FL2 adverbs p19

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Today:  adverbs

Lesson 5 chapter 2

Today's goals: 

At the end of this lesson you know:

-what an adverb is

- the difference between an adverb and an adjective

- when to use which

Lesson 5 chapter 2

How:

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Previous lesson?

Homework for today was:

Lr BU ch 3&28

+ iverbs 42-83

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listening

Homework in diary         

Friday booktest Othello - bring book, don't use

w41 London

w42 Autumn holiday

Mo 24th of Oct: no English - TB

Wednesday the 26th of Oct: irr verbs 1-83

Lazy cat Tombili

This lazy cat's name was Tombili. Everyday, he lazily sat on this curb. The people loved this chubby cat and his relaxed attitude. They quickly took photos of him. When he sadly passed away, people put a  beautiful statue of him at this urban location. 

Why were some words written in bold?

There were two types of words written in bold.
What are the two types?

Parts of speech Part 1

noun = name of person, place, thing or idea

pronoun = used instead of noun = personal, possessive, object, reflexive

(I, My, Mine (poss adj.), Me, Myself)

Verb = describes an action or being (I am/have)

Adjective = says something about a noun or pronoun

(good idea)

Parts of speech Part 2

Adverb = says something about verb, adjective or another adverb (walked away quickly)

Preposition = word placed before noun or pronoun to modify that word (prep of time, place, movement - on the table, at six)

conjunction = joins words, phrases or sentences (but, and, while, because)

Interjection = word to express emotions, often folowed by exclamation mark. (Oops! Sorry! Wow!)

Adjective/Adverb

Adjective (bijv. nmwd) says something about a noun (person/thing)= A beautiful house

Adverb (bijwoord) says something about a verb, an adjective ort another adverb = She sings beautifully

Adverb = adj + ly

wonderful = wonderfully  terrible = terribly    easy =easily

ironic=ironically    long/hard/fast stay same       irr: good-well

The girl sings really ___!

1. fantastic
2. fantastically
3. fantasticly

___, my mum will buy me some birthday presents!

1. Hopeful
2. Hopefully

My aunt always cries very ___!

1. loud
2. loudly

I am going to be ___ for school!

1. late
2. lately

TB p19

M ex 1,2,3,4&5

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questions

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Beyoncé looks ___ fabulous, doesn't she?

1. incredible
2. incredibly

Vinny plays rugby very ___.

1. good
2. well

Hermione ___ answered the question.

1. happy
2. happily

Lesson 5 chapter 2

Today's goals: 

At the end of this lesson you know:

-what an adverb is

- the difference between an adverb and an adjective

- when to use which

How well have you met today's goals?

0100

Next lesson

Booktest Othello

Extra

Adjectives = bijv nw

Een bijvoeglijk naamwoord gebruik je om iets of iemand 

te omschrijven. Een bijvoeglijk naamwoord wordt vaak gevolgd door een zelfstandig naamwoord.

That is an amazing girl.

We all love that funny movie.

I think he is a terrible teacher.

Adverb = bijwoord

Een bijwoord gebruik je om aan te geven HOE iemand iets doet. Een bijwoord omschrijft vaak een werkwoord, maar ook een ander bijwoord, een bijvoeglijk naamwoord of de hele zin.

                                                                                    Mary sings wonderfully.

                                                     My grandparents talk incredibly loudly.

                            I am eating an amazingly delicious steak right now.

                                                         Hopefully, she will call me back later.

Hoe maak je een bijwoord?

Bijvoeglijk naamwoord + LY

IC - ALLY

(fantastic - fantastically)

Y - ILY

funny - funnily

Uitzonderingen:

good - well

quite - quite

fast - fast

hard - hard

long - long

DUS...

Ron is a careful driver.

Ron drives carefully.

He _______ reads a book.

1. quick
2. loud
3. quickly
4. slowily

It is a ______ day today. The class is _______ loud today.

1. terrible, terribly
2. terribly, terrible
3. terrible, terrible
4. terribly, terribly

After the accident, the bus driver was _____ injured.

1. serious
2. seriously

The tajine smells _____.

1. good
2. well.

Our basketball team played _____ last Friday.

1. bad
2. badly

He is very sensible. He always drives the car very ________.

1. careful
2. carefully

She is a great singer. She sings the song _____.

1. good
2. well

You can _____ open this box.

1. easy
2. easily

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