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Revision
How will the internet change our lives in the future Work in pairs and prepare a short presentation on the topic. Use the words and phrases below to help you.
Revision
Tips
Give examples to support your opinion:
The internet is making our lives more convenient. Take online learning, for example. We can now take courses online from the comfort of our homes. Online learning will become even more popular, and it will save us even more time in the future.
Make comparisons between past, present and future:
Communication is faster than ever before. In the future, the internet will be much faster than it is today.
Read the dialogue on page 41. Pay attention to the comparatives and the superlatives, and then summarize the rules.
Grammar—Comparative and superlative adjectives
Rule: When we compare two people or things, we can use the comparative form of the adjectives. When we compare more than two people or things, we can use the superlative form of the adjectives.
Grammar—Comparative and superlative adjectives
Form: 1. To form comparative adjectives, we often add ____ to adjectives with one or two syllables and use _______ with adjectives of three or more syllables.
2. To form superlative adjectives, we often add ____to adjectives with one or two syllables and use _______ with adjectives of three or more syllables.
Structure: 1. We often use _____ after comparative adjectives.
2. We usually use ____ before superlative adjectives.
-er
-est
more
most
than
the
Complete Exercise 1 on page 42 and summarize the forms of comparative and superlative adjectives.
the earliest
better
the most famous
the most powerful
the best
smarter
Grammar—Comparative and superlative adjectives
Regular forms
for one-syllable adjectives and some two-syllable adjectives：+ -er / -est
（fast → faster → fastest, clever→ cleverer→ cleverest）
for longer adjectives and some two-syllable adjectives：more / most + base form
(powerful → more powerful → most powerful）
for two-syllable adjectives ending in -y：change y to i + -er / -est
（early → earlier → earliest）
for words ending in e：+ -r / + -st （nice → nicer → nicest）
for some short adjectives: double the last consonant + -er / -est
（sad → sadder → saddest）
Grammar in use
Interview your teachers and classmates about their attitudes towards digital technology. You can use the phrases below.
Examples:
- Which is more ..., A or B
- Is it more... to do A or B
- What do you think is the most ...
Grammar in use
Summarize the information you and your group members collected and share your findings with the class.
Use a pie chart or bar chart to help visualize the results.
80% of the students think online learning is more flexible, while 20% prefer traditional methods.
Start your report like this:
Most of my classmates / teachers think that it is more convenient to ... Half of them say it is safer / easier to ...
The amusement park was __________________ (exciting) than we expected.
He stopped eating unhealthy food and started doing a lot of sport, so he is now much __________________ (thin) than last year.
After the accident, she promised to be __________________ (careful) than before.
This is __________________(easy) maths problem in the textbook.
My new phone is __________________(big) than the old one.
Kate wants to improve her grades, so she will study __________________(hard) from now on.
He always solves maths problems first—I think he’s __________________ (smart) student in our class.
The movie was very good—it felt much __________________(shorter) than it actually was.
His mother died five years ago. It was __________________(sad) moment in his life.
My cat is much __________________ (clever) than my dog.
More practice
請在空白處填入所給單詞的適當形式 (形容詞的比較級或最高級)。
more exciting
thinner
more careful
the easiest
bigger
harder
the smartest
shorter
the saddest
cleverer / more clever
Lily is asking an AI chatbot about Beijing.
Lily: I’m thinking about travelling to Beijing. Could you tell me about the city
AI: Beijing is one of ________________(big) cities in China. It is also one of ________________ (popular) tourist destinations in China. There is a lot to see and do there.
Lily: What can I eat in Beijing
AI: If you go to Beijing, you must try Beijing roast duck—it is one of ________________(famous) Chinese dishes.
Lily: Which is ________________(sweet) snack in Beijing, and where can I try it
AI: Probably the sugar-coated fruit on a stick. You can find it in Wangfujing. There is a snack street there, and it is one of ______________________(convenient) places for street food in Beijing. The shops there open ________________(early) than in other markets, so it’s a good place for breakfast.
Lily: Which city has ________________(good) local food, Shanghai or Beijing
AI: It’s hard to say. Some people say Shanghai food is ________________(delicious) than Beijing food, but others think the food in Shanghai is too sweet. They think Beijing food is ________________(nice) than Shanghai food.
More practice
在以下語段中的橫線處填入所給形容詞的比較級或最高級。
the biggest
the most famous
the sweetest
the most convenient
earlier
better
more delicious
nicer
the most popular
Self-assessment
Comparative and superlative adjectives What I have learnt What I can do with them What I don’t understand

Homework
基礎作業
完成課本第136頁的語法練習，并熟練朗讀。
拓展作業
Do you think humans are smarter than computers Why Please give some examples to support your view.
THANK YOU

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