SPEAKEASY 1 · UNIT 22

Comparing the World

comparatives · superlatives · -er / -est · -y → -ier / -iest · more / the most · irregular adjectives · GET

Unit 22 uczy porównywać miasta, miejsca, ludzi, jedzenie i doświadczenia — od prostych przymiotników po formy nieregularne.

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KROK 1 · ONE-SYLLABLE ADJECTIVES

small → smaller → the smallest

Comparative

-er

small → smaller

Warsaw is smaller than New York.

Superlative

the + -est

small → the smallest

This is the smallest room.

Double consonant

hot → hotter → the hottest

big → bigger → the biggest

small
smaller
the smallest

cold
colder
the coldest

hot
hotter
the hottest

fast
faster
the fastest

clean
cleaner
the cleanest

cheap
cheaper
the cheapest

Choose the correct form

Type the form

1. hot → comparative

2. fast → superlative

3. cheap → comparative

KROK 2 · ADJECTIVES ENDING IN -Y

happy → happier → the happiest

-y → -ier / -iest
happy → happier → the happiest
pretty → prettier → the prettiest
funny → funnier → the funniest
ugly → uglier → the ugliest

Build the form

Personal comparisons

1. Who is the happiest person in your family?

2. Who is funnier: your best friend or your teacher?

KROK 3 · LONG ADJECTIVES

more / the most

Comparative

more interesting

Paris is more interesting than...

Superlative

the most interesting

It is the most interesting city.

interesting
more interesting
the most interesting

boring
more boring
the most boring

expensive
more expensive
the most expensive

beautiful
more beautiful
the most beautiful

comfortable
more comfortable
the most comfortable

More or most?

Your opinions

Which city is more interesting: Paris or New York?

What is the most beautiful place in your country?

KROK 4 · IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES

good / bad / far

good

better → the best

bad

worse → the worst

far

further → the furthest

Te formy trzeba zapamiętać — nie używamy *gooder*, *badder* ani *farer*.

Irregular forms

Complete the sentence

1. Warsaw is ______ for me than New York. (good)

2. This is the ______ film I know. (bad)

3. Which bus stop is the ______ from your house? (far)

KROK 5 · CITY COMPARISONS

Compare real places

Wykorzystaj przymiotniki z unitu, aby porównywać miasta i miejsca.

hot / cold

clean / dirty

cheap / expensive

small / big

interesting / boring

beautiful / ugly

comfortable

good / bad

Think and choose

Write your own comparisons

1. Which city is hotter: Madrid or Warsaw?

2. Which city is more expensive: London or Warsaw?

3. Which city is the most interesting for you?

KROK 6 · READING

Which Place Is the Best?

New York: Some people say that New York is the most exciting city in the world. It is bigger than Warsaw and Paris. It is also more expensive than many other cities. But for some people, New York is too loud and too busy.

Paris: Paris is prettier than many cities. The streets are full of old buildings and nice cafés. The food in Paris is better than in many places. But Paris is also more expensive than Madrid or Warsaw.

Warsaw: Warsaw is colder than Madrid, but it is cheaper. Many people say that Polish people are the friendliest. Life is more comfortable in Warsaw than in New York, but it is less exciting.

Madrid: Madrid is hotter than Paris or Warsaw. The food is simpler, but also very tasty. People in Spain are more relaxed than in London or New York.

London: London is one of the most expensive cities, but also one of the most interesting. There are people from all over the world. London is more multicultural than the other cities.

Reading detective

Full sentence answers

1. Which city is described as the most exciting?

2. Which city is hotter than Paris and Warsaw?

3. Which city is more multicultural than the others?

KROK 7 · GET

One word, many meanings

get up

wstać

get dressed

ubrać się

get to work / school

dotrzeć do pracy / szkoły

get tired

zmęczyć się

get ready

przygotować się

get = buy / receive

kupić / dostać

Znaczenie get zależy od słów, które występują po nim.

Choose the meaning

MY MORNING ROUTINE

Real-life sequence

Put your morning into English.

1. What time do you usually get up?

2. Do you get dressed before breakfast?

3. How do you get to work / school?

UNIT 22 · FINAL CHALLENGE

Which one is the best?

short adjectives · -y adjectives · long adjectives · irregular forms · reading · GET

Mini travel review

Napisz 6–8 zdań porównujących dwa miasta lub miejsca. Użyj przynajmniej:

2 comparatives

2 superlatives

1 irregular form

1 long adjective

⭐ Unit 22 score

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