Learn the superlative adjectives and Present Continuous Show that you are the best!

Try to guess the meaning of the best.
Do you like your job? Do you think that it is better than the jobs of your parents?
Do you think that your job is the best?

Your homework was to compare your job with the job of your friend.
Example:
My job is good. The job of my friend is better.
My job is more difficult than the job of my friend.
My salary (зарплата) is high. The salary of my friend is higher.

Both my computer and yours are good.
How many computers are you talking about?
2) Are they good?

We use ‘both’ when we talk about two things/people and want to say that two out of two things/people have something in common (something similar).

My job is good.
The job of my friend is better. The job of my boss is the best!
How many jobs do you compare in this sentence?
2) Do you compare your job with the job of your friend? Of your boss? With them both?

A Tesla is the best car in the world.
1.From the point of view of the author, is Tesla better than all the other cars ?

We use superlative adjectives to compare three or more nouns, one thing with two or more other things.
One thing is better than all the others.

Read the rule attentively and say what particles we use (add) to make superlative adjectives.

Work in small groups. Talk about the software you and your non-IT colleagues use. Answer the questions.

I have (got) the best software in my company!
Is this software yours?

Read the rule attentively and say why we use ‘have (got)’

Listen and repeat the sentences

Write five sentences comparing three software products you know.
Examples: Word, Excel, Power Point…
I use (…);
(…) is more convenient than (…) .
(…) is the most convenient

Useful phrases:
How is it going?
How are you getting on?

What are you doing now?
I am installing the software!
When does it happen?

We use Present Continuous to speak about actions that happen now, at the moment of speech.

Read the rule attentively and say what is the meaning of Present Continuous

Pay attention to the following words: training courses, a day off.

Try to guess the meaning of the words training courses, a day off.

Fill in the gaps using comparative and superlative adjectives, have (got) and Present Continuous
Hey, Jonn! What (to do)?
I (to install) new software!
Oh! You ( to get) a new laptop!
Yes, it is (good) gadget in the world!
Oh, no! Mine is (good)!