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= E7 M - Compare actions with adverbs =

'''Mini-Beschreibung:''' Compare how people do things: '''faster, more carefully, better'''. You notice the pattern, try it, use it in context and improve your own speaking and writing.

[[Datei:Running during modern pentathlon competition.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Media start – look first:''' What actions can you see? Use only what is visible. Then invent two fictional runners, A and B, and complete: ''A runs … than B.''

'''Quick start:''' ''How do they do it?'' → fast, slowly, carefully, well.
'''Compare the action:''' ''Who does it faster / more carefully / better?''

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== I can … ==

After this course, you can:
# [[Adverb|use adverbs]] to say '''how''' an action happens.
# compare two actions with '''faster, harder, earlier''' and '''more carefully, more slowly, more clearly'''.
# use '''better''' and '''worse''' correctly.
# ask, react and give a short reason: ''Who works more carefully? – I think Nia does, because …''
# write a short comparison in an email, report or story.

'''Deutsch-Hilfe nur wenn nötig:''' Du vergleichst hier nicht Personen als Ganzes, sondern '''wie''' sie etwas tun.

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== What you already know ==

You already know:
# a verb names an action: ''run, speak, work, read, play''.
# an adjective can describe a person or thing: ''a careful player''.
# an adverb can describe an action: ''The player moves carefully.''

'''Try:''' Which word describes the action?

''Sam speaks clearly.''

→ '''clearly''' tells us how Sam speaks.

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== Notice: one action, then a comparison ==

[[Datei:Descriptive Zoopraxography Children Running Animated.gif|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

Read the examples aloud:

''Mia runs fast.''
''Jay runs faster than Mia.''

''Mia works carefully.''
''Jay works more carefully than Mia.''

''Mia plays well.''
''Jay plays better than Mia.''

'''Notice:''' The comparative adverb changes the information about the '''action'''.

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== Understand: the core pattern ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Basic adverb
! Comparative adverb
! Example
|-
| fast
| faster
| Leo runs '''faster than''' Ben.
|-
| hard
| harder
| Ava works '''harder than''' Mia.
|-
| early
| earlier
| Sam arrives '''earlier than''' Jo.
|-
| carefully
| more carefully
| Nia checks her work '''more carefully than''' Leo.
|-
| slowly
| more slowly
| Jo speaks '''more slowly than''' Sam.
|-
| clearly
| more clearly
| Ava explains it '''more clearly than''' Ben.
|-
| well
| better
| Mia sings '''better than''' Leo.
|-
| badly
| worse
| Ben played '''worse than''' yesterday.
|}

'''Rule 1:''' Short adverbs often use '''-er''': ''fast → faster, hard → harder''.
'''Rule 2:''' Many adverbs ending in '''-ly''' use '''more''': ''carefully → more carefully''.
'''Rule 3:''' ''well → better'' and ''badly → worse'' are irregular.
'''Rule 4:''' Use '''than''' when you name the second person or thing.

'''Avoid:''' ''more faster'' ✗
'''Use:''' ''faster'' ✓

'''Avoid:''' ''carefullier'' ✗
'''Use:''' ''more carefully'' ✓

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== Media check: actions in different contexts ==

[[Datei:Students reading in a classroom.jpg|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Try before reading on:''' Imagine two fictional students, Maya and Alex. Write one possible comparison about their reading. Do not claim that the photo proves who is better or faster.

Example: ''Maya reads more carefully than Alex.''

[[Datei:Keyboard typing.png|500px|rahmenlos|center]]

'''Mini-transfer:''' Complete two different sentences.

''I type __________ than my partner.''
''My partner checks spelling __________ than I do.''

Possible language: '''faster, more slowly, more carefully, better'''.

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== Listening and viewing 1: adverbs of manner ==

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=N9_8l4MgJzU |500|center}}

'''Before viewing:''' Predict three words that may answer the question ''How?''

'''While viewing:''' Listen for:
# how adverbs of manner are formed.
# where an adverb can stand in a sentence.
# one exception.

'''After viewing – 20-second check:''' Say one sentence with an adverb of manner, for example: ''She answered politely.''

'''Hint:''' Focus on the action, not on translating every word.

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== Listening and viewing 2: comparative adverbs ==

{{#ev:youtube| https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=nzJTOgF7ESY |500|center}}

'''First viewing:''' Listen for the three ideas '''faster – more carefully – better'''.

'''Second viewing:''' Pause after an example and make your own sentence with the same pattern.

'''Quick response:'''
A: ''Who works more carefully, Nia or Leo?''
B: ''Nia does.''
A: ''Why?''
B: ''Because she checks every step.''

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== Listening practice: two voices ==

Read this dialogue with a partner. Use a moderate, natural pace.

