy , busier than , the busiest
·
 Mary is busier than Max.
·
Mary is the busiest person
I've ever met.
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11. Narrow , narrower than , the narrowest
·
 The roads in this town
are narrower than the roads in the city.
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This road is the narrowest of all
the roads in California.
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12. Important , more important than , the most
important
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Health is more
important than money.
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Of all the people I know,
Max is the most important.
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13. Good
, better , the best
·
 Italian food is better than American
food.
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My dog is the
best dog in the world.
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14. Gentle , gentler than , the gentlest
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Gentle , more gentle than , the most
gentle
·
 Big dogs are gentler than small
dogs.
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Of all the dogs in the
world, English Mastiffs are the gentlest.
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Big dogs are more
gentle than small dogs.
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Of all the dogs in the
world, English Mastiffs are the most gentle.
(T describes after she wrote sentences already and command Ss
read together. T told the meaning of sentences.)
Practice ( 40
minutes)
(T
distributes a worksheet to Ss.)
Make the
sentence from picture.
1.long
2. tall
 3.
fat  4.
old 5. loud
Direction : Read the sentence.
Then decide whether the comparative from (-er) or the superlative (-est) of
the adjective in parentheses fits in the blank space.
1. His shirt is a_____________(dark) shade of
blue than my shirt.
2. That basketball player is
the____________(tall) one on the team.
3. Jill is the__________(smart) girl in the
whole school.
4. The cotton plans are much________(soft)
than the polyester plans.
5. One of the chair’s legs
is____________(short) than the others.
6. That is the__________(dark) blue I have
ever seen on a shirt.
7. My older brother is
the_____________(short) kid in the family.
8. These are the_____________(soft) pajamas I
have ever worn.
9. Jack’s sister is__________ (tall) than my
sister.
10. I am____________(handsome) in my classroom.
(T walks around and look Ss. Then , time out all of class switch their
worksheet and check with your T in the same time)
Wrap-up (5 minutes)
Well, you did a great job today. Can
you help me summarize what we’re learned today?
Which part of speech to use in
comparative and superlative?
Very good. Do you have any questions? If
not, see you next time. Thanks for your attention and participation.
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finer than , the Finest
braver than , the bravest
Sadder than , The saddest
more handsome than , the most handsome
drier than , the driest
simpler than , the simplest
more envious than , the most envious
No.
the hottest
finer than
more joyful than
worse
the most beautiful
the heaviest
Ss clap their hands.
Ss write like the T wrote.
Ss repeat.
Liz’s hair is longer than Jane’s hair.
John is taller than Peter.
Mary is fatter than Sarah.
Mike is older than Sam.
Jeremy is louder than Curt.
Darker
The tallest
The smartest
Softer
Shorter
The darkest
The shortest
The softest
Taller
The handsomest
Ss check worksheet of their friend.
Forming of Comparative and Superlative.
Adjective
Ss ask questions if needed and say goodbye.)
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