[TensaiJohn]

Whistleblower you might want to recheck #20. is Timothy the ugly most--not the correct form. uglier.....and perhaps give dictionary.com a go next time as well. "comparitives"--no, comparatives.

[byforever]

thank you for useful worksheet.It will be vey useful for my class

[neil griffith]

excellent worksheets. You just saved my bacon.

[Ralitza Rousseva]

Very helpful, useful and saves time. Thakks a lot!

[xujing_0312]

Thank you! i like it.

[ColinHarte]

Thanks!

[gkpleasants]

Very useful!! Thank you.

[anneh]

nice one guys for the worksheets

[Eric18]

This worksheet can also be the introduction for a short compare/contrast profile of three people for intermediate or high intermediate students. Naturally, as an American, I'll change the currency to our traditional favorite - the once almighty $.

Thanks!

[EsterG.]

Thank's for the worksheet. I hope my students also like it

[osama73]

thanks alot well done

[alefernandezmx]

Thank you so much about the exercises they work to me

[Caro Paz]

very nice worksheet

[xiancee]

Quote clivehawkins

This is a simple sheet to use after your comparatives and superlatives presentations. Use it in class or at home. The students have to think a little for some of the comparisons eg shoe size - Mark's feet are bigger than Neil's rather than Mark's shoe size is more \ bigger etc.

Target adjectives are: old young tall short slim fat happy sad intelligent rich poor fast heavy big small

I have been using this worksheet for some time but could not remember the origin! now I can thank you ! It's my favourite one and the adult students just love the drawing!