Comparatives: English Grammar Game

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When we compare 2 things, we use comparative adjectives.
If the adjective is short, we add -ER to the end.
Ex. Larissa is TALLER than Misha.
If the adjective is long, we add MORE before.
Ex. Watching movies is MORE entertaining than sleeping.
Watch as Misha and Larissa play a speaking game using comparative adjectives.
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[@mariakleckova3766]

Thank you, that's just awesome! Will totally use it with my students tomorrow for a comparatives revision!

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That's great! Have fun!

[@jinangames556]

Thank you so much!
But when can we say that a word is a short one or long?

[@phuongthao6908]

Thank you for your video ~
I have question that could I use this game for children in the age 10-12 years old? Is this quite difficult for them?

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I think you could use this for children of that age. I think they would have fun!

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