Summary
Have you ever bought something new and wanted to tell your friends about it? This lesson uses an interesting article to help you talk about products. You'll learn how to describe what you like and don't like about different items.
Vocabulary
You will learn useful phrases like good value for money, which means a product is worth its price. Other helpful terms include easy to use and lasts a long time, perfect for describing everyday items. You'll also see looks better than... and on the other hand for comparing.
Grammar
The main grammar point is comparative and superlative adjectives. You'll learn how to use them to compare two things or to say which one is the best in a group. This is very useful when you are shopping and want to choose the best product.
Practical English
This section helps you practise choosing between two products in real life. You'll learn phrases like Which one do you prefer? to ask for opinions, and I think this one is nicer. to share your own. You can also say You're right, it's much better. to agree strongly.
Discussion
There is a speaking activity where you can discuss products and share your opinions with others. This is a great chance to use the new language.
Reading
You will read a passage related to product reviews. This helps you understand how the new vocabulary and grammar are used in context.
