English for Intermediate Learners (B1) – Step 5: Making Comparisons in English

Overview

Do you want to describe things clearly and easily in English — like saying which car is faster or which city is more beautiful?

In this B1-level lesson, you’ll learn how to use comparatives to compare two people, places, or things. You'll master how to form comparatives with -er endings, -ier changes, and more + adjective structures. You'll also practice useful patterns like bigger than, happier than, and more expensive than — so you can sound natural in everyday conversation.

This lesson is perfect if you want to speak more fluently, write more clearly, and understand real conversations in English.

🌟 Why Choose Our Intermediate Grammar Lessons? ✅ Step-by-Step Grammar – Learn exactly how to form and use comparatives
✅ Real Conversations – Hear native speakers using comparatives naturally
✅ Practical Speaking Practice – Compare things confidently in everyday life
✅ Listening Activities – Train your ear to hear real English patterns
✅ Useful Expressions – Make your English sound more fluent and clear
✅ Self-Paced & Flexible – Study anytime, anywhere
✅ Expert ESL Teachers – Lessons designed with care by professionals

📘 What You’ll Learn: 🔹 How to form comparatives with -er endings (fast → faster)
🔹 How to form comparatives with -ier changes (happy → happier)
🔹 How to use more + adjective for longer words (more expensive)
🔹 How to correctly use "than" in comparisons
🔹 Special irregular comparatives like good → better, bad → worse
🔹 Listening and reading practice with real-world examples
🔹 Speaking and writing tasks about your life and experiences

👥 Who Is This Lesson For? ✔️ Intermediate ESL learners (B1)
✔️ Students preparing for TOEFL, IELTS, or Cambridge B1 exams
✔️ English users who want to describe things and compare ideas clearly
✔️ Professionals and travelers who need real-world communication skills
✔️ Anyone who wants to sound more fluent, natural, and confident in English