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课件网) apples books pens Betty Tom Make sentences with “more/fewer than…” + countable nouns + than more fewer （可数名词） Simon has less orange juice than Sandy. Sandy has more orange juice than Simon. Simon has some orange juice in his glass. Eddie has two pieces of bread . Hobo has more bread than Eddie. Eddie has less bread than Hobo. Peter Tom Talk about Peter and Tom with “more/less than…” coke milk bread + uncorntable nouns + than more less （不可数名词） We can compare the amount of things using more...than, fewer...than and less...than. We use the most for the largest amount and the fewest / the least for the smallest amount. Comparing the amount of things Millie has more tomatoes than Daniel. Daniel has fewer eggs than Millie. Daniel has more rice than Millie. Millie has less juice than Daniel. 72 words 68 words 65 words 72 points 68 points 65 points Amy Sandy Simon 1. Amy wrote _____ words. She scored _____ points. the most the most 2. Simon wrote _____ words. He scored _____ points. the fewest the fewest Comparing more than two things. the most the fewest + (countable, uncountable) nouns. the most the least + (countable, uncountable) nouns. John studies _____ subjects than Nancy, but he studies _____ subjects than me. I study the _____ subjects among the three of us. fewer more most Subjects 6 8 12 Clubs 3 2 4 Free time each day 4 hours 3 hours 1 hour Nancy John Daniel Look at the table below and complete the sentences. 2. Nancy is in _____ clubs than John, but she is in _____ clubs than me. John is in the _____ clubs among the three of us. 3. I have ____ free time than John, but Nancy has _____ free time than John. Among the three of us, I have the ____ free time and Nancy has the ____ free time. more less fewest most least more fewer Comparative and superlative adverbs We can form comparative and superlative adverbs in the same way we form comparative and superlative adjectives. Millie came third in the race. She ran fast. Sandy came second in the race. She ran faster than Millie. Amy came first in the race. She ran the fastest. Adverb Comparative Superlative Most short adverbs + er + est hard high harder higher hardest highest We form comparative and superlative adverbs like this: Adverb Comparative Superlative Long adverbs more + most + quickly carefully more quickly more carefully most quickly most carefully Adverb Comparative Superlative Irregular adverbs replace the word replace the word well badly far better worse further/father best worst furthest/farthest well better the best 1. Sandy draws _____ (well). She draws _____ (well) than any other student in my class. She draws ____ (well) of us all. Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the words in brackets. 2. David jumps ____ (high). He jumps _____ (high) than any other of my classmates. He jumps _____ (high) in my class. 3. Amy swims ____ (fast). She swims _____ (fast) than all my other classmates. She ... ...
