Section A2Unit 3 Im more outgoing than my sister课件教案.ppt

The Simpsons is _______________ Sponge Bob. as interesting as The Simpsons is interesting. Sponge Bob is interesting, too. Tall, taller, who is taller? I am tall. You are taller. You are taller than me. Thin, thinner, who is thinner? He is thin. She is thinner. She is thinner than him. Funny, funnier. Who is funnier? You are funny. They are funnier. They are funnier than you. Outgoing. More outgoing. Who is more outgoing? Lucy is outgoing. Lily is more outgoing. Lily is more outgoing than Lucy. Lets chant！ Use the words to write questions and answers. 1. Julie / tall / you Q: ___________________ A: No, she isn’t. She’s _____ than me. 2. Jack / run / fast / Sam Q: ____________________________ A: No, he doesn’t. He runs ______ than Sam. Is Julie as tall as you? taller 3a Does Jack run faster than Sam? slower 3. your cousin / outgoing / you Q: _______________________________ ________ A: No, she isn’t. She’s _______ than me. 4. Paul / funny / Carol Q: ____________________________ A: No, he isn’t. He’s ______________ than Carol. Is your cousin more outgoing than you? shyer Is Paul funnier than Carol? more serious Section A Period Two Is Tara more outgoing than Tina? No, she isn’t. Tina is more outgoing than Tara. Who is more hard-working at school? Tina thinks she works harder than Tara. Do you remember the twins, Tina and Tara? Are they the same? Lead in 1 Lead in 2 taller, funnier, heavier, older, more outgoing, smarter, friendlier, works harder, ... Look at the pictures, find the differences. And try to describe them ! To learn to use comparatives with -er, more and as...as Is Tom smarter than Sam? Tina is more outgoing than Tara. Are you as friendly as your sister? Try to translate the following sentences and then tell why we use the words in red? Could you figure out how to form those words and when to use them? 1. Sam plays the drums better than Tom. 2. He is taller than other boys in my class. 3. She is s