Good, Better, Best – Student Activity

Adult English as a Second Language (AESL 702) Beginning Low Students with Maestro Sersea received a mini-lesson on irregular adjective “good”, with it’s comparative form “better,” and the superlative form, “best.”

Students were then separated into groups where they discussed, debated, and answered the following questions:

1. What is the best supermarket?

2. What is the best clothing store?

3. What is the best shoes store?

4. What is the best cellphone company?

5. What is the best city to live in?

What is the best Mexican Food restaurant?

and

7. What is the best fast-food restaurant?