TIMESAVER VISUAL GRAMMAR Comparatives and superlatives Four friends 1 Make sentences comparing the people in the pictures. Use comparatives abd superlatives 2Are these sentences comparing Tireless Thomas with his frinds true (T) or false (F)?
1. Let's start by analyzing the pictures and identifying the people in them. We have four friends in the pictures: Tireless Thomas, Cheerful Charlie, Sporty Sam, and Clever Claire.
2. Now, let's make sentences comparing the people in the pictures using comparatives and superlatives. Comparatives are used to compare two things or people, while superlatives are used to compare one thing or person with a group.
For example, we can compare Tireless Thomas and Cheerful Charlie by saying:
- Tireless Thomas is taller than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- Tireless Thomas is the tallest of all the friends. (Superlative)
3. Let's create more sentences comparing the people:
- Tireless Thomas is faster than Sporty Sam. (Comparative)
- Tireless Thomas is the fastest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- Clever Claire is smarter than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- Clever Claire is the smartest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- Sporty Sam is more athletic than Tireless Thomas. (Comparative)
- Sporty Sam is the most athletic of all the friends. (Superlative)
4. Now, let's move on to the second part of the question:
"Are these sentences comparing Tireless Thomas with his friends true (T) or false (F)?"
To answer this, we need to look back at the sentences we created and analyze if they are comparing Tireless Thomas with his friends accurately.
- Tireless Thomas is taller than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the height of Tireless Thomas with Cheerful Charlie.
- Tireless Thomas is the tallest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the height of Tireless Thomas with all the other friends, stating that he is the tallest.
- Tireless Thomas is faster than Sporty Sam. (Comparative)
- This sentence is false because it compares the speed of Tireless Thomas with Sporty Sam, which is not accurate as Sporty Sam is known for being athletically fast.
- Tireless Thomas is the fastest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is false because it compares the speed of Tireless Thomas with all the other friends, which is not accurate as Sporty Sam is known for being the fastest.
- Clever Claire is smarter than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the intelligence of Clever Claire with Cheerful Charlie.
- Clever Claire is the smartest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the intelligence of Clever Claire with all the other friends, stating that she is the smartest.
- Sporty Sam is more athletic than Tireless Thomas. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the athleticism of Sporty Sam with Tireless Thomas.
- Sporty Sam is the most athletic of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the athleticism of Sporty Sam with all the other friends, stating that he is the most athletic.
I hope this detailed explanation helps you understand how to make sentences comparing people using comparatives and superlatives, as well as how to determine if these sentences are true or false. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!
2. Now, let's make sentences comparing the people in the pictures using comparatives and superlatives. Comparatives are used to compare two things or people, while superlatives are used to compare one thing or person with a group.
For example, we can compare Tireless Thomas and Cheerful Charlie by saying:
- Tireless Thomas is taller than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- Tireless Thomas is the tallest of all the friends. (Superlative)
3. Let's create more sentences comparing the people:
- Tireless Thomas is faster than Sporty Sam. (Comparative)
- Tireless Thomas is the fastest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- Clever Claire is smarter than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- Clever Claire is the smartest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- Sporty Sam is more athletic than Tireless Thomas. (Comparative)
- Sporty Sam is the most athletic of all the friends. (Superlative)
4. Now, let's move on to the second part of the question:
"Are these sentences comparing Tireless Thomas with his friends true (T) or false (F)?"
To answer this, we need to look back at the sentences we created and analyze if they are comparing Tireless Thomas with his friends accurately.
- Tireless Thomas is taller than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the height of Tireless Thomas with Cheerful Charlie.
- Tireless Thomas is the tallest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the height of Tireless Thomas with all the other friends, stating that he is the tallest.
- Tireless Thomas is faster than Sporty Sam. (Comparative)
- This sentence is false because it compares the speed of Tireless Thomas with Sporty Sam, which is not accurate as Sporty Sam is known for being athletically fast.
- Tireless Thomas is the fastest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is false because it compares the speed of Tireless Thomas with all the other friends, which is not accurate as Sporty Sam is known for being the fastest.
- Clever Claire is smarter than Cheerful Charlie. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the intelligence of Clever Claire with Cheerful Charlie.
- Clever Claire is the smartest of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the intelligence of Clever Claire with all the other friends, stating that she is the smartest.
- Sporty Sam is more athletic than Tireless Thomas. (Comparative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the athleticism of Sporty Sam with Tireless Thomas.
- Sporty Sam is the most athletic of all the friends. (Superlative)
- This sentence is true because it compares the athleticism of Sporty Sam with all the other friends, stating that he is the most athletic.
I hope this detailed explanation helps you understand how to make sentences comparing people using comparatives and superlatives, as well as how to determine if these sentences are true or false. If you have any more questions, feel free to ask!