Whether it's compararatives and superlatives, or you're looking to spice up your students' wordpower, Handouts Online has adjective worksheets for you!!
>> This worksheet has been updated in 2009 with additional exercises, US/US versions and a new design. <<
Students need lots of practice of comparative adjectives! The topic in this worksheet is choosing where to go on vacation.
This handout has conversation, grammar practice, and an information-gap exercise. It's great for really getting your students using the target language accurately.
The worksheet is designed for elementary-level students. However, it will also work in lower-intermediate classes.
Comparative adjectives can be a stumbling block for some lower-level students. If your class needs additional practice, this worksheet can be set as homework.
There are five different exercises, including controlled practice and creative production. It?s great for students who are having difficulty producing the target language accurately.
This worksheet is great for an instant business lesson.
There's a conversation, comparative adjective practice and lots of discussion questions.
Although this worksheet contains lots of business English, it will work well with upper-intermediate and advanced level students studying more general English.
This crossword is a great way to build intermediate students' vocabulary. It teaches some stronger (polite) adjectives which are common in everyday conversation.
Vocabulary taught includes: hilarious, tragic, dire, boiling, freezing and so on.
Superlative Adjectives & Present Perfect with 'Ever'
Level:
Pre-intermediate
Time:
20 minutes
Description:
Great conversation cards - easy to use, and your students will really get talking about some of their more memorable experiences. The structure is superlative plus present perfect.
It only takes thirty seconds to prepare ... an ideal quick filler for an overworked TEFL teacher!
