Session 2 English Iv
Session 2 English Iv
Session 2 English Iv
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Have you ever fixed something by yourself?
I have repaired the car myself.
A car, a radio, the roof, the door, a digital camera, the fence, the window, a table, the air conditioner
REFLEXIVE PRONOUNS
b. watch the video and answer the questions.
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LET 'S PRACTICE! PRODUCTION
A: Hello Iris. What did you do yesterday?
Activities:
-Go to the gym
-Play video games
-Be retired
-Run a marathon
-Have children
-Get married
-Buy a house
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b. Watch the video and answer some questions.
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We use comparative adjectives to show change or make
comparisons between one thing with another:
FORM:
BASE FORM COMPARATIVE
S + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun. old older
large larger
good
bigger
more expensive
better
bad worse
far further
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1. If you practice more. Your English will get ____________. (good)
2. We’ve invite six Friends for dinner, so we need a ____________ table (large)
3. The Beatles are not bad, but I prefer ________________ music. (modern)
4. My brother is ten years ____________ than me. (old)
5. Brazil’s economy is now ______________ than Britain’s. (good)
6. Travelling by train is ___________________ than flying. (dangerous)
7. Computers these days are getting __________ and _________. (small)
8. As the story went on, it became _______________. (interesting)
9. The _________ I work, the more tax I have to pay. (hard)
10.The ____________ (fast) the boat went. The ________________ (frightened) I became.
We use superlative adjectives to describe an object which is at the
upper or lower limit of a quality compared to a group of objects.
FORM:
BASE FORM COMPARATIVE
old oldest
S + verb + the + superlative adjective + noun + in + group of objects.
large largest
X
most high expensive
good
most expensive
best
bad worst
far furthest
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1. What’s ___ time of year to visit your city? 5. Are there any areas which are not safe? Which are ___?
a) best b) the best a) More dangerous b) the most dangerous
2. What are ___ things to see and do? 6. What's ___ building? What's the oldest?
a) The most interesting b) more interesting a) The tallest b) the most tall
3. What's ___ way to travel around? What's the fastest? 7. What are ___ cafés and restaurants?
a) The most easy b) the easiest a) The most popular b) the popularest
4. What do you think is ___ area? 8. What's ___ supermarket? What's the most expensive?
a) The most attractive b) the atractivest a) The most cheap b) the cheapest
I am the funniest in my family.
A: Who’s taller? You or your brother? impatient more impatient the most impatient
attractive more attractive the most attractive
Adjectives:
A: And who’s the most impatient in your family? -Friendly -Hardworking
-Lazy -Romantic
-Popular -Kind
-Strict -Confident
-Talkative -Thin
REFERENCES
1. Lifehacker. Stop Thinking You’re ‘Too Old’ to Do What You Want to Do.
https://www.lifehacker.com.au/2022/05/stop-thinking-youre-too-old-to-do-what-you-
want-to-do/
2. Games4esl. 5 Fun Activities To Teach Comparative And Superlative Adjectives.
Comparative adjective. https://games4esl.com/comparative-and-superlative-activities/
3. El teacher Jorge. Comparative adjectives. (Video)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=S3JE3lCVH3Y
4. BritishCouncil. Comparative and Superlative Adjectives.
https://learnenglish.britishcouncil.org/grammar/english-grammar-
reference/comparative-and-superlative-adjectives