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Unit4 Inventions Grammar The comparative and superlative forms of adjectives A. good , bad and far The comparative and superlative forms of some adjectives are irregular: Adjectives Comparative forms Superlative forms good better the best bad worse the worst far farther/further the father/further A1 Look at the school report below. In pairs, ask and answer questions about it. Name Art Science Alice 84 65 Belinda 72 70 Daisy 83 91 Eric 79 64 Martin 80 78 Paul 81 84 Pauline 62 69 REPORT Class 2A 1. S1: Who got a better mark in Art, Belinda or Daisy? (good ) S2: Daisy got a better mark in Art than Belinda. 2. S1: Who got the best mark in Art?(good) S2: Alice got the best mark in Art. 3. S1: Who ______________in Science, Paul or Martin?(good) S2:_____________________________ S1: Who__________________in Science, Eric or Alice?(bad) S2: ____________________________ got the best mark Daisy got the best mark in Science. got the worse mark Eric got the worse mark in Science. 5 S1: Who_______________ in Science?(bad) S2:__________________________ A2. Look at the map below . In pairs , ask and answer questions about it. Follow the example. got the worst mark Eric got the worst mark in Science 1 Whose home …, Alice’s or Daisy’s? S1: Whose home is farther / further from school, Alice’s or Daisy’s? S2: Alice home is farther / further from school than Daisy’s 2 Whose home …, Daisy’s , Eric or Martin’s? S1: Whose home is the farther/furthest from school , Daisy’s Eric’s or Martin’s? S2: Martin’s home is the farthest / furthest from school. 3. Whose home…, Martin’s or Eric’s? 4. Whose home…,Alice’s, Belinda’s or Eric’s? B (not) as …as We use (not)as …as to say that things or people are (not) equal in some way. The first computer was as big as a room. With light bulbs, people can do as many things in the evenings as they can in the daytime. A candle does not produce as much light as a light bulb. Work out th