Adjectives/adverbs

English Class 7-10-22


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English Class 7-10-22


Welcome! And remember:

Slide 1 - Diapositive

Today
Adjectives and Adverbs

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Adjectives are used to give us information about ... and ....

Slide 3 - Question ouverte

ADJECTIVES
Give us information about a noun or pronouns

Longleat park is fantastic.                        Fantastic park
We saw some cute penguins                  Cute penguins
He was very nice                                          Nice person (He)



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Which one is correct?
A
I was bored at the maths lesson
B
I was boring at the maths lesson
C
It was a boring maths lesson
D
It was a bored maths lesson

Slide 6 - Quiz

Adjectives with ed/ing
What is the difference?

Slide 7 - Question ouverte

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Work in pairs, form two sentences. One with the -ed, the other with the -ing

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What a dreadful place.
Dreadful gives info on ...

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What a dreadful place.
Place is
A
a noun
B
a verb
C
an adjective
D
an adverb

Slide 12 - Quiz

What a dreadful place.
Dreadful gives info on a noun so dreadful is...
A
a noun
B
a verb
C
an adjective
D
an adverb

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The attractions were terribly dirty.
Terribly gives information on dirty so...

A
terribly is an adjective that gives info on a noun
B
Terribly is an adjective that gives info on an adjective
C
Terribly is an adverb that gives info on a noun
D
Terribly is an adverb that gives info on an adjective

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They ran away really quickly
Quickly gives info on

Slide 15 - Carte mentale

Ran is
A
a noun
B
a verb
C
an adjective
D
an adverb

Slide 16 - Quiz

They ran away really quickly
Quickly gives info on ran so quickly is
A
an adjective giving info on a noun
B
an adjective giving info on a verb
C
an adverb giving info on a noun
D
an adverb giving info on a verb

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they ran away really quickly
really gives info on....

Slide 18 - Carte mentale

Quickly is
A
a noun
B
a verb
C
an adjective
D
an adverb

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They ran away really quickly.
Really gives info on quickly, so really is...
A
an adjective giving info on a noun
B
an adjective giving info on an adjective
C
an adverb giving info on an adjective
D
an adverb giving info on an adverb

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Adverbs give us information about...

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Which one is correct

A
He speaks English terribely
B
He speaks English terribly
C
He speaks English terrible
D
He speaks English terribily

Slide 23 - Quiz

Which one is correct?
A
We happily walked outside.
B
We happy walked outside.
C
We happyly walked outside

Slide 24 - Quiz

Which one is correct?
A
He speaks English good
B
He speaks English well

Slide 25 - Quiz

Adjective or adverb?
He speaks English well.
Well --> adverb, tells us something about the way he speaks English.

He is good at English
Good is an adjective, tells us something about him. He is good at...

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Which one is correct?
A
The car drove fast on the road.
B
The car drove fastly on the road.

Slide 28 - Quiz

Exceptions
  • late= adjective and adverb
lately= recent
  • fast= adjective and adverb
fastly= doesn't exist
  • Hard= adjective and adverb
Hardly= nauwelijks (adverb)

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Frequency = how often something happens

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Make your own example sentence using an 'adverb of frequency'

Slide 32 - Question ouverte

Did you understand the material? Answer these questions:
1. How do adverbs normally end?
2. Give an example sentence using an adverb.

Slide 33 - Question ouverte