Comparatives and Superlatives
- 24 de dez. de 2023
- 3 min de leitura
Atualizado: 28 de jan. de 2024
Introduction
Let's kill two birds with one stone (achieve two things by doing a single action). We can learn about the Canadian Rocky Mountains while listening to an audio featuring comparatives, superlatives and other examples of adjectives. Todays lesson will involve listening to an audio, answering questions to test your comprehension, and finally, look for examples of comparatives, superlatives, and examples that include: as + adjective + as and not as + adjective+ as.
Questions
What makes the Canadian Rockies a unique and captivating destination?
How would you describe the atmosphere in Jasper National Park, and what makes it stand out?
Can you share some highlights of the scenic Icefields Parkway drive through the Canadian Rockies?
What distinguishes Banff National Park, and how does the town of Banff contribute to its charm?
Which natural wonders in Yoho National Park leave a lasting impression on visitors?
In your opinion, what makes the Canadian Rockies viewpoint from the summit so rewarding?
How do the hot springs in Kootenay National Park contribute to the overall experience of the region?
What special designation does Waterton Lakes National Park hold, and how does it reflect international collaboration?
Describe the feeling of standing on the summit of the Canadian Rockies and taking in the panoramic vistas.
In what ways do the Canadian Rockies surpass expectations, and how do they compare to other mountain ranges you've explored?
Find examples of the following:
Comparatives
Superlatives
"As + adjective + as" Constructions
"Not as + adjective + as" Constructions
The answers will be attached to a word document.
Story
In the western part of Canada, there's a special place called the Canadian Rocky Mountains. These mountains are like a beautiful gift from nature, stretching across the provinces of Alberta and British Columbia. As you explore these mountains, you'll find views that are more interesting, lakes that are calmer, and peaks that are rougher than you might expect.
Our adventure begins in Jasper National Park, a spot where nature is well-protected. The air is really fresh, just like taking a deep breath in the middle of tall mountains. Animals like mountain goats and elk make the park even more special. Exploring here is not just an adventure; it's like using all your senses to enjoy nature.
Moving south, there's a famous road called the Icefields Parkway. People say it's one of the most beautiful drives globally, and they're right. The ice on the road is really, really old, and the lakes have a blue color that's like a hidden treasure. Driving here is not just a trip; it's like a story you won't forget.
Banff National Park is another amazing place in the Canadian Rockies. The town of Banff is like a cozy mountain village with pretty buildings. The lake called Lake Louise has water that's as green as a magical place. There's also a fancy hotel called the Fairmont Chateau Lake Louise, which is as fancy and famous as the mountains around it.
In Yoho National Park, there's a tall waterfall called Takakkaw Falls. It's loud and impressive, like nature showing off. The waterfalls here are not just big; they're bigger than you'd imagine. There's also a special place called the Burgess Shale, where you can find really old fossils, like a museum but in the mountains.
When you climb to the top of the Canadian Rockies, the views are better than you can imagine. It's like seeing everything from the top of the world. Standing there, you feel really good, like you achieved something big.
Going down to Kootenay National Park, there are hot springs to relax in. The warm water and cool air together feel great, like a natural spa in the mountains. The plants and animals here are diverse, meaning there are many different kinds, adapting to the different places in the mountains.
In the south, Waterton Lakes National Park is special because it's an International Peace Park. This means that two countries, the United States and Canada, work together to protect this beautiful place. There's a nice hotel called the Prince of Wales Hotel, which sits on a hill and looks over a lake. It's elegant and makes you feel like you're in a fairy tale.
The Canadian Rockies, with their tall mountains, calm lakes, and different plants and animals, are more interesting than many other mountain places. Exploring here is like a special journey, and the mountains are even more special than the memories you make.
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