superlative/ comparative adverbs
True or False
We do not use 'the' with superlative adverbs
False
What is an example of a threat that homeless people face?
teacher decides
True or False
'different' can be both positive and negative
true :)
Which modal is the negative of 'must'?
A) wouldn't
B) couldn't
C) can't
when we use modals for deduction/guessing, the opposite of must is can't
C
What is a 'wonder'?
teacher decides
A) Friendlier
B) Faster
C) Narrower
B
A and C are adjectives
Which tribe has permanent housing?
A) Huaorani
B) Crofters
C) Bedouin
B
To inhabit (verb) = to live somewhere
________(noun) = a person who lives in a place
inhabitant
What does deduction mean?
speculation/ guessing
(with information) (educated guess) (smart guess)
Which natural wonder of the world is an event not a place?
Aurora Borealis (northern lights)
What is the the comparative and superlative of 'well'?
better
best
True or False
harsh conditions = dangerous to life
true
What do we call animals that live outside in nature?
wildlife
Write a sentence using a modal of deduction about the teacher (kelsey) using 'must'
teacher decides
Which is probably the most diverse?
A) waterfall
B) reefs
C) canyons
D) mountains
B
Which is the correct sentence? (comparative superlative adverbs)
A) Vatican City is the biggest country in the world.
B) Russia is more bigger than the UK.
C) The UK is less traditional now.
C
A is false and also superlative adjective
B is also adjective and should be 'bigger than' no 'more'
What is a synonym for 'tribe'?
community
What does 'pedestrianised' mean?
an area where no vehicles are allowed
Which is the correct deduction sentence?
A) You must not smoke in school.
B) He can't be a genius, he failed his test.
C) Liverpool should clean its streets.
B
A and C are modals of obligation
What are the opposites of each word?
massive
different
breath-taking
wide
deep
tiny/small/mini
ordinary/normal/average
boring
narrow
shallow
JOY (happy)
comparative adjective =
superlative adjective =
comparative adverb =
superlative adverb =
comparative adjective = more joyful
superlative adjective = most joyful
comparative adverb = more joyfully
superlative adverb = most joyfully
Use a modal of deduction to write a sentence about life as a homeless person.
teacher decides
must/can't/might/may
What is difference between 'hunting' and 'poaching'?
hunting is legal
poaching is illegal
Can we use might and may as modals of deduction?
What is the difference between might and may?
Yes
may is a little more formal
What are the 7 natural wonders of the world?
1. 5.
2. 6.
3. 7.
4.
Grand Canyon, Victoria Falls, Aurora Borealis, Great Barrier Reef, Mt. Everest, Paricutin Volcano, Rio Harbour