I believe I was lucky enough to find such a pertinent segment to practice double comparatives, a grammar point we often have to teach, but I had never managed to find the right scene. The movie is sensational! I strongly recommend it.
GRAMMAR TIP:
Double comparatives are used to describe a cause-and-effect process.
Remember: When BE is used in double comparatives, it is often omitted.A. Before watching the segment, match the cause with its effect.
1. We ask the machine to make more food.
2. The machine emits more radiation.
3. We make bigger food.
( ) These molecules could over-mutate more.
( ) The food is better.
( ) The machine takes more clouds
B. Now connect both sentences, using double comparatives. Make all the necesary changes to make it correct. There are more than only one possible answers.
1. __________________
2. __________________
3. __________________
C. Now watch the segment and check your answers:
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MOVIE SEGMENT DOWNLOAD - CLOUDY WITH A CHANCE OF MEATBALLS
Answer key:
A. 2, 3 ,1
B.
1. The more we ask the machine to make, the more clouds the machine takes in
2. The more radiation it emits, the more these molecules could over-mutate.
3. The bigger, the better
