Roll and Use Superlatives
Make personal superlative sentences from 28 adjective-and-topic prompts, including the biggest room, best season and most useful household object. A2 learners practise short, long and irregular forms with suggested answers supplied separately.
What’s in the worksheet?
- 28 task squares on a printable route
- Suggested completions; answers vary
Identify the top item in a relevant group using a superlative.
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A simple way to teach it
Before the lesson
Print the player board and prepare counters and a die; retain the examples for teacher checking.
- Use the tallest person example to establish both the form and the comparison group.
- Players turn each prompt into their own complete sentence, adjusting your to my where appropriate.
- Compare good/best, bad/worst and a longer adjective during feedback, using responses heard in the game.
Support and extension
Allow a fictional answer when a personal topic is awkward. The teacher examples are not universal rankings; a valid alternative can describe a different home or preference.
Suggested approach. Adjust the pace and number of questions to suit your class.
