May 24 2022

• Engels
• Middelbare school
• havo
• Leerjaar 1

English lesson

Tuesday May  24th

Planning

Lesson goals

CNN 10

Explanation Adjectives and Adverbs

Check exercise 1+2+3 page37+38

Do exercise 5+6

Time left: Blooket

Finished? Study vocabulary / read a book / study grammar on Learnbeat

Lesson goals

At the end of the lesson you:

can use adjectives and adverbs

CNN 10

Watch the news and talk about it in pairs

Check

 Check exercise 4 page 38

Adverbs and Adjectives

Step 1: What is what?

John is a good player / Josie is a beautiful girl

An adjective says something about something or someone. It refers to a noun.

John plays well / Josie sings beautifully

An adverb talks about an action. It refers to a verb.

Step 2: How to create an adverb

Most adverbs are formed by simply adding -ly to the adjective. Sometimes the spelling gets slighty altered: 

le = ly / y= ily / ic = ically

beautiful - beautifully

careful - carefully

terrible = terribly

easy = easily

fantastic = fantastically

Comparatives and superlatives

The comparative and superlative are created by adding more / most

Lara sings beautifully

Sheila sings more beautifully

Jane sings most beautiful

Spelling

Strange spelling or irregular

shy - shyly

true - truly

good - well

bad - badly

no change

fast - fast

soon-soon

old -old

little - little

much - much

friendly - friendly

Special adverbs

hard - very much  She studies hard, so she passes.

hardly - barely She hardly studies, so she fails.

high - measurement He jumps high.

highly - very much He is a highly talented athlete

late - not on /in time They arrived late at the party

lately - recently Have you been to any parties lately?

very - extremely The North Pole is very cold.

verily - certainly/truly Verily, this tea tastes terrible.

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Homework

Monday May 30th

Do exercise 5+6 page 39

Finished? Study vocabulary A+B  on Quizlet / Study grammar on Learnbeat or read a book

Blooket

Learn and play!

Lesson goals

At the end of the lesson you:

can use adjectives and adverbs