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NOMBRE DEL ESTUDIANTE: TEMPO DE APLICACIÓN: _______________ AÑO LECTIVO: GRADO: PERIODO: DOCENTE: ASIGNATURA: INGLES COMPETENCIA: LINGÜÍSTICA DESEMPEÑO: Identifica la idea principal de un párrafo con adjetivos comparativos.
1. INTRODUCCION Observa los siguientes dibujos donde se establecen comparaciones: COMPARANDO Peter is fat. John is thin. Martha is Young. Betty is old. William is tall. Marcus is short. Robert is happy. Mary is sad.
APRENDIZAJE DEL MES: Aprendizaje COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES- ADJETIVOS COMPARATIVOS
2. EXPLORACION (LO QUE VOY A APRENDER) Observa los siguientes ejemplos: Peter is fatter than John. → Peter es más gordo que John. Martha is younger than Betty. → Martha es más joven que Betty. William is taller than Marcus. →William es más alto que Marcus. Robert is happier than Mary. →Robert es más feliz que Mary. John is thinner than Peter. →John es más delgado que Peter. Betty is older than Martha. →Betty es más vieja que Martha. Marcus is shorter than William. Marcus es más pequeño que William. Mary is nicer than Robert. → Mary es más amable que Robert. 3. ESTRUCTURACIÓN: (LO QUE ESTOY APRENDIENDO) Como habrás observado al hacer la comparación al adjetivo le hemos agregado la
terminación -er que en este caso significa más.
Ten presente que si el adjetivo termina en y está precedido de consonante, se cambia la y por i , se agrega -er Ejemplos: happy→ happier dirty→ dirtier ugly→ uglier heavy→ heavier pretty→prettier NOTA: Si el adjetivo tiene más de dos sílabas entonces utilizamos una estructura más parecida al español.
6. They are nicer, more polite and more hospitable than the people in Cali. → EXERCISE 3 ROBIN HOOD Robin Hood and the stranger on the Bridge “I am a greater archer than you.” says Robin Hood. “I am better than any man.” “You are a coward,” says the stranger. “You have a bow and arrow. I only have a staff.” Robin is angry. No one calls me a coward,” he shouts. Robin goes into the forest. He cuts a staff from a tree and returns to the bridge. “Now we are equal. The first man in the water is the loser,” he says. The two men meet in the middle of the bridge. They fight with their staffs. Robin is smarter but the stranger is taller and more powerful. The fight is long. Finally the stranger hits Robin across the head. Robin falls into the water. The stranger laughs. Then Robin laughs louder. “Let us shake hands,” he says. “You are the better man today.” They shake hands. “What is your name?” asks Robin. “My name is John Little.” “Well, I think a better name is Little John,” says Robin. That day Little John joins Robin Hood’s band of men.
Read the story again. Circle T for true or F for false.
- The stranger does not have a bow and arrow.
- The men fight with staffs.
- The fight is short.
- Robin and the stranger laugh at the end of the fight.
- Robin laghs at the stranger’s name.
- Robin changes the stranger´s name to John Little.
ANSWERS
T F T F T F T F T F T F
