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    Unit 6: Describing Damage With Nouns and Past Participles As Adjectives

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    UNIT 6

    DESCRIBING DAMAGE
    WITH NOUNS AND PAST PARTICIPLES AS ADJECTIVES
    DESCRIBING DAMAGE
    ■ CONSIDER THE FOLLOWING SCENARIO:
    ■ PEOPLE ARE RETURNING ITEMS TO A STORE BECAUSE THE ITEMS
    THEY PURCHASED HAVE SOME DAMAGE.
    DESCRIBING DAMAGE
    ■ LET’S LISTEN TO THE AUDIO FILE…….
    ■ PEOPLE ARE RETURNING SOME DAMAGED ITEMS SUCH AS:

    ■ 1. 2. 3.

    ■ SCRATCHED GLASSES CRACKED CELL PHONE


    TORN JEANS
    DESCRIBING DAMAGE
    ■ LET’S LISTEN TO THE AUDIO FILE…….
    ■ PEOPLE ARE RETURNING SOME DAMAGED ITEMS SUCH AS:

    ■ 1. 2.

    ■ STAINED SHIRT CHIPPED


    CUP
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE
    ■ THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO DESCRIBE DAMAGE

    ■ 1. NOUNS ARE TO BE +2.PAST ADJ. ARE


    HAS/HAVE +
    THINGS PARTICIPLE AS DSCRIPTION
    NOUN S
    ADJECTIVE

    THE SHIRT HAS A


    THE SHIRT IS STAINED
    STAIN

    ■
    THE CUP HAS A
    CHIP THE CUP IS CHIPPED
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE
    ■ THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO DESCRIBE DAMAGE

    ■ 1. NOUNS ARE TO BE +2.PAST ADJ. ARE


    HAS/HAVE +
    THINGS PARTICIPLE AS DSCRIPTION
    NOUN S
    ADJECTIVE

    THERE ARE STAINS


    THE SHIRT IS STAINED
    ON THE SHIRT

    ■
    THERE IS A CHIP IN
    THE CUP THE CUP IS CHIPPED
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE
    ■ THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO DESCRIBE DAMAGE

    ■ 1. TO BE +2.PAST
    HAS/HAVE +
    PARTICIPLE AS
    NOUN
    ADJECTIVE

    THE WINDOW HAS A THE WINDOW IS


    BREAK BROKEN
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE
    ■ THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO DESCRIBE DAMAGE

    ■ 1. TO BE +2.PAST
    HAS/HAVE +
    PARTICIPLE AS
    NOUN
    ADJECTIVE

    THE HOUSE HAS


    THE HOUSE IS DAMAGED
    SOME DAMAGE
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE
    ■ THERE ARE 2 WAYS TO DESCRIBE DAMAGE

    ■ 1. TO BE +2.PAST
    HAS/HAVE +
    PARTICIPLE AS
    NOUN
    ADJECTIVE

    THE GROUND/DIRT/SOIL THE GROUND/DIRT/SOIL


    HAS A LOT OF CRACKS IS CRACKED

    CRACK
    TO CAUSE TO BREAK
    WITHOUT A COMPLETE
    SEPARATION OF THE PARTS
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    SCRATCH
    A MARK ON THE
    SURFACE OF
    SOMETHING
    CAUSED BY A
    SHARP OR
    POINTED OJBECT
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    CHIP
    TO CUT OR BREAK (A SMALL
    PIECE) FROM A HARD
    SURFACE
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    PEELING
    TO SEPARATE A THIN
    COVERING FROM THE
    SURFACE OF SOMETHING
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    TEAR
    TO PULL APART FORCEFULLY
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    WEAR
    TO HAVE ON ONE’S BODY
    OR PART OF ONE’S BODY AS
    CLOTHING OR DECORATION
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    SMUDGE
    A MARK/SPOT ON THE
    SURFACE OF SOMETHING
    THAT IS EASILY REMOVED
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    STAIN
    MARK/SPOT ON THE
    SURFACE OF SOMETHING
    THAT IS NOT EASILY
    REMOVED
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    RUST
    A REDDISH- OR YELLOWISH-
    BROWN SECTION THAT IS
    FORMED ON IRON OR STEEL
    BY OXIDATION
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    DENT
    AN INDENTATION MADE ON A
    HARD SURFACE AS A RESULT
    OF EXERTING SOME PRESSURE
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    CLOG
    TO BECOME BLOCKED BY
    SOMETHING
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    LEAK
    LIQUID COMING OUT OF A
    CONTAINER BECAUSE THERE’S
    A HOLE IN IT
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    BURN
    DAMAGE CAUSED BY
    EXPOSURE TO HEAT
    DESCRIBING DIFFERENT TYPES OF DAMAGE

    FROM ALL THE NOUNS THAT WE’VE DESCRIBED


    BEFORE SOME OF THE ARE CONSIDERED AS
    NONCOUNT NOUNS

    DAMAGE

    WEAR

    RUST

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