Comparatives and superlatives
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Comparative adjectives are used to compare two or more things, situations, or individuals. They modify the regular adjectives with specific endings to establish the comparison between the nouns.
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Comparative adjectives, as we already established, are used to compare two or more things. That is achieved by adding a specific suffix or an adjective in front of the word and using the adverb than before the second comparative word.
Amount of syllables | Rule | Example |
---|---|---|
Only one | Add -er in the end of the adjective | Taller |
Two or more | Add more/less before the word | More/less intelligent |
When the word finishes with -e | Add -r at the end | Larger |
When the adjective ends in a consonant vowel and a consonant | Repeat last consonant before adding -er | Bigger |
Structure | Example |
---|---|
Adjective -er + than | My device is quicker than yours. |
More + adjective + than | New York is more fun than Phoenix. |
Much + adjective -er | The Bol delivery was much quicker than Amazon. |
A bit / little + adjective -er | She is a bit taller than me. |
Structure | Example |
---|---|
(Not) + as + adjective + as | They are not as fun as us. |
Less + adjective + than | Good protection is less expensive than a hospital bill. |
In these inferiority cases it is not necessary to change the adjective
Structure | Example |
---|---|
As + adjective + as | Their services are as expensive as ours. |
In these comparative of equality cases it is not necessary to change the adjective either.
Superlatives are used to showcase the highest or the lowest level of comparison between things and individuals. While comparatives compare two or more things with each other superlatives compare one thing with everything else and conclude it's position as the greatest or the lowest. It can also be referred to as the highest degree of comparison.
Amount of syllables | Rule | Superlative example |
---|---|---|
Only one | Add -est in the end of the adjective | The tallest |
Two or more | Add most/least before the word | The most/least intelligent |
When the word finishes with -e | Add -st | The largest |
When the adjective ends in a consonant vowel and a consonant | Repeat last consonant before adding -est | The biggest |
With superlatives as we are also referring to the highest or the lowest degree ofsomething to make it clear we refer to only one thing we also need to place the article "the" at the front.
Irregular adjectives are adjectives that don't submit to the rules for a comparative and superlative form that we discussed in the lesson. They have a special form that you must learn by heart.
Adjective | Comparative form | Superlative form |
---|---|---|
Good | Better | The best |
Well | Better | The best |
Bad | Worse | The worst |
Ill | Worse | The worst |
Old | Elder or older | The eldest or the oldest |
Little | Less | The least |
Much | More | The most |
Many | More | The most |
Far | Further | The furthest |
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Tall
Taller
More tall
2. Big
Bigger
Biger
3. Funny
Funnier
Funner
4. Good
More good
Better
5. Bad
Worse
More bad
6. Cheap
Cheaper
More cheap
7. Lovely
Lovelier
More lovely
8. Beautiful
Beautifuler
More beautiful
9. Old
Older
Oldder
10. Much
Mucher
More
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Tall
Taller
2. Big
Bigger
3. Funny
Funnier
4. Good
Better
5. Bad
Worse
6. Cheap
Cheaper
7. Lovely
Lovelier
8. Beautiful
More beautiful
9. Old
Older
10. Much
More
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Running is funner than climbing.
Running is less exciting than climbing.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
James is more tall than Andrea.
James is taller than Andrea.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
My room is more big than my sister's.
My room is bigger than my sister's.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
He is funnier than you.
He is more funny than you.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I am more tall than you.
I am as tall as you.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
The devices in my store are cheaper than his because I have better shipping rates.
The devices in my store are more cheap than his because I have better shipping rates.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
You are interestinger than the movie.
You are more interesting than the movie.
8. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I like Halsey's songs as much as Hayley's.
I like Halsey's songs as much Hayley's.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I feel worst already.
I feel better already.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Your computer is expensiver than mine.
Your computer is more expensive than mine.
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Running is less exciting than climbing.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
James is taller than Andrea.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
My room is bigger than my sister's.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
He is funnier than you.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I am as tall as you.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
The devices in my store are cheaper than his because I have better shipping rates.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
You are more interesting than the movie.
8. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I like Halsey's songs as much as Hayley's.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I feel better already.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Your computer is more expensive than mine.
