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Unit 5
Contents
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2. Comparative Adjectives(1........
3. Comparative Adjectives(2)....
5. Superlatives Adjectives......
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7. Review.
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8. Picture Vocabulary.
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Plural
Were hungry
Youre tall.
Theyre handsome.
Examples:
Article + Adjective + Noun
A beautiful woman.
A handsome man.
The nice park.
An ugly comic character.
The small town.
After a Verb
Parts of Loja City are
dangerous.
Buildings in Quito are modern.
This person is friendly.
China is big and crowded.
My mother is pretty.
OPPOSSITES
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OPPOSSITES
One-Syllable
Adjectives
Adjectives Than end in
y
One-Syllable
Adjectives
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Examples
France isnt cheap.
Italy is cheaper than France.
French language isnt easy.
Italian language is easier (to learn)
than French.
warm
warmer
noisy
noisier
big
bigger
small
smaller
close
closer
near
nearer
short
shorter
hot
hotter
long
longer
cold
colder
Notes
Add er to one-syllable
adjectives. Use than to show
the other choice.
When adjectives end in y,
change the y to i and add er.
Add er to one-syllable
adjectives
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Quito
Loja
Notes
Two-Syllable
one.
end in y
Examples: What about Italy? Which Italian cities do Jack and Julie visit? Read what the travel
agent says. Then use the adjectives below to make sentences comparing Florence and Rome.
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exciting
safe
expensive
important
relaxing
interesting
crowded
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Adjective
Comparative
Examples
Good
better
Bad
worse
Far
farther
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READING:
A Big Decision
Alice Jones works in St. Louis, Missouri, as a sales representative for a big publishing company. She
has a job offer from a smaller publishing company in New York City to become the marketing.
In a smaller company, there may be more chances for advancement and promotion because more
people get to know you. Her company now is so big that she doesn't know anyone outside of her
department. But the company in New York doesn't pay as well as the company in St. Louis. They are
offering her $2,000 less than her present salary. But the new job title, marketing director, is more
impressive than her current job title as sales representative. A marketing job is probably more
interesting than her sales job. It also involves a lot more responsibility.
The move from St. Louis to New York is also a big change. New York is an exciting place to live,
but it is expensive and dangerous, especially for a single woman. However, it really is the center of
the publishing industry, so it seems like a better city to work in than St. Louis.
Alice needs to make a decision soon.
Check your Understanding:
Where does Alice Jones work?
What does she do in publishing company?
Is Publishing Company in Missouri bigger than in New York?
Does Company in New York pay more than her present salary?
Is the new job title more impressive that her current job?
Whats the job that involves more responsibility?
Is Missouri a better city to work in than New York?
Find verbs and comparatives adjectives in the reading and complete the table.
Verbs
Comparative
Adjectives
Works, has, become, get, know, pay, involves, move, live, seems, needs, make
Smaller, less, more impressive, more interesting, more responsibility, better.
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Examples
I am the fastest runner on
our team.
Luis is the tallest in the
classroom.
Two-Syllable Adjectives
Ending in y
Longer Adjectives
Irregulars
Notes
Add est to one-syllable
adjectives.
Use the before the
superlative.
Change the y to i, and add est
to two-syllable adjectives
ending in y.
Use the most with multisyllable
adjectives.
Examples:
Regular
sweet
angry
bright
calm
cold
cool
curly
early
rich
lovely
smart
simple
famous
immense
long
perfect
Quick
Comparative
sweeter
angrier
brighter
calmer
colder
cooler
curlier
earlier
richer
lovelier
smarter
simpler
more famous
more immense
longer
more perfect
qquicker
u
i
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Superlative
sweetest
angriest
brightest
calmest
coldest
coolest
curliest
earliest
richest
loveliest
smartest
simplest
most famous
most immense
longest
most perfect
quickest
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Aunt Jane was the least upset when the spilled coffee stained her tablecloth.
Irregular Adjectives
Comparative
Superlative
bad
worse
the worst
good
better
the best
well
better
the best
far
Farther/further
the farthest/furthest
little
less
the least
many
more
the most
much
more
the most
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Example:
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
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Luca is happier than Tatiana, but Andrea is the happiest of the three.
David plays soccer better than Richard, but Gerardo plays the best.
Silvana is more serious than Paty, but Natasha is the most serious of the three.
Examples: On Sunday, there were three games on TV a soccer game, a baseball game and
a basketball game. Write sentences about these sports.
Basketball is faster than baseball, but soccer is the fastest of the three.
Baseball is more dangerous than basketball, but soccer is the most dangerous of the
three.
Basketball is more popular than basketball, but soccer is the most popular of the three.
Basketball is better than baseball, but soccer is the best sport of the three.
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READING:
Tibet Tour
Cost - $4,500
Cooking Tour
Do you like French food? Do you like to
cook? Visit Paris and seven other French
cities. Visit the best restaurant. Eat the most
delicious food in the world. Study cooking
with the most interesting chefs on France.
Length of trip 15 days. Group Size:14-18
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Cost - $4,500
Maui Bicycling Tour
Ride a bicycle around the most
beautiful tropical island in the world. You
will swim in the clear, warm tropical water,
and go camping in the beautiful national
parks.
Length of trip 7 days. Group sixe: 9-12
Cost $695
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Tour 3
Tour 2
Tour 4
Tour 1
Tour 4
Tour 3
Tour 2
Review Unit 5
1. Match the words in the box with the pictures.
Fast
ugly
slow
pretty
expensive
c. slow
b. cheap
a. pretty
d. fast
f. expensive
e. ugly
cheap
b.
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Complete the following sentences using the superlative form of the adjectives.
a.
b.
c.
d.
e.
f.
g.
h.
i.
Bad
cold
easy
Clean
Quiet
good
hot
difficult
dirty
noisy
f. interesting
g. far
h. crazy
i. strong
j. handsome
boring
near
rational
weak
ugly
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Comparatives
less
more
better
worse
farther
bigger
heavier
happier
Superlatives
the least
the most
the best
the worst
the farthest
the biggest
the heaviest
the happiest
Adjectives
friendly
important
wonderful
dangerous
popular
exciting
awesome
crowded
Comparatives
friendlier
more important
more wonderful
more dangerous
more popular
more exciting
more awesome
more crowded
Superlatives
the friendliest
the most important
the most wonderful
the most dangerous
the most popular
the most exciting
the most awesome
the most crowded
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funny
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funnier
the funniest
successful
more successful
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Picture vocabulary.
INDIVIDUAL AND TEAM SPORTS
1. score
5. Player
8. basketball
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2. Coach
6. official/ referee
9. Baseball
3. Team
4. Fan
7. basketball court
10. Softball
11. footbal
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12. soccer
14. Volleyball
1.archery
2. billiards/ pool
3. bowling
4. cycling/ biking
5. fencing
6. flying disc
7. golf
8. Gymnastics
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9. inline skating
10. martial arts
11. racquetball
12. skateboarding
13. table tennis/ Ping- Pong
14. tennis
15. weightlifting
16. Wrestling
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