Adjectives & Comparisons
Describe and compare things
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A learner makes a clear choice about adjectives & comparisons while speaking or writing for a real audience.
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Check your understanding
Answer: Reliable describes laptop.
Identify the exact word or structure that carries the intended meaning.
Answer: Comparative contrasts with Superlative.
Contrasting a model with a near alternative helps the important feature stand out.
Answer: Say “more useful”, not “more usefuler”, and “better”, not “more better”.
Immediate corrective feedback is most useful when it identifies both the change and its purpose.
Answer: That was the most useful session.
The model is one possible answer. Your own accurate, natural example is the goal.
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