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Comparative Cards
Give one set of jumbled up cards to each pair of students. The students look at the cards
and then take it in turns to put down a card and make a comparative sentence linking the
cards together. This continues until all the cards have been linked with different comparative
sentences, e.g. A car is faster than a bus. A bus is bigger than an elephant, etc. When the
students have finished, they can write out the sentences they made.

an elephant

a girl

a car

a bus

an old man

a beach

a city

a baby

a glass of water

a cheetah

a cup of coffee

a pizza

a mouse

a sandwich

a cat

a ski resort

a jacket

a bird

a t-shirt

a plane

Written by Paul Adams for Teach-This.com 2012

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