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
QUESTIONS:
1. Funny -
2. Exciting -
3. Large -
4. Good -
5. Bad -
6. Far -
7. Cheap -
8. Difficult -
9. Crazy -
10. Wild -
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Small
The smallest
The most small
2. Good
Better
The best
3. Large
The most large
The largest
4. Successful
The least successfulest
The most successful
5. Funny
The most funy
The funniest
7. Charming
The charmingest
The least charming
8. Bad
Worse
The worst
9. Old
The most old
The oldest
10. Sad
The most sad
The saddest
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Small
The smallest
2. Good
The best
3. Large
The largest
4. Successful
The most successful
5. Funny
The funniest
7. Charming
The least charming
8. Bad
The worst
9. Old
The oldest
10. Sad
The saddest
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
I am the most short person of the group.
I am the shortest person of the group.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Ryan is the best person I know.
Ryan is the better person I know.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This experience was the most fun I've had in my life.
This experience was the funnest I've had in my life.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
She had to book the expensivest flight to come.
She had to book the most expensive flight to come.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Today will be the hottest day of the year.
Today will be the most hot day of the year.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
You are the smartest person in this building.
You are the most smart person in this building.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the most tall building in the world?
8. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the ambitiousest project we have undertaken so far.
This is the most ambitious project we have undertaken so far.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the cheapest bag we can offer you.
This is the most cheap bag we can offer you.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Is this the wildest thing you have ever done?
Is this the most wild thing you have ever done?
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
I am the shortest person of the group.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Ryan is the best person I know.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This experience was the most fun I've had in my life.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
She had to book the most expensive flight to come.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Today will be the hottest day of the year.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
You are the smartest person in this building.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world?
8. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the most ambitious project we have undertaken so far.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the cheapest bag we can offer you.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Is this the wildest thing you have ever done?
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
QUESTIONS:
1. This is the dress I have ever seen. (beautiful)
2. They serve the curry rice here. (good)
3. My grandpa is the one in the family. (old)
4. Anna is the individual in this company. (interesting)
5. It is only 350 grams. This model is the one we have. (light)
6. Your room is the one in the house. You need to clean up. (dirty)
7. Everest is the mountain. (high)
8. This is the book you own. It's so boring! (bad)
9. Boracay island has the beaches. (pretty)
10. We have access to the facilities in the world. (advanced)
Irregular adjectives are adjectives that don't submit to the rules for a regular comparative and superlative form. Test your knowledge of them by writing down their comparative and superlative forms below.
Adjectives:
Good - -
Well - -
Bad - -
ill - -
Old - -
Little - -
Much - -
Many - -
Far - -
QUESTIONS:
1. I am than my brothers. (tall)
2. It is building I have ever seen. (beautiful)
3. She is than me. (patient)
4. Anna is one of us. (adventerous)
5. Can I have the cocktail you are offering, please? (sweet)
6. I need for my coffee. (sugar)
7. Jamie wants the portion on the menu. (big)
8. I want to move to a island. (tropical)
9. Andrea is the guy in the group. (tan)
10. John is only 7 but he is one of the kids with potential (high)
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Tall
More tall
Taller
2. Big
Bigger
Biger
3. Funny
Funnier
Funner
4. Good
Better
More good
5. Bad
Worse
More bad
6. Cheap
More cheap
Cheaper
7. Lovely
Lovelier
More lovely
8. Beautiful
Beautifuler
More beautiful
9. Old
Older
Oldder
10. Much
More
Mucher
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Tall
Taller
2. Big
Bigger
3. Funny
Funnier
4. Good
Better
5. Bad
Worse
6. Cheap
Cheaper
7. Lovely
Lovelier
8. Beautiful
More beautiful
9. Old
Older
10. Much
More
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Running is less exciting than climbing.
Running is funner than climbing.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
James is more tall than Andrea.
James is taller than Andrea.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
My room is more big than my sister's.
My room is bigger than my sister's.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
He is funnier than you.
He is more funny than you.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I am as tall as you.
I am more tall than you.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
The devices in my store are cheaper than his because I have better shipping rates.
The devices in my store are more cheap than his because I have better shipping rates.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
You are more interesting than the movie.
You are interestinger than the movie.
8. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I like Halsey's songs as much Hayley's.
I like Halsey's songs as much as Hayley's.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I feel better already.
I feel worst already.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Your computer is expensiver than mine.
Your computer is more expensive than mine.
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Running is less exciting than climbing.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
James is taller than Andrea.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
My room is bigger than my sister's.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
He is funnier than you.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I am as tall as you.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
The devices in my store are cheaper than his because I have better shipping rates.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
You are more interesting than the movie.
8. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I like Halsey's songs as much as Hayley's.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
I feel better already.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a comparative adjective?
Your computer is more expensive than mine.
Forming the comparative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: adjective + er
→ Word with more than one syllable: more/less + adjective
QUESTIONS:
1. Funny -
2. Exciting -
3. Large -
4. Good -
5. Bad -
6. Far -
7. Cheap -
8. Difficult -
9. Crazy -
10. Wild -
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Small
The smallest
The most small
2. Good
The best
Better
3. Large
The most large
The largest
4. Successful
The least successfulest
The most successful
5. Funny
The most funy
The funniest
7. Charming
The least charming
The charmingest
8. Bad
The worst
Worse
9. Old
The oldest
The most old
10. Sad
The saddest
The most sad
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Small
The smallest
2. Good
The best
3. Large
The largest
4. Successful
The most successful
5. Funny
The funniest
7. Charming
The least charming
8. Bad
The worst
9. Old
The oldest
10. Sad
The saddest
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
I am the shortest person of the group.
I am the most short person of the group.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Ryan is the better person I know.
Ryan is the best person I know.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This experience was the most fun I've had in my life.
This experience was the funnest I've had in my life.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
She had to book the expensivest flight to come.
She had to book the most expensive flight to come.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Today will be the most hot day of the year.
Today will be the hottest day of the year.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
You are the smartest person in this building.
You are the most smart person in this building.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the most tall building in the world?
8. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the ambitiousest project we have undertaken so far.
This is the most ambitious project we have undertaken so far.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the cheapest bag we can offer you.
This is the most cheap bag we can offer you.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Is this the most wild thing you have ever done?
Is this the wildest thing you have ever done?
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
1. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
I am the shortest person of the group.
2. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Ryan is the best person I know.
3. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This experience was the most fun I've had in my life.
4. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
She had to book the most expensive flight to come.
5. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Today will be the hottest day of the year.
6. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
You are the smartest person in this building.
7. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Did you know that Burj Khalifa is the tallest building in the world?
8. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the most ambitious project we have undertaken so far.
9. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
This is the cheapest bag we can offer you.
10. Which sentence is correctly using a superlative adjective?
Is this the wildest thing you have ever done?
Forming the superlative form of the adjective requires us to look at the number of syllables:
→ Words with one syllable: the + adjective + est
→ Word with more than one syllable: the + most/least + adjective
QUESTIONS:
1. This is the dress I have ever seen. (beautiful)
2. They serve the curry rice here. (good)
3. My grandpa is the one in the family. (old)
4. Anna is the individual in this company. (interesting)
5. It is only 350 grams. This model is the one we have. (light)
6. Your room is the one in the house. You need to clean up. (dirty)
7. Everest is the mountain. (high)
8. This is the book you own. It's so boring! (bad)
9. Boracay island has the beaches. (pretty)
10. We have access to the facilities in the world. (advanced)
Irregular adjectives are adjectives that don't submit to the rules for a regular comparative and superlative form. Test your knowledge of them by writing down their comparative and superlative forms below.
Adjectives:
Good - -
Well - -
Bad - -
ill - -
Old - -
Little - -
Much - -
Many - -
Far - -
QUESTIONS:
1. I am than my brothers. (tall)
2. It is building I have ever seen. (beautiful)
3. She is than me. (patient)
4. Anna is one of us. (adventerous)
5. Can I have the cocktail you are offering, please? (sweet)
6. I need for my coffee. (sugar)
7. Jamie wants the portion on the menu. (big)
8. I want to move to a island. (tropical)
9. Andrea is the guy in the group. (tan)
10. John is only 7 but he is one of the kids with potential (high)
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Hello everyone,
I have a master degree in teaching with 10 years of experience. My lessons cover a wide range of topics from science to literature. I create the learning plan according to the learner's needs. If you are looking for both enjoyable and helpful experience in English and Turkish languages for all levels, schedule a meeting with me!
