Grade 7, word power

Adjectives: Comparison

big → bigger → biggest. Articles, nouns, pronouns, adjectives, adverbs, prepositions and linkers: the words that make sentences work.

The rule in one line

short: + er / + est · long: more / most · good → better → best · bad → worse → worst

What is in this lesson

  • Short steps5 steps with pictures, sound and instant feedback.
  • Chalkboard trickBigger · biggest: comparing: a picture on the board that makes the rule easy to remember.
  • Notes to copyA short note for the exercise book, made for the Sri Lankan classroom.
  • Sinhala and Tamil helpPress and hold any English word to see its meaning.

Practise it with games

After the lesson, students pick a game and choose “Adjectives: Comparison”. Every question in the game then uses this lesson, at their grade.

  • Lane RunnerRun through the gate with the right word — it gets FASTER!
  • Dice QuestRoll the 3D dice, answer right and race to the trophy!
  • Turbo Kart 3DDrive your kart through the right gate — vroom!
  • Word SearchHunt for the missing words hidden in the letter grid!

See all 45 games

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Questions parents ask

Which grade learns Adjectives: Comparison?

In English Genius it is a Grade 7 lesson, in the word power topic. Students in any later grade can open it again to revise.

How do students practise Adjectives: Comparison?

With games: they choose this lesson inside any of 45 games, so every question uses it. There is also a short note to copy into the exercise book.

How much does it cost?

7 days of everything for Rs. 100, then from Rs. 750 a month.

Try everything for 7 days for Rs. 100

Message us on WhatsApp or call 072 399 3300. We make the account and send the student ID card the same day.