EXERCISE 1
Copy the following table into your notebook. Then, replace each icon ⭐with an appropriate answer to learn how comparative adjectives are formed.
EXERCISE 2
Based on the information about the two following books, write comparative sentences in your notebook as in the example. Use the adjectives in the box.
EXERCISE 3
Copy the following table into your notebook. Then, replace each icon ⭐with an appropriate answer to learn how superlative adjectives are formed.
EXERCISE 4
Let’s learn more facts about South America! Replace each icon ⭐with an adjective in the following box. Use the superlative form.
Read a short extract of Michelle Obama’s memoir.
When
I was a kid, my aspirations were simple. I wanted a dog […] I used to tell
people that when I grew up, I was going to be a pediatrician. Why? Because I
loved being around little kids and I quickly learned that it was a pleasing
answer for adults to hear. Oh! A doctor! What a good choice! […] I was
ambitious, though I didn’t know exactly what I was shooting for.
OBAMA,
Michelle. Becoming. New York: Random House, 2018. Preface.
EXERCISE 5
Look at the highlighted words in the previous exercise. In your notebook, write
the best options to complete the following sentences.
a.
The words highlighted in green are adjectives / verbs.
b.
Adjectives / Verbs modify nouns and pronouns.
c.
The words highlighted in blue are adjectives / adverbs of manner.
d.
Adverbs / Adjectives modify verbs.
e.
We can form many adverbs of manner by adding the prefix / suffix -ly to the
adjective.
f.
Adverbs and adjectives have / don’t have plural forms.
a. I think this is an ___ book. |
|
interesting |
interestingly |
b. She is reading a very ___ graphic novel. |
|
nice |
nicely |
c. I think Davi Kopenawa writes very___ |
|
good |
well |
d. Let’s look at the text ___ to find the
answers. |
|
quick |
quickly |
e. Can you speak more ___, please? |
|
slow |
slowly |
f. We have to do this activity ___. |
|
careful |
carefully |
EXERCISE 7
Copy the chart into your notebook and complete it with adverbs of manner.
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