'''Maya:''' I finished the poster first.
'''Alex:''' Yes, you worked faster than I did.
'''Maya:''' But you checked the facts more carefully.
'''Alex:''' Maybe. Your title was clearer, too.
'''Maya:''' So we did different parts well.
'''Alex:''' Right. Next time, I want to work faster and still check carefully.

'''Listening option:''' One learner closes the text while two classmates or the teacher read the dialogue. Then answer:

# Who worked faster?
# Who checked the facts more carefully?
# What does Alex want to improve?

'''Help:''' Listen for the comparative words. You do not need every single word.

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== Reading: a school media challenge ==

'''Fictional profiles – no real social-media data.'''

Nia and Leo are making short how-to clips for a school project. Nia plans each step before she starts. Leo starts quickly and changes ideas while he works. In the first round, Leo finishes faster than Nia, but Nia explains the steps more clearly. In the second round, Leo speaks more slowly and checks his notes more carefully. His explanation is better than before. Nia still organises the information well, but this time Leo reacts more confidently to questions.

Their teacher does not ask, “Who is the better person?” The useful question is: “Who performs this action more clearly, more carefully or faster in this situation?”

'''Reading check:''' Find three comparative adverbs and say which action each one compares.

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== Vocabulary in context ==

{| class="wikitable"
! Word
! Use it in a sentence
! Short help
|-
| carefully
| Check the answer carefully.
| sorgfältig
|-
| clearly
| Speak clearly.
| klar
|-
| quietly
| Work quietly.
| leise
|-
| loudly
| Do not speak too loudly.
| laut
|-
| fast
| She runs fast.
| schnell
|-
| hard
| They work hard.
| intensiv / hart
|-
| well
| He plays well.
| gut
|-
| badly
| The team played badly.
| schlecht
|}

'''Try without translating:''' Match each word to a real action in class: ''read, explain, write, check, speak, work''.

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== Pronunciation: make the comparison easy to hear ==

Stress the important comparison word:

''Leo runs '''FASTER''' than Ben.''
''Nia works '''MORE CAREFULLY''' than Leo.''
''Maya explains it '''BETTER''' than Sam.''

Say the phrase as one chunk:

''faster than''
''more carefully than''
''better than''

'''Goal:''' Be easy to understand. You do not need to copy one special accent.

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== Try: choose the right form ==

Complete the sentences.

# Ava runs fast, but Mia runs '''faster'''.
# Leo checks his work carefully, but Nia checks it '''more carefully'''.
# Sam plays well, but Jo plays '''better'''.
# Maya arrived early, but Alex arrived '''earlier'''.
# Ben spoke badly in the first try, but he spoke even '''worse''' in the second.

'''Direct feedback:''' If you used ''more + -er'' together, check again. Use '''faster''', not ''more faster''.

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== Speaking: compare, react, give a reason ==

Work with a partner. Choose two fictional people: '''Ava, Ben, Maya, Leo, Nia, Sam'''.

Use this pattern:

''Ava works more quietly than Ben.''
''I agree because …''
or
''I am not sure. Ben works faster, but Ava checks more carefully.''

'''Challenge:''' Ask a follow-up question: ''Why do you think so?''

'''Recording:''' A recording is optional. Keep it private on your device unless you have clearly agreed to share it. No upload is required.

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== Writing: a short comparison report ==

Write 70–100 words about two fictional people doing the same task.

Use:
# one sentence with '''faster / harder / earlier'''.
# one sentence with '''more + adverb'''.
# one sentence with '''better''' or '''worse'''.
# one reason with '''because'''.
# one improvement idea with '''next time'''.

'''Structure:'''

''Task:'' What are they doing?
''Comparison:'' Who does which action differently?
''Reason:'' What evidence do you have in your fictional situation?
''Next step:'' What could improve?

'''Useful start:''' ''In our practice task, Maya finished faster than Leo, but Leo checked the details more carefully …''

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== Mediation: explain the idea, not every word ==

A German-speaking classmate asks: ''What does “Leo works more carefully than Ben” mean?''

Explain the message in one or two German sentences. Do '''not''' translate the whole lesson. Then give a new English example.

'''Hint:''' ''more carefully than'' compares '''how''' two actions are done.

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== Functional grammar: use the form for a purpose ==

You do not learn the forms only for a grammar test. Use them to:
# compare two ways of doing a task.
# give feedback.
# explain improvement.
# react to a partner.
# make a short report more precise.

'''Useful classroom feedback:'''
''You spoke more clearly this time.''
''You worked faster, but check the last step more carefully.''
''Your second explanation was better.''

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== Help ladder ==

'''Help 1 – English frame:'''
''___ works ___ than ___.''

'''Help 2 – word bank:'''
''faster – harder – earlier – more slowly – more clearly – more carefully – better – worse''

'''Help 3 – small German hint:'''
Kurze Adverbien oft mit '''-er'''; viele '''-ly'''-Adverbien mit '''more'''; ''well → better''.

Use only as much help as you need.

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== Mini-transfer: improve a team task ==

Scenario: Two fictional students make a one-minute presentation.

Round 1:
''Maya speaks quickly but unclearly.''
''Leo speaks slowly but clearly.''

Give one useful piece of feedback to each person.

Possible direction:
''Maya should speak more slowly.''
''Leo could speak a little faster.''

Now add a comparison:
''Leo explains the key idea more clearly than Maya.''

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== Self-check: Can I do it? ==

Rate yourself: '''yes – almost – not yet'''.

# I can identify an adverb that describes an action.
# I can form ''faster, harder, earlier''.
# I can form ''more carefully, more clearly, more slowly''.
# I can use ''better'' and ''worse''.
# I can compare two actions with ''than''.
# I can react and give a short reason.
# I can write a short comparison without translating everything from German.

'''If “almost”:''' Repeat one media task and change the examples.
'''If “not yet”:''' Use the Help ladder, then try the Mini-transfer again.

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== Use again: next course ==

Continue with [[E7 M - Give feedback on how actions are done|E7 M - Give feedback on how actions are done]].

Keep this core pattern ready:

'''subject + verb + comparative adverb + than + comparison'''

Example: ''Nia checks her work more carefully than Leo.''

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= Interaktive Aufgaben =

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== Quiz: Teste Dein Wissen ==

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'''Which sentence compares how two people run?'''
(Mia runs faster than Leo.)
(!Mia is a fast runner.)
(!Mia runs fast.)
(!Leo likes running.)

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'''What is the comparative form of fast?'''
(faster)
(!more fast)
(!fastly)
(!more faster)

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'''Which form is correct?'''
(more carefully)
(!carefullier)
(!more carefuler)
(!carefuler)

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<br>

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'''What is the comparative adverb of well?'''
(better)
(!gooder)
(!more well)
(!best)

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<br>

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'''What is the comparative adverb of badly?'''
(worse)
(!badder)
(!more bad)
(!worst)

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<br>

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'''Which sentence is correct?'''
(Ava works harder than Ben.)
(!Ava works more harder than Ben.)
(!Ava works hardlier than Ben.)
(!Ava harder works than Ben.)

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'''Which word usually introduces the second part of a comparison?'''
(than)
(!then)
(!that)
(!as)

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'''Which sentence describes an action with an adverb?'''
(Sam speaks clearly.)
(!Sam is clear.)
(!Sam has a clear voice.)
(!Sam likes clear instructions.)

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'''Which sentence gives useful comparison feedback?'''
(You spoke more clearly this time.)
(!You are more clearly.)
(!You spoke more clearer this time.)
(!You clearly more this time.)

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'''Which sentence uses an irregular comparative adverb correctly?'''
(Leo played better than before.)
(!Leo played more well than before.)
(!Leo played gooder than before.)
(!Leo played best than before.)

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== Memory ==

<div class="memo-quiz">
{|
|-
| fast || faster
|-
| hard || harder
|-
| early || earlier
|-
| carefully || more carefully
|-
| well || better
|-
| badly || worse
|}
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== Drag and Drop ==

<div class="lueckentext-quiz">

{| class="wikitable"
! Ordne die richtigen Begriffe zu.
! Thema
|-
| '''faster'''
| fast
|-
| '''harder'''
| hard
|-
| '''more slowly'''
| slowly
|-
| '''more clearly'''
| clearly
|-
| '''better'''
| well

|}
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== Kreuzworträtsel ==

<div class="kreuzwort-quiz">
{|
|-
| faster || What is the comparative form of fast?
|-
| better || What is the comparative adverb of well?
|-
| worse || What is the comparative adverb of badly?
|-
| adverb || Which word class can describe how an action happens?
|-
| than || Which word often connects the two parts of a comparison?
|-
| clearly || Which adverb means in an easy-to-understand way?
|}
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== LearningApps ==

<iframe> https://learningapps.org/index.php?s=E7+M+Compare+actions+with+adverbs </iframe>

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== Lückentext ==

<quiz display=simple>
{'''Vervollständige den Text.'''<br>
|type="{}"}
An adverb can describe how an { action } happens. The comparative form of fast is { faster }. Many adverbs ending in -ly use { more } to make the comparative. We say more { carefully } when we compare careful actions. The comparative adverb of well is { better }. The comparative adverb of badly is { worse }. When we name the second person or thing, we often use { than }. A useful comparison can help us give clear { feedback }.
</quiz>

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= Offene Aufgaben =

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=== Leicht ===
# [[Adverb-Fotoimpuls|Photo prompt]]: Choose one Wikimedia image from this course. Invent two fictional people and write three safe comparison sentences about imagined actions.
# [[Sprechkarten|Speaking cards]]: Make six cards with verbs such as ''run, read, speak, write, check, play'' and six cards with adverbs. Draw two cards and make a correct comparison.
# [[Fehlerdetektiv|Error detective]]: Create four wrong sentences such as ''more faster''. Swap with a partner and correct them.
# [[Mini-Dialog|Mini dialogue]]: Write and perform a four-line dialogue with one comparison, one reaction and one reason.

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=== Standard ===
# [[Vergleichsbericht|Comparison report]]: Write 80–100 words about two fictional students doing the same school task. Use at least four comparative adverbs.
# [[Audiovergleich|Private audio practice]]: Record two versions of the same short message, one faster and one more slowly. Keep the recording private. Describe which version is clearer and why.
# [[Medienanalyse|Media analysis]]: Watch one embedded video again. Note three grammar examples and create three new examples of your own.
# [[Peer-Feedback|Peer feedback]]: Give a partner two specific comments using comparative adverbs, for example ''You spoke more clearly this time.'' Ask one follow-up question.

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=== Schwer ===
# [[Präsentationsvergleich|Presentation comparison]]: Plan two different one-minute versions of a short presentation. Compare their pace, clarity and organisation in a short reflection.
# [[Mediation|Mediation challenge]]: Explain the idea of comparative adverbs to a German-speaking learner in no more than four German sentences, then demonstrate it with five English examples.
# [[Mini-Untersuchung|Mini investigation]]: Test two ways of doing a simple class task, for example checking a text once or twice. Describe which method works faster and which works more carefully. Use only class-generated, non-personal data.
# [[KI-Feedback prüfen|Check AI feedback]]: If your school allows an AI tool, give it three sentences you wrote yourself and ask only for grammar feedback. Check every suggestion against the rule table in this course. Keep your own text and do not upload private recordings or personal data.

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= Lernkontrolle =

# [[Transfer Vergleich|Transfer]]: Two fictional students complete the same task in different ways. Explain which comparative adverbs fit and justify each choice from the situation.
# [[Fehler erklären|Explain an error]]: Explain why ''more faster'' and ''carefullier'' are incorrect, then repair both forms.
# [[Feedback formulieren|Useful feedback]]: Turn three neutral observations into helpful feedback sentences with comparative adverbs.
# [[Text überarbeiten|Revision]]: Improve a short paragraph that repeats ''good'' and ''fast'' by using precise verbs and comparative adverbs.
# [[Sprechen und reagieren|Interaction]]: In a partner exchange, compare two ways of preparing for a presentation, react to your partner and give one reason.
# [[Mini-Transfer|New context]]: Apply the grammar to a new context such as sport, music, gaming, cooking or studying without changing the core rule.

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= Lernnachweis =

For a successful learning record, you should show that you can:
# identify what action an adverb describes.
# form common comparative adverbs correctly.
# use '''than''' in clear comparisons.
# use '''better''' and '''worse''' correctly.
# compare actions in a short spoken exchange.
# write a short structured comparison with a reason and an improvement idea.
# use feedback to revise at least one sentence.
# work with fictional or class-safe examples and protect private data.

A strong learning record values '''clear communication before accent perfection'''.

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= OERs zum Thema =

<iframe> https://de.m.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverb </iframe>

'''Grammar references:'''
# [https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/free-resources/grammar/english-grammar-reference/comparative-superlative-adverbs British Council LearnEnglish: Comparative and superlative adverbs]
# [https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/free-resources/grammar/english-grammar-reference/adverbials-manner British Council LearnEnglish: Adverbials of manner]
# [https://dictionary.cambridge.org/grammar/british-grammar/comparison Cambridge Grammar: Comparison of adverbs]
# [https://de.wikipedia.org/wiki/Adverb Wikipedia: Adverb]

'''Free image media used in this course:'''
# [[Datei:Running during modern pentathlon competition.jpg|150px|rahmenlos]]
# [[Datei:Descriptive Zoopraxography Children Running Animated.gif|150px|rahmenlos]]
# [[Datei:Students reading in a classroom.jpg|150px|rahmenlos]]
# [[Datei:Keyboard typing.png|150px|rahmenlos]]

'''Media rule:''' Use the Wikimedia file pages for licence and attribution information. YouTube material is embedded for viewing; do not copy or re-upload the videos.

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= Verknüpfte Lernbereiche =

{| align=center
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'''[[E7 M - Compare actions with adverbs]]'''
# [[Englische Grammatik]]
# [[Adverb]]
# [[Comparative]]
# [[Speaking]]
# [[Writing]]
# [[Listening]]
# [[Reading]]
# [[Mediation]]
# [[Feedback]]
|}

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