See you..
Merhaba,
10 yıllık öğretmenlik deneyimiyle birlikte, eğitim alanında yüksek lisans mezunuyum. Derslerim bilimden edebiyata kadar geniş yelpazede bir çok konuyu kapsamaktadır. Öğretim planını her öğrencinin ihtiyacına göre, bireysel olarak hazırlamaktayım. Türkçe ve İngilizce dillerinde keyifli ve öğretici bir deneyim yaşamak isteyen herkes derslerime davetlidir.
Görüşmek üzere..
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I took one hour class from Nora B. Teacher and I could say that it was professional and well organized. Teacher ask you first what your purpose is. Then she organizes the schedule. Also she sends lesson materials via email. I deeply recommend her.
Cagla B.
Dear Selo, Thank you. I wish you the best of luck and success on your preparation of lELTS exam.
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Originally from St. Petersburg, Russia, I left the country in 1994 to join an internship program in the USA, and have been living abroad ever since. Three years in the US, followed by 4 years in South Korea, where I graduated from the Keimyung University. Continuing on: lived and worked in Dubai, Australia, France and Thailand. I speak 5 languages and teach 2.
I have been teaching since my Uni years in Korea, going on twenty years now. I love my job, my students, the challenges, the joy. I know what my students are facing face along the way, their concerns and setbacks - I've been there. I am a very capable and efficient teacher, confident in getting the best results.
I am fun and resourceful, love to challenge myself and my student, captivate their interest and make sure they accomplish the highest possible goals.
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This was an amazing experience! Yulia is the best teacher I have ever met, very knowledgable and personable. Within our first session I was able to get an understanding of a few really difficult English language rules, which I struggled with for many years. She is a great coach as well, I received a great confidence and motivation boost. Once my personal and professional issues get resolved, I am going for the Intensive Course with Yulia. Thank you!
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Hi! I am Francesca and have a degree in specialised translation and interpreting cum laude. I have been working in the field of translation and teaching for about three years.
I am a foreign language teacher and a tutor for courses leading to language certifications recognised by the Common European Framework. I also teach Italian to foreigners and am a CELI examiner. My academic training and professional experience have enabled me to develop a successful teaching method tailored to the needs of each learner, ensuring excellent results in a short time in all four language skills (speaking, listening, writing, and reading).
I hope to see you soon at your first free class to start your linguistic and cultural growth.
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She's very smart, professional, and pretty. She quickly understood my need as a learner and I had fun talking with her. She creates an atmosphere in class that makes students feel free to speak. Will book again.
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Angelina is a fantastic teacher! She helps me out in revising my English papers with enthusiasm and patience! I recommend her.
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I hold a MA in Language Didactics and New Technologies in Language Communication. I am native Greek speaker and also I speak fluently in English. I also know French in intermidiate level and I am basic user of Russian language.
I am teaching Greek language as a foreign language and also I'm teaching ancient Greek language. I have knowledge and expertise in intercultural education. I received further education on multilingual and multicultural subjects, as well as practice on how to influence students to improve their perspectives through activities or suitable educational material.
My interest for continuing education and self-training led me to attend online courses on translation and translation tools. Through this year I gained knowledge about this skill and I am always trying to improve my translation skills.
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Vasiliki is an experience in teaching who has taught in several different fields. She teaches all levels from A1 to C2. She is very patient, organized and has lots of different learning materials.
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I am a certified TEFL English teacher. I am flexible and I teach based on your learning style. For instance, if you learn best with visuals I will incoporate vidoes and picyures into our lessons. My lesson plans focus on grammar, writing, and pronunciation. Learning a new language is fun and I make my lessons fun and innovative.
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Vanessa is a new teacher and eager to help you learn English. Her lessons are fun and interactive. She teaches from A1 to B2.
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Hello everyone! My name is Maryna, and I am passionate about teaching my native language (Ukrainian).
For those of you who find it boring to learn languages without context, I also explain the historical, cultural and ethnic background, which influenced the development of the Ukrainian language. I want you not only to understand and to be able to speak the language but also feel its beauty and melody.
