Adjectives & Comparisons
Choose the personality adjective: funny / tall / curly-haired.
Funny. Tall and curly-haired describe appearance.
Name two things you can wear on your feet.
Examples: shoes, socks, boots, sandals. Accept any two.
Classify: apples, rice, eggs, milk. Which are countable? Which are uncountable?
Countable: apples, eggs. Uncountable: rice, milk.
Name the rooms: Where do you sleep? Where do you cook?
Bedroom; kitchen.
Your head hurts. You have a ___. Your stomach hurts. You have a ___.
Headache; stomachache.
Complete with an intensifier: She is ___ friendly. Give one stronger phrase and one weaker phrase.
Example: She is very friendly (stronger). She is a little friendly (weaker). Also accept really friendly.
Complete: She ___ wearing a red dress.
She is wearing a red dress.
Complete: There are ___ bananas, but there is not ___ bread. (some / any)
Some; any.
Complete: There ___ a bed in my bedroom.
There is a bed in my bedroom.
Unscramble the illness: L - C - O - D
COLD.
Complete: An elephant is ___ than a mouse. (big) This book is ___ than that book. (interesting)
Bigger; more interesting.
Put in order: are / they / jackets / wearing
They are wearing jackets.
Complete: ___ water do you drink? ___ apples do you eat?
How much water do you drink? How many apples do you eat?
Complete: There ___ two chairs in the kitchen.
There are two chairs in the kitchen.
Complete: I feel sick. I ___ tell an adult. (should / should not)
I should tell an adult.
Complete: good -> comparative: ___; superlative: ___. Ana is 8, Ben is 10, Leo is 12. Who is the oldest?
Better; the best. Leo is the oldest.
Change to negative: He is wearing a hat.
He is not wearing a hat. / He isn't wearing a hat.
Complete: We have ___ cheese and ___ tomatoes. (a little / a few)
A little cheese; a few tomatoes.
Make a question: There is a mirror in the bathroom.
Is there a mirror in the bathroom?
Classify: cough syrup, rest, tablets, warm drinks. Which are medicines? Which are other ways to feel better?
Medicines: cough syrup, tablets. Other ways: rest, warm drinks.
Describe an imaginary friend: one personality sentence with an intensifier, one appearance sentence, and one comparison.
Example: She is really kind. She has long, curly hair. She is taller than me. Accept other correct sentences.
Ask a classmate what they are wearing. They must answer with two items of clothing.
What are you wearing? Example answer: I am wearing a T-shirt and jeans. Accept answers matching their clothes.
Correct all three: How many milk do we need? We have a little apples. We do not have some rice.
How much milk do we need? We have a few apples. We do not have any rice.
Describe an imaginary house. Use there is, there are, and two different room names.
Example: There is a sofa in the living room. There are three chairs in the kitchen. Accept other correct sentences.
An imaginary child has a cold. Give one piece of advice with should and one with should not.
Example: You should rest. You should not share drinking glasses. Accept sensible advice. For medicine: You should ask an adult or doctor.