Comparing People and Things in English

Comparing People and Things in English

Introduction

Welcome my students. Today we learn about how to compare people and things in English.

Begin the lesson by introducing the topic and its relevance.

Vocabulary

Start with the basic vocabulary for this lesson. For example 'more', 'bigger', etc.

Have students review these words and discuss how to use them.

Examples of Comparisons

Let's look at some examples of how to use these words to compare people and things.

Guide students through examples and ask them to provide their own.

Applying Comparisons

Now let's practice using the vocabulary and examples to compare people and things.

Let the students take turns making their own comparisons.

Real-World Applications

Let's look at some real-world examples of how to use these comparisons in everyday life.

Discuss real-world applications and how it can be used in different contexts.

In-Class Exercises

Now let's do some in-class exercises to practice our skills in making comparisons.

Allow the students to work in groups or individually according to your preference.

Group Discussion

Let's have a discussion about what we've learned and how we can use this in the future.

Lead a discussion and provide some possible scenarios to make sure the students have a grasp of the material.

Conclusion

Let's review some of the key points from today's lesson and how to use them.

Give a quick review of the material covered and encourage the students to practice on their own.

Homework

Complete this exercise to practice your skills in making comparisons.

Provide an exercise for the students to complete for homework.

Closing

Thank you for your participation in this lesson. See you next time!

Close the lesson with a review of the material covered and ask any questions they may have.