COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES
What is comparative adjective?
One way to describe nouns (people,objects, animals, etc.) is by comparingt hem to something else.
What is simple present?
To talk about:
-Habits and things that happen regularly.
-Things and situations that are always or usually true.
-Facts and general truths.
TRUE OR FALSE
Is zero conditional one way to describe nouns (people,objects, animals, etc.) is by comparing them to something else?
FALSE
Zero conditional is to talk when the things are always true, for example scientific facts or things that happens to a person.
TRUE OR FALSE
An adverb of manner describes how do you an action?
TRUE
MODAL VERB: "CAN" is for denoting....?
denoting ability
What is superlative adjective?
it is used to make comparisons of three or more people or things. Superlative adjective is used to mean something is the best or highest of its kind, surpasses all others, or is excellent.
What is the auxilary of I, you, we, they? and what is the auxiliary of she, he, it?
Auxiliary "Do"
I, you, we, they.
Auxiliary "Does"
-she, he, it.
TRUE OR FALSE
Is it correct the following structure for zero conditionl?
CONDITION RESULT
IF PRESENT SIMPLE , PRESENT SIMPLE
TRUE
What happen when an adjective ends in -y?
Change the -y to - "i" then add -"ly"
For example
happy – happily
greedy – greedily
easy – easily
MODAL VERB: "MUST" is for denoting....?
denoting obligation
Mention the 3 rules that exist in comparative adjectives.
RULES
-One syllable, add -er to the end.
-For two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y and for all three-or-more-syllable adjectives, use the form “more +adjective.
-For two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, change the-y to -i and add -er.
Make a sentence in positive, negative and interrogative form using the following information.
-She
-watch
-videos
-every night
POSITIVE
-She watches videos every night.
NEGATIVE
-She does not watch videos every night.
INTERROGATIVE
-Does she watch video every night.
Is it correct the following condition?
-IF I drink coffee at night, I do not sleep well.
Yes, It is correct.
Convert the following adjectives to adverbs.
-good –
-hard –
-fast –
-good – well
-hard – hard
-fast – fast
MODAL VERB: "SHOULD" is for giving....?
giving advice
Mention the 3 rules that exist in superlative adjectives.
-One syllable, add -est to the end.
-For two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y and for all three-or-more-syllable adjectives, use the form “The most +adjective.
-For two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, change the-y to -i and add -est.
Mention the rules for the verb in the third singular person.
Rules:
-Add -"es" to verbs ending in -ch, sh -ss, -x, and -o.
-If the verb ends in consonant + -y, we delete the -y and add -ies.
-If the verb ends in a vowel + -y, we add -s.
Comple the following condition:
If I watch video on my cellphone at night,............
I fall asleep.
Can be another answer.
create a sentence using the adverb easily
I do my homework easily.
What is the structure when we use modal verbs?
Positive
negative
interrogative
POSITIVE
Subject + Modal verb + verb + complement.
NEGATIVE
Subject + Modal verb + NOT + verb + complement.
INTERROGATIVE
Modal verb + Subject + verb + complement
Mention 3 examples "COMPLETE SENTENCE" using comparative and superlative adjectives of the following adjectives. (Happy, beautiful, tall)
Comparative (Happier, more beautiful, taller) own example of the individual.
Comparative ( the happiest, the most beautiful, the tallest) own example of the individual.
Structure of simple present "Positive, negative and interrogative"
AFFIRMATIVE
Subject + verb + complement.
NEGATIVE
Subject + auxiliary do/ does not + verb + complement.
INTERROGATIVE
Auxiliary do/ does + subject + verb + complement.
Create a condition using the pronoun "they"
Create a condition using the pronoun "she"
If she arrives early, she gets extra points.
Crete 2 sentences using "fast" and "beautiful"
-I run fast.
-My mother draws beautifully.
Create 3 sentences using should, can, and must.
SHOULD
she should buy a new car.
CAN
I can do my chores fast.
MUST
You must dress a t-shirt.