Comparative Endings & Consonant trigraph dge

Hello, boys and girls.

How are you today in phonics we're gonna learn about

comparative endings by adding e r E S t and

we will learn about continent Try graph the G e.

Now, when we're comparing two things we add e r.

So when we're comparing two things toe item two objects,

we add e r to the end off the objective.

When we're comparing more than three things or more than

three persons or more than three items, we add E

s t.

If you look at the picture we see the car

is faster than the bike.

We're comparing two things now when we're comparing three things

the bike, the car and the plane, we say the

plane is the fastest.

We add e s t again when you're comparing two

things you at e.

R to the end of the adjective older.

When you compare two things you see higher.

You could say the church is higher than my house.

Higher, fatter.

Remember the rule that when an adjective is a one

syllable and it has a vowel and a consonant at

the end, we own we double the continent and then

we add e are fatter.

You're comparing two men and one ISS fatter than the

other sharp, sharper you at E.

R at the end, off the adjective kind again.

When you're comparing two things you say kinder, kinder.

The church is higher than our house.

You're comparing two things here, So you add e r

to the end off the adjective we call it comparative.

You are comparing two things by adding e r to

the end off the adjective curl rights neater than me.

When you're comparing two persons, you also add e r

to the end off the adjective.

In winter, we wear warmer clothes than in summer.

When you are comparing two seasons here, you're comparing winter

to summer.

You will just say wormer you end e r to

that objective.

The strawberry jam is nicer than the lemon one.

When you are comparing two things strawberry and lemon, you

add e r to the adjectives.

So you say nicer.

I'm older than my sister.

So if we want to underline and identify the word

that compares, you need to underline all there.

This is a faster car than the one I had

again. We underlined the word that compares, which is faster.

A rose is prettier than the sunflower.

We underline the word that compares, which is prettier.

My house is bigger than yours.

We underline the word that compares, which is bigger.

The weather is much finer today, so finer is a

word that compares.

We call it comparative adjective.

Always look at the end if u c e r.

And the word after then and sometimes you don't put

down. So it's a word that compares today is colder

than yesterday.

Colder is a comparative adjective, with each sentence underlying the

word that compares.

Let's read the sentences.

The bird is smaller than the cat, so you need

to underline smaller Barb is the smallest one in the

class. Smallest, you need to underline it because it shows

a word that compares more than three things.

Who is the shortest one in your class?

You need to underline.

Shortest, it is hotter inside than it is outside.

You need to underline hotter.

Okay, final sound.

Let's name the pictures here on dhe.

Then we need to tell the final sound.

In each picture we see a bridge sound.

We see a judge sound and the badge again Just

Sant. When the three letters make one sound such as

the letters D G and H GIP we call it

Try graph.

So three letters make one sound right D g e

or just to finish the word.

Where is my red badge?

I think I left it on the ledge.

No, it is on the edge off my desk.

Now. My badge has a smudge.

Thank you, everyone for listening.

And I hope you enjoyed today's lesson.

Comparative Endings & Consonant trigraph dge

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