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Adjectives OR adverbs en ingles/repasa..
- 1. Adjectives or Adverbs Adjectivesor Adverbs Curso Comprensión Lectora Curso Comprensión Lectora ARQ. LETICIA C. MINERO ALFARO ARQ. LETICIA C. MINERO ALFARO
- 2. First we willrevise some First we will revise some grammar points... grammar points... Adverb Adverb Noun Noun Adjective Adjective Verb Verb Preposition Preposition Pronoun Pronoun
- 3. Noun – Noun– a word used to identify any of a class a word used to identify any of a class of people, places, or things of people, places, or things. . Adjective - Adjective - a word or phrase that gives characteristics of nouns, modify or describe it. Verb - Verb - a word used to describe an action, state, or occurrence. Preposition - Preposition - a word governing, and usually preceding, a noun or pronoun and expressing a relation to another word or element in the clause.
- 4. Pronoun - Pronoun- used when referring to someone or something, (he, she, they, them, etc.) Adverb - Adverb - a word or phrase that modifies or qualifies an adjective, verb, or other adverb or a word group, expressing a relation of place, time, circumstance, manner, cause, degree, etc.
- 5. Adjective or Adverb? Adjectiveor Adverb? He’s a He’s a careful careful driver. driver. He drives He drives carefully. carefully. He’s a He’s a quick quick worker. worker. He works He works quickly. quickly. Adjective + ‘ly’ = Adverb Adjective Adverb Adjective Adverb
- 6. My son speaks_____ . My son is very ____. quietly He is a ____ driver. He drives _____. slowly quiet quietly quiet slow slow slowly My son speaks _____ . My son is very ____. Adverbs of manner usually come after the verb.
- 7. Adjective Adverb Noun Verb An adjective tellsyou about a noun. a slow car. An adverb tells you about a verb. He drives slowly.
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- 9. nois noisy y eas easy y angr angry y noisily noisily easily easily angrily angrily If a word ends in ‘y’ change the ‘y’ to an ‘i’
- 10. If an adjectiveends in ‘l’ add ‘ly’. Beautiful Beautiful Careful Careful Beautifully Beautifully Carefully Carefully
- 11. Irregular Fast Fast Hard Hard Late Late Early Early Good Good Fast Fast Hard Hard Late Late Early Early Well Well
- 12. Oral practice– Oral practice – wh whole class activity - choose ole class activity - choose the correct word the correct word Oral practice – pairwork mingle activity Oral practice – pairwork mingle activity Write the adverb Write the adverb
- 13. soft soft calm calm hard hard quick quickeasy easy sad sad angry angry perfect perfect careful careful slow slow polite polite good good nice nice bad bad fast fast quiet quiet beautiful beautiful clear clear softly quickly angrily nicely slowly quietly sadly carefully fast calmly easily politely perfectly clearly badly well beautifully hard I. Write the correct adverb:
- 14. 1. 1. This musicis too This music is too loud loud. We can’t talk. . We can’t talk. 2. 2. She played She played badly badly and she lost the game. and she lost the game. 3. 3. We waited We waited patiently patiently for the letter but it never for the letter but it never came. came. 4. 4. Please don’t be Please don’t be angry angry with him. with him. 5. 5. She asks She asks intelligent intelligent questions. questions. 6. 6. The children are playing together very The children are playing together very nicely nicely today. today. 7. 7. She’s a very She’s a very warm warm person and everyone likes her. person and everyone likes her. 8. 8. She surprised me when she opened the door She surprised me when she opened the door suddenly suddenly. . 9. 9. You speak English very You speak English very well. well. 10. 10. It’s It’s dangerous dangerous to swim in the sea here. to swim in the sea here. II. Choose the correct word (adjective or adverb)
- 15. III. Rewrite thesentences using the III. Rewrite the sentences using the CORRECT ADVERB. CORRECT ADVERB. 1. 1. They’re They’re slow slow workers. workers. 2. 2. He’s a He’s a dangerous dangerous driver. driver. 3. 3. She’s a She’s a careful careful writer. writer. 4. 4. I’m a I’m a loud loud singer. singer. 5. 5. She’s a She’s a fast fast swimmer. swimmer. 6. 6. He’s a He’s a bad bad actor. actor. 7. 7. Jill’s a Jill’s a beautiful beautiful painter. painter. 8. 8. You’re a You’re a terrible terrible dancer. dancer. 9. 9. They’re They’re good good teachers. teachers. 10. 10. John’s a John’s a patient patient listener. listener. 11. 11. Danny’s a Danny’s a quick quick driver. driver. 1. 1. They work They work slowly. slowly. 2. 2. He drives He drives dangerously. dangerously. 3. 3. She writes She writes carefully. carefully. 4. 4. I sing I sing loudly. loudly. 5. 5. She swims She swims fast. fast. 6. 6. He acts He acts badly. badly. 7. 7. Jill paints Jill paints beautifully. beautifully. 8. 8. You dance You dance terribly. terribly. 9. 9. They teach They teach well. well. 10. 10. John listens John listens patiently. patiently. 11. 11. Danny drives Danny drives quickly. quickly.
- 16. ADVERB MEANING aloud envoz alta badly mal calmly con calma carefully cuidadosamente carelessly descuidadamente easily fácilmente equally igualmente fast rapidamente happily felizmente hard duramente honestly honestamente little en poco ... ADVERB MEANING long largamente naturally naturalmente perfectly perfectamente promptly prontamente quietly tranquilamente separately separadamente simply simplemente slowly lentamente staight directamente well bien willingly de buena gana wrongly equivocadamente COPY THE FOLLOWING ADVERBS IN YOUR NOTEBOOK:
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