Grammar
What is an adjective?
An adjective is a word that describes nouns.
What do you call pain in the stomach?
What is a stomach ache?
Which of these words is not an adjective?
tall/sick/see/nice
see
It is a part of a sentence that can stand on its own
I have _____________ pens here. (much/more/many/most)?
I have many pens here.
What is a comparative adjective?
Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, more wonderful, best, worse, spicier, etc.)
What happens when you have a lot of heat in the body that needs to be released?
You have a fever.
What do you do for one-syllable adjectives in order to turn them into their comparative forms?
You add "-er/-est"
It is a part of a sentence that cannot stand on its own
There is still ____________ fruit. I didn't finish it!
good, well, bad, far, old
This refers to the amount of carbon you use per action.
Carbon footprint
What do you do for two-syllable adjectives that end in "y" in order to turn them into their comparative forms?
Turn "y" into "i" and add "-er/-est"
Identify the main clause in this sentence: Sumeyye has ten cakes that are delicious.
Sumeyye has ten cakes.
I ________________ speak Spanish, Arabic, and English. (could/should/couldn't/shouldn't)
I could speak Spanish, Arabic, and English.
farther, farthest/further, furthest
Choose one of the following actions that give the most amount of carbon footprint:
Eating factory animals/riding a plane/driving a car
Eating factory animals (you have to kill them, prepare them, process them, transport them, deliver them, etc.)
What do you do for two-syllable adjectives (or more) in order to turn them into their comparative forms?
Add more or most
Identify the subordinate clause in this sentence: Mysha is a scary dwarf when she is angry.
when she is angry
I ___________________ go to the doctor! I am feeling well!
I shouldn't go to the doctor! I am feeling well!