Adjectives
What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word we use to describe a noun.
What do we use Comparative adjectives for?
To compare two things of the same kind.
What do we use Superlative adjectives for?
To compare one thing with the rest of the things of its kind.
What are the two types of verbs we have?
Regular and Irregular
Jump in one foot for 10 seconds.
Jump, jump, jump
Give an example of an adjective of color.
Red, blue, yellow, orange, etc.
How do we form comparative adjectives when they are short? (one or two syllables)
adjective + er + than
How do we form superlative adjectives when they are short? (one or two syllables)
the + adjective + est
What is the difference between regular and irregular verbs?
Regulars in the past only add -d or -ed at the end. Irregulars can change their whole structure, one word or not change at all.
Dance the YMCA for 15 seconds
IT'S FUN TO STAY AT THE!
Make a sentence using the adjective "intelligent".
My sister is an intelligent girl.
How do we form comparative adjectives when they are long? (three or more syllables)
more + adjective + than
How do we form superlative adjectives when they are long? (three or more syllables)
The + most + adjective
What is the past tense of the following verbs:
bring
buy
walk
taste
brought
bought
walked
tasted
Tell a joke in English.
Hahahaha!
Give an example of an adjective of size.
Big, small, huge, tiny, etc.
Turn these adjectives to comparative:
great
beautiful
greater than
more beautiful than
Turn these adjectives into superlative:
short
intelligent
the shortest
the most intelligent
Make a sentence talking about an activity you did yesterday.
Yesterday I walked my dog in the park.
Make a drawing of an elephant as fast as you can.
ELEPHANT!
Use an adjective to describe something in the classroom.
The table is blue.
Make a sentence using a comparative adjective
My sister is smarter than my brother.
Make a sentence using a superlative adjective.
I am the most incredible person in the world.
Mention 3 regular and 3 irregular verbs in the past.
Regular: walk - walked, listen - listened, jump - jumped
Irregular: bring - brought, lose- lost, take - took
Solve this operation:
30 - 15 + 10 + 25 =