2. Structure Lesson 1. Facts , Superlatives Lesson 1. Facts , Superlatives Lesson 2. Record breakers Lesson 2. Record breakers Lesson 3. Identical twins Lesson 3. Identical twins Lesson 4. Possessions we love Lesson 4. Possessions we love Test Test

5. Expensive

6. Ancient

7. Famous

8. Small

9. Rich

11. Tiny

12. Wealthy

13. Attractive

14. Big

15. Dear

16. Well-known MATCH adjectives to words of similar meaning

19. What’s the heaviest land animal in the world? African elephant

20. Who lives in the largest palace in the world? Sultan of Brunei

21. The Great Wall of China is the longest in the world. The elephant is the heaviest land animal. This is the most interesting book in Mongolia. Read these facts:

22. Then complete the explanations: 1. One-syllable adjectives = adjective + … . 2. Adjectives ending in –y = adjective + … . 3. Two or more syllable adjectives = the … + adjective. - est - iest most

26. What is the most ancient building in Mongolia?

27. What is the dearest car in Mongolia?

28. Which is the most well-known person in Mongolia?

29. Which is the tiniest aimag in Mongolia?

30. Which is the largest aimag in Mongolia?

31. Record breakers

33. The Olympic games began on Monday at 6 o’clock.

34. That boxer won the world heavy weight title in Hungary, on the 28th October 1983.

35. She won a gold medal in January last year.

36. The athletes went to bed late at night and got up early in the morning.

38. Read next information on world Records and Answer after Questions!

39. Athletics: Running Men’s record 100m: 9.79 Maurice Greene (USA) Athens, Greece, 16 June 1999 Women’s record 5,000 m: 14:28:09 Jiang Bo (China) Beijing, China, 23 October 1995

40. Speed Skating Men’s record 500m: 34.76 Jeremy Wotherspoon (Canada ) Calgary, Canada, 20 Feb 1999 Women’s record 500 m: 37.55 Catriona Le May (Canada) Calgary, Canada, 29 Dec 1997

41. Athletics: Running Men’s record 100m: 9.79 Maurice Greene (USA) Athens, Greece, 16 June 1999 Women’s record 5,000 m: 14:28:09 Jiang Bo (China) Beijing, China, 23 October 1995 Swimming: Freestyle Men’s record 200m: 1:46.67 Grant Hackett (Australia) Brisbane, