Comparing two things: -er (shorter, bigger), more/less (more difficult, less interesting). Irregular: good → better, bad → worse.
Modifying: “much more dangerous than”, “far better than”
Comparing three or more: -est (shortest, biggest), most/least (most dangerous, least interesting). Irregular: good → best, bad → worst.
Modifying: “by far the tallest”, “easily the most fun”
anyone, someone — used for people (e.g. “Does anyone want to be the timekeeper?”)
something — used for things (e.g. “We need something to measure time.”)
somewhere — used for places (e.g. “We need somewhere big enough for 30 people.”)
somehow — used for methods/ways (e.g. “Somehow we have to fit 50 chairs in here.”)
suggest + noun / verb-ing: “I suggest the gym.” / “I suggest using flyers.”
propose + noun / verb-ing: “I propose a spelling bee.”
Dear [Name], → Opening line (why you are writing) → Main section (reasons, details) → Closing line (please consider) → Yours sincerely, → Signature
cooking, basketball, dancing, eating hot dogs, spelling bee, standing on one leg, making the biggest pizza
Guinness Book of Records, break the record for the longest/shortest/most...
stopwatch, bin, paper, scissors, pens, eraser, books, chairs, tables
venue, gym, playground, cafeteria, head teacher's office, storeroom, classroom, hall
project leader, timekeeper, judge, contestant, team member, promoter, audience
cool, crazy, difficult, easy, boring, fun, interesting, dangerous