Show four pictures labelled A–D; learners choose adjectives from a provided box to describe how each outfit changes her appearance. Briefly share answers.

Explain learners will hear a fashion expert once; they should not take notes but tag each outfit as positive, neutral or negative in the “Gist Tags” Form. Give ICQs (“How many listens?” – one; “Notes?” – no). Play recording once; learners submit tags; review class results. Gist key: a Positive. b Positive or Neutral. c Negative. d Positive.

Learners open the “Guided Discovery” Form and listen again. They fill five gaps from sentences in the transcript (e.g. “more serious”, “prettier”, “most elegant”, “taller”, “best”). Show answer slide afterwards and clarify meaning and form. Keys: more; prettier; most; taller; best.

Meaning (~5′): Sort six sentences into Comparative vs Superlative. Pair check. Fast OCFB. Form (~4′): Pairs fix five wrong sentences. Then show two rule slides to confirm: What is a comparative What is a superlative. Pronunciation (~3.5′): Linking drill with six model sentences. Mark with ‿. Choral then two individuals. Sort key: B looks more serious than A. → Comparative. This is the most sophisticated of the four pictures. → Superlative. She looks prettier in Picture A. → Comparative. The dress makes her look taller than in the other pictures. → Comparative. That tracksuit isn’t the most elegant outfit in the world. → Superlative. I think this is the best picture. → Superlative. Error keys: more elegant than; the heaviest; more mature than; the best picture; look older. Rules come after the correction. Pronunciation (linking drill; learners mark ‿): A. My‿father‿is‿older than my mother. B. I’m very different from‿my‿sister. C. Her hair is very‿similar to mine. D. She’s the nicest person‿I‿know. E. Her nose‿is the‿same‿as mine. F. I look like my‿father.

Individually complete the 5 family prompts → teacher nominates 3–4 learners to share one sentence each in open class: _____ is the youngest person in my family. My mother is ______ than my father. I’m more ______ than my brother/sister/cousin. My father is the ______ person in the family.

Find the one who… Four prompts. Pair work. Write one full sentence for each. Share 2 examples. Prompts: taller than their sibling; a parent who is the most chill; the youngest cousin what age; the biggest household the most people at home.

Content FB → board 3 real errors → elicit fixes → quick drill → end