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Body idioms

Giving advice

Adverbs & Adjectives

What does the idiom 'to be all ears' mean?

1. to accept reality
2. to listen very well
3. to pay attention

What does the idiom 'break a leg' mean?

1. to be deeply in love
2. to get nervous
3. to wish someone good luck

Write down when we can use the body idiom 'to have cold feet'

Vul aan: to cost an arm and a ...

1. leg
2. body
3. feet
4. money

Write down when we can use the body idiom 'to cry your heart out'

Vul aan: I was ... over heels in love with you.

1. all
2. heart
3. feet
4. head

What does the idiom 'my lips are sealed?

1. to stop talking
2. to keep a secret
3. to look sad

Giving advice:
I have a sore throat. You should ...

Giving advice:
I have a sore throat. You shouldn't ...

Giving advice:
I have a headache. You should ...

Giving advice:
I have a headache. You shouldn't ...

Adjectives and adverbs

What’s an adjective?

Adjectives usually describe a noun = We normally use adjectives to talk about people and things

• a kind man
• a patient teacher
• a big house

What’s an adverb?

 Adverbs usually describe verbs (or adjectives). We use adverbs to talk about how people do things  

• The man talked kindly.
• The teacher explained the exercise patiently.
• The thief shouted angrily.
• He works carefully.

Adjectives and adverbs

Exceptions! 

Adjective	Adverb
good	well
hard	hard
early	early
fast	fast
late	late
fine	fine

BE CAREFUL!

With the verbs to be, to feel, to look and to smell we use adjectives!

• She is beautiful.
  
• Peter and Lily are happy.
  
• She feels sad.
  
• It smells good.
  
• You look sad.
  

Adjectives and adverbs

The local song – Supertramp (p. 86)

Underline the adjectives in blue and the adverbs in red

Adjectives and adverbs

Adjectives:

wonderful, beautiful, magical, sensible, logical, responsible, practical, dependable, clinical, intellectual, cynical, asleep, deep, simple, absurd, radical, liberal, fanatical, criminal, acceptable, respectable, presentable, simple, absurd

Adverbs:

happily, joyfully, playfully

I feel ... (bad) that he is not taking part in the game

1. bad
2. badly

This exercise looks ... (easy).

1. easily
2. easy

He speaks ... (slow).

1. slowly
2. slow

She is a ... (quick) thinker.

1. quickly
2. quick

The roses smell ... (sweet).

1. sweet
2. sweetly

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