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  • What is this clothing item called?
    t-shirt
  • Make a sentence using the adjective old and the following nouns: Lexie + the students in Nuria's English class
    Lexie is older than the students in Nuria's English class.
  • Who is taller?
    The man is taller.
  • What is the comparative and superlative of the adjective brave?
    comparative: braver; superlative: bravest
  • Make a sentence to compare the cat and the dog using the adjective happy.
    The dog is happier than the cat.
  • What is this clothing item called?
    Coat
  • What is in the sky?
    Clouds
  • Make a sentence to compare the cat and the dog using the adjective nervous.
    The dog is more anxious than the cat.
  • Make a sentence with a superlative using this noun and adjective: Mali + hot
    Mali is the hottest country.
  • Make a sentence to compare the following two nouns using the adjective strong: elephant + mouse
    An elephant is stronger than a mouse.
  • How is the weather?
    Frosty
  • Make a sentence to compare the cat and the dog using the adjective sad.
    The cat is sadder than the dog.
  • Make a sentence with a superlative using this noun and adjective: Colombia + wet
    Colombia is the wettest country.
  • How is the weather?
    Rainy/It is raining.
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: young
    the youngest
  • Make a sentence with a superlative using this noun and adjective: Russia + cold
    Russia is the coldest country.
  • In what season do the leaves change color and fall?
    Autumn/Fall
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: beautiful
    the most beautiful
  • What is this person wearing?
    He is wearing shorts, a t-shirt, and a hat.
  • During what season do people usually go to the beach?
    Summer
  • Compare the following two nouns using the adjective old: the grandma + the boy
    The grandma is older than the boy.
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: good
    the best
  • Compare the following two nouns using the adjective happy: the dog + the cat
    The dog is happier than the cat.
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: easy
    the easiest
  • What is the clothing item on this person's legs callled?
    Tights
  • Make a sentence with a superlative using this noun and adjective: Egypt + Dry
    Egypt is the driest country.
  • What is the comparative and superlative of the adjective important?
    comparative: more important; superlative: the most important
  • What season is this?
    Winter
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: amazing
    the most amazing
  • In what season do the flowers blossom?
    Spring
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: bad
    the worst
  • What is this person wearing?
    He is wearing trousers, a shirt, and a jacket.
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: big
    the biggest
  • How is the weather?
    Icy
  • What is the superlative of this adjective?: small
    the smallest
  • What is clothing item called?
    Boots
  • What is this clothing item called?
    Sandals
  • How is the weather?
    Foggy
  • What is this clothing item called?
    Jeans
  • What is this person wearing?
    She is wearing a hoodie, shorts, and a hat.
  • What is the comparative and superlative of the adjective amazing?
    comparative: more amazing; superlative: the most amazing
  • What is the comparative and superlative of the adjective high?
    comparative: higher; superlative: highest
  • What is the dog wearing?
    sunglasses
  • How is the weather?
    Windy
  • What type of weather is this?
    Thunderstorm
  • Describe the temperature
    Freezing
  • Compare the following two nouns using the adjective difficult: Math Class + English Class
    Math class is more difficult than English class.
  • Make a sentence to compare the cat and the dog using the adjective calm.
    The cat is calmer than the dog.
  • Describe the temperature
    Hot
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