A humorous picture (cartoon) picture will be shown to explain the term "smarter", "less intelligent". Ss will be introduced to superlatives and comparative words.

Ss will be given a text to read individually from pg. 56 of the student handbook for three minutes and will be asked to highlight the sentences with superlative and comparative adjectives. At the end of reading session they will be asked to share their findings with WC. Teacher will project the words found in the text and compare them with FB from students. After the list of sentences the comparative and superlative words will be highlighted and drilled with pronunciation.

With eliciting from Ss, T will create the rules of grammar for comparatives as follows: One syllable adjectives. adj. comparative superlative cheap cheaper cheapest easy easier easiest friendly friendlier friendliest big bigger biggest large larger largest Irregular Adjectives. good better best bad worse worst far farther farthest Ss will also be asked to form sentences with some other adjectives provided in the class. Ss will be drilled on the new words for pronunciation and stress

Ss will be given several exercises to complete in PW. After each exercise, Ss will provide FB and results will be shared with WC. The exercises are as follows: Fill in the blank for: quick, far, not confident, naughty, easy, big, high, difficult, dangerous, good. Rewrite sentence exercise using: bit, far, by, similar, lot If time allows Ss will be asked to form sentences with some other adjectives not mentioned in exercises.

T will provide some adjectives on WB and ask students to work in PW to make sentences using these. At the end of session Ss will share their sentences with WC and T will provide FB and make corrections if necessary.

T will project images of the inventions and technology of the last 100 years. Ss in Groups of 3 will then be asked to write down few of the best and worst inventions and discuss it with their partners. They will be asked to use comparatives and superlatives in their sentences. At the end of GW, they will share their ideas with WC. T will provide FB and make corrections if necessary.