I am a professional teacher of the Ukrainian language, and I would be glad to help you with learning.
I have 5 years of teaching experience.
If you are looking for a professional and cheerful teacher, do not hesitate to text me.
My teaching methods: the communicative approach, task-based method, engage-study-activate.
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she is a young professional teacher, she has a very high knowledge of grammar and rules and a nice way of teaching.
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Let me help you improve your English for any purpose. I am a native English speaker with a Master's degree in English, a Bachelor of Science degree and a CELTA teaching qualification.
I have been teaching for four years. As a copy-editor, I have been helping people improve their written English for over ten years (so yes, I can edit documents for you). Interviews: send me your CV and the job description and I will help you prepare.
Ready for certification? I will help you get ready for English language proficiency exams (TOEFL, TOEIC, IELTS, OET, C1 (CAE), C2 (CPE).)
We CAN meet free of charge (just book a FREE CHAT for 20 minutes) to discuss your learning needs/my teaching methods and to start talking.
It is useful if you take a quick online test to establish a starting point: https://www.cambridgeenglish.org/test-your-english/general-english/ Please let me know the results A1/2 B1/2 C1/2.
If you need to reschedule, please do so 24 hours in advance to avoid being charged.
NB If you are writing a test like IELTS or TOEFL 'in a month or two' and you need to obtain a minimum score to enter a university, remember that according to education bodies like British Council and Cambridge English, it takes an average of 120-130 lesson hours to move from one level or band to the next. So with 'one or two' months, you need to already be at B2 or Upper Intermediate level to start preparing.
For B2-C2 level students who enjoy photography: Would you would like to improve your English conversation and your photography? In a typical lesson, you will show me your latest photos and describe how and why you took them. Then we will discuss how photos are assessed in photographic competitions and, if necessary, we can go over the essentials of using a digital camera (although it's perfectly fine if you use your mobile phone to take photos).
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Mary is a very experienced and patient teacher. She prepared well before class and did various exercises in class. After class, she sent me always materials of the lesson. I have noticed my improvement in grammar and pronunciation.
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My education is :
Master in Art & Businees George Washington University
Tesol certifiction from Wordl Academic London UK 2.020
Br degree in Accountant Catholic University America .
Working for more than 8 years teaching ESL as second Language in : USA , UK , Latin America , Spain .
My teaching methods are : Using American Learning Program explain :
Subject + verb + Complement
and learning : nouns , verb , adjetive , adverb , modals , in general preparation TOEFL test .
Addicional I am preparing Power Point material to help you .
Having : Seft Study Book ( Digital ) to talk together and fill out sentences .
Reader American Family Book ( Level begginer and advanced )
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Mirna has a lot of teaching experience. She is patient and teaches Spanish grammar among other things. She can also help you with your business language.
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Hello! My name is Lee Moffat. I am a fully qualified English teacher from Edinburgh, Scotland. I have over eighteen years teaching experience with levels ranging from complete beginners to proficiency level advanced (A1 and lower - C2 and higher). I offer either one to one online tuition or group tuition in the following areas:
Conversation skills
Pronunciation skills
IELTS preparation and TOEFL preparation
Proficiency
Grammar
Fluency
Reading
Writing/study/professional
Business English
General English
These are the main areas i have taught in however if you need more specific skills we can discuss your needs in our free first class! Asides from teaching I work as an artist, writer and supporting actor on various film and television shows. My students describe me as helpful, informative, knowledgeable and fun to learn from. My approach to teaching is to be as helpful and informative as possible taking into account each students individual needs. If you would like more information please contact me and we can arrange a suitable date and time to have a free half hour trial class were we can discuss things further.
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Ian is a very good teacher; he is good at describing the whole meaning of a phrase or a paragraph. He is always positive and friendly
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Hello! My name is Lucille and I’m from South Africa. I’m a fun and adaptable tutor who is able to adjust my teaching method according to the focus and needs of every individual student. I have 120hr TEFL certification and 4 years of experience in teaching children of all ages as well as adults. I’m a former actress, dancer, musician and makeup artist. My lessons are a warm and friendly environment where students are able to freely express themselves and are able to ask me questions at any time.
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Lucille is an enthusiastic teacher. She has 4 years of teaching experience. She has taught to children and adults. Furthermore, she is eager to help you learn English!
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Hello everyone I am SAKI. I’m from Hyogo prefecture. I have been teaching Japanese in Italy.
Everyone who loves Japan, everyone who loves anime, everyone who loves Japanese TV series and everyone who loves Japanese food, I would like to share your loves!!
Let's speak Japanese together.
I have taught Japanese for 5 years in class and online.
・Conversation
・Chinese characters, Hiragana, Katakana
・grammar and business conversation
・About culture
Feel free to ask me questions!
✳︎favourites✳︎
・watching Miyazaki movies, reading books and manga
・I am a big fan of traveling and eating local foods
・I often go to Corse island for holiday. One of my favorite places! The sun, crystal clear water and delicious food.
・I like sports (especially volley ball and base ball!!)
I am looking forward to having a conversation with you!
Thank you
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Saki san explains very well. I enjoy the lessons very much. Its very good that we always start the lesson with repeating the previous lesson - it makes it easier for me to remember.
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Hi, name is Laura. I come from a small town near Manchester, UK, though I now live in Bulgaria with my husband and two small children. I am an avid reader of fiction and am also particularly interested in current affairs, politics, psychology and education. I teach English full time and thoroughly enjoy my work. In my free time I enjoy spending time with my family, exploring the Bulgarian countryside, cooking and learning Bulgarian.
Me as a Teacher
I am a qualified teacher with a BSc in Applied Psychology. I have been teaching English for 15 years and have worked with all ages and abilities. My lessons are very communicative and with a strong focus on speaking. I really enjoy getting to know my students and I try to incorporate their hobbies and interests into our lessons.
For the majority of my teaching career I have worked with teenagers and young adults. I have taught hundreds of young people and have found that they enjoy and respond well to my relaxed teaching approach. I am particularly well-suited to helping young people progress and have confidence in their ability.
My Lessons & Teaching Style
My teaching style is open and friendly. I encourage students to speak as much as possible and guide them through their use of English. All of my lessons are tailor-made according to the needs of my students. Whether it is conversation practice, grammar study or exam preparation (specifically KET/PET/FCE), I can help.
Each of my lessons is designed with clear learning objectives and I use a variety of learning methods/materials to make my lessons interesting and to reinforce what we have covered.
I believe learning should be fun and rewarding and students should be able to feel their own personal progress after each lesson. I genuinely care about the development every one of my students.
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Laura has over 15 years of teaching experience. She can teach you more than only the language, but also the culture that comes along with it. She adjusts all her classes to your needs! Furthermore, she offers a wide variety of interactive learning materials like for example videos, songs or grammar exercises. She is eager to help you study, and you will surely learn a lot from her!
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Do you want to learn a new language?
Do you want to be able to communicate in Greek or in English in real-life settings or to conduct business?
Do you need help preparing for school?
Do you need help with homework or revision for upcoming exams?
Do you need help preparing for a language exam?
If the answer is `YES` to any of the above questions then contact me for a friendly chat.
Greek as a Foreign Language (Beginner to Advanced)
Children, Young and Adult Learners
Preparation for the GCSE Greek and CEFR exams
Conversational Greek
Business Greek
Professional Greek
English as a Foreign Language (Elementary to Advanced)
All age groups
Conversational English
Exam Preparation including IELTS, FCE, and CAE
ESOL English
Science English
Business English
A CELTA certified English Language Teacher and a native Greek; dynamic and results-orientated with long tutoring experience, a strong background in sciences and languages. I am currently completing an M.Ed degree in teaching English as a Foreign/International language.
Trustworthy and approachable with strong rapport skills.
Experienced in working with children, young learners, and adults across various educational settings.
A strong talent to develop and implement creative, hands-on learning that reaches every student`s learning style and ability, whilst empowering students to succeed and reach their individual goals. Every lesson is tailored to the needs of the student. The use of specific handbooks is determined by each student`s desires and needs. Any extra material when needed will be provided by the teacher.
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Katerina has lots of teaching experience. She teaches to all age ranges, from children to adults. She teaches to groups but also to individuals. Furthermore, she is very patient and eager to help you learn a new language.
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