Degree Comparison (Tugas Mandiri 2 P4)

THE RACE TO COMPARE

2nd term of 5th grader of Elementary School

LEARNING OBJECTIVE

1. Comparing two things with 'Comparative'

2. Comparing more than two things with 'Superlative'

WHAT IS COMPARING?

Comparing means finding how things are similar or different.

We often compare things based on their size, speed, amount, or quality.

The picture shows a different sizes of two apples

INTRODUCING 'COMPARATIVE'

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two things.

We add "-er" to most adjectives to make them comparative.

For example, if a cat is faster than a dog, we say the cat is faster.

ER

FASTER

FAST

An example of an Adjective, meaning 'Cepat' in Indonesian

LET'S PRACTICE!

Use the correct Comparative Adjective!

1. The whale is ____ than the fish

bigger

2. The fish is ____ than the whale

smaller

INTRODUCING 'SUPERLATIVE'

Superlative adjectives are used to compare three or more things.

We add "-est" to most adjectives to make them superlative.

For example, if a mountain is the tallest in the world, we say it is the tallest mountain.

EST

TALLEST

TALL

PRACTICE again!

Use the correct Superlative Adjective!

The colorful balloon is ____ than the orange ballon. The Yellow balloon is ____ than the colorful balloon. so, the yellow balloon is the ____ of them.

bigger

bigger

biggest

Awesome comparatives and superlatives!

Congratulation!

1. You've learned a lot about comparing things today!
2. Use comparatives to compare two things.
3. Use superlatives to compare three or more things.

Don't repeat the same mistake, there are more you haven't tried yet

#Ilhamikir

Work hard, play hard!

The picture shows a mountain range with one of the peaks is the tallest of them