1. Use a comparative to compare two hobbies 2. Use a superlative to compare all hobbies. Useful words: boring, interesting, difficult, fun, relaxing
1. Use a comparative to compare two cities/towns 2. Use a superlative to compare all cities/towns. Useful words: crowded, exciting, beautiful, polluted, busy.
1. Use a comparative to compare two continents 2. Use a superlative to compare all continents. Useful words: use big, small, beautiful
1. Use a comparative to compare two animals 2. Use a superlative to compare all animals. Useful words: fast, cute, dangerous
1. Use a comparative to compare two pieces of clothing. 2. Use a superlative to compare all pieces of clothing. Useful words: comfortable, formal, sporty, smart.
1. Use a comparative to compare two sports 2. Use a superlative to compare all sports. Useful words: use easy, tiring, popular.
1. Use a comparative to compare two meals 2. Use a superlative to compare all meals. Useful words: tasty, sweet, delicious, disgusting, expensive.
1. Use a comparative to compare two months 2. Use a superlative to compare all months. Useful words: freezing, warm, long
1. Use a comparative to compare two types of transport 2. Use a superlative to compare all types of transport. Useful words: fast, slow, expensive
1. Use a comparative to compare two teachers 2. Use a superlative to compare all of your teachers. Useful words: strict, interesting, young.
1. Use a comparative to compare two holidays 2. Use a superlative to describe a holiday. Useful words : relaxing, stressful, expensive
1. Use a comparative to compare two jobs 2. Use a superlative to compare all jobs. Useful words: important, stressful, easy.
1. Use a comparative to compare two subjects 2. Use a superlative to compare all subjects. Useful words: easy, interesting, hard.
1. Use a comparative to compare two fast food restaurants 2. Use a superlative to compare all fast food restaurants. Useful words: cheap, expensive, delicious
1. Use a comparative to compare two films 2. Use a superlative to compare all films. Useful words: interesting, funny, bad good
1. Use a comparative to compare two classmates 2. Use a superlative to compare all of your classmates. Useful words: tall, talkative, clever.
1. Use a comparative to compare two drinks 2. Use a superlative to compare all drinks. Useful words: cold, hot, sweet.
1. Use a comparative to compare two of these people 2. Use a superlative to compare all of these people.