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ESOL beginner lessons: Comparatives and superlatives

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A lesson by Chris Speck about describing people and places.

Level: Beginners
Time: Up to 1 hour
Vocabulary: Basic adjectives, comparatives and superlatives
Focus: Comparing things, reading, writing and speaking

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