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Comparatives & Superlatives Dictation: Everyday Superlatives
A2 Level
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Listen for the or a word such as our before the strongest comparison. An est ending or most can pick out one thing from a group. Best and worst have different forms from good and bad, so listen for the whole word. Some sentences say which group is being compared; others leave it clear from the situation. Write that group detail when you hear it. A sentence can have more than one comparison, so keep listening after the first one.
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