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    A2 UNIT 8 Flipped Classroom Video Worksheet

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    Flipped classroom A2 Unit

    Comparative adjectives 2 Complete each rule with the correct word from
    the video explanation.
    Part 1: Video preparation Swedish children are happy but Dutch children are
    happier than Swedish children.
    a We use comparative adjectives when we compare
    , places or things.
    b We use the word after
    comparative adjectives.

    3 How many things do we compare when we use


    comparative adjectives? Complete the sentence.

    When we use comparative adjectives, we compare


    things.

    4 Use the video explanation to complete the rules


    (a–e).

    1 Do you remember reading the UNICEF report a With one-syllable adjectives, add .
    about happy teenagers and forum messages on b With one-syllable adjectives ending in one vowel and
    page 105 of your Student’s Book? Complete the
    one consonant, double the and add -er.
    sentence with the nationality of the teenagers.
    c With two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, omit -y and
    teenagers came top for general
    add .
    well-being and happiness.
    d With adjectives of two syllables or more, put
    2 Tick (✓) the adjectives used in the text to before the adjective.
    describe teenagers and their families from the e The adjectives good, bad and far are irregular. They
    Netherlands. become better, worse and .
    happy modern positive
    important perfect stressed 5 Match these sentences with the rules in 1.
    1 Family is more important than money.
    3 Write the opposite of these adjectives. 2 British kids are sadder than Swedish children.
    good old 3 Dutch children are happier than British kids.
    4 Results for the UK are worse than in some
    happy rich
    other countries.
    near stressed 5 Kids feel sad if their mobile phone is older
    than their friends’.
    Part 2: Video comprehension
    Watch the video as many times as necessary and do  Part 3: Grammar practice
    the exercises. Circle the correct alternative in these sentences. Do
    1 Answer the questions. you agree (A) or disagree (D)?

    1 Which nationalities do they name in the video? 1 Children today are healthier/more healthy than
    children 100 years ago. A/D
    . 2 My mobile phone is older/more old than my
    2 Which adjectives from Part 1 does the presenter friend’s phone. A/D
    (Dave) use in the examples in the video? 3 Life is better/gooder in the summer than in the
    . winter. A/D
    3 What does the number 16 refer to? 4 Children today are sader/sadder than children
    in the 1980s because they spend all their time
    . on mobile phones. A/D
    4 Which country is the presenter (Dave) planning to go 5 I feel positiver/more positive than my parents
    to on his holiday? Why?
    about the future. A/D
    .
    .

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