GRO 11 lesson 2

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Welcome!

• Book of the week
• Recap of part I 
• Articles part II
• Work on assignments

Road map

• Book of the Week
• GRO Chapter 11

Testweek 

6 March - 12 March 2024

Book of the Week

The Lincoln Lawyer 

by 

Michael Connelly

Book of the Week

1. Why is Mickey called 'the Lincoln Lawyer'?

2. Where is this series/are these books set?

3. What do you think of it?

Book of the Week

1. Why is Mickey called 'the Lincoln Lawyer'?

2. Where is this series/are these books set?

3. What do you think of it?

Chapter 11 - goal

At the end of this series of lessons you can: 

recognise

understand

apply

- adjectives 

- the English degrees of comparison

- adverbs 

in a sentence 

What is ...

an adverb

an adjective

a degree of comparison?

'But the departures come at a moment where Beijing’s relations with the west are increasingly strained and less easily mollified by loans of cuddly endangered bears'.

'But the departures come at a moment where Beijing’s relations with the west are increasingly strained and less easily mollified by loans of cuddly endangered bears'.

Check

ex. 1 and 2

Adjectives & Adverbs

Degrees of comparison

(Well, what do you know?)

DO

Do exercises 3, 4 and 5 

Ready?   

Study the theory on pp. 175 -180

Do ex. 6, 7 and 8

Wordle

https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html

Adverb

Tells you something about a/an

• verb
• adjective
• another adverb
• a (sub)clause or an entire sentence

Adverb

Compare:

She looked calm. 

She looked calmly across the water. 

Adverb functions

The kids behaved badly. (M)

She went away.     (P)

They left immediatly. (T) 

They are usually here.  (F)

You're absolutely right. (D)

Obviously, he is not too smart. (SA)

Adverbs