Comparative Adjectives Board Game | ESL Speaking Activity | A1–A2
Make comparative adjectives practice feel like a game show!
Compare & Win is a printable ESL board game that helps young learners practise forming and using comparative adjectives in full sentences. Students roll the dice, move around the board, complete comparative sentences, answer speaking prompts, earn bonus points, and try to reach the finish first.
The game includes both short and long comparative adjectives, as well as common irregular forms such as good → better and bad → worse.
Students will practise:
- forming comparative adjectives
- using than correctly
- short and long adjectives
- common irregular comparatives
- speaking in complete sentences
- comparing animals, objects, places, seasons, food, and more
Vocabulary:
Comparative adjectives:
big, small, tall, short, strong, fast, slow, young, beautiful, comfortable, expensive, difficult, cold, good, bad, interesting, long
How to play:
Students take turns rolling a dice and completing the task on the space they land on. On speaking spaces, they compare the two pictures using a full sentence. Bonus Points spaces move players forward, while Commercial Break spaces move them back.
What’s included:
- Full-colour board game
- Low-ink version
- Black-and-white version
- Teacher instructions
- Answer key
Perfect for ESL/EFL lessons, revision classes, small groups, centres, early finishers, or fun grammar practice at home.
Recommended level: A1–A2
Recommended age: 7–10 years
