English Class- 01/02 - A2B

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English Class- 01/02 - A2B

Attendance

Practical Things

Tests:

Irregular Verbs - 8 Feb

Reading - 15 Feb

Kennis Test 2 - 19 Feb

Bring your book tomorrow!!!

Today

Reading

Recap Grammar

Comparatives + Superlatives

Reading

"Explorers say they think they’ve found Amelia Earhart’s long-lost plane" - CNN

Who, What, Why?

Present Simple:
Which sentence is in the present simple?

1. He eats apples all day
2. He ate apples
3. He is eating apples right now
4. He has eaten apples

Past Continuous:
Which sentence is in the past continuous?

1. They were driving home for christmas
2. They are driving home for christmas
3. They drove home for christmas
4. They have been driving home for christmas

Much or Many:
I have ______ pets.

Some or Any:
I don't have _____ stroopwafels.

Place the prepositions correctly

in

above

in front of

next to

Past Simple:
Which sentence is in the past simple?

1. I have walked three miles so far
2. I walk all day
3. I walked three miles yesterday
4. I was walking the entire time

Present Perfect
Which sentence is in the present perfect?

1. She had been working until late.
2. She have been working until late.
3. She has worked until late.
4. She has been working until late.

Which two things are ALWAYS in the present perfect?

1. Verb + "ing"
2. Have/Has + Verb
3. Had + Verb
4. Verb + "s"

Fill in the present perfect:

I ________ (watch) The Lord of the Rings.

Comparatives & Superlatives

Smart -> Smarter -> Smartest

Comparative:

Superlative:

Comparatives

Than is used to compare one thing with another

"This car is faster than that car"

When something/someone changes, use 2x adjective + and

"The chef is getting better and better"

When one thing depends on another, use the

"The higher they climbed, the colder it got"

Superlatives

the + "-est"

The highest

The fastest

The oldest

Comparatives & Superlatives

With one syllable words:

Smart -> Smarter - > Smartest

With (sometimes two or) three syllable words:

Expensive -> more expensive -> most expensive

Comparative = more

Superlative = most

Irregular Comparatives & Superlatives

Study on your own!

Vocab, Grammar, or Irregular Verbs!

Make sure you can show me what you're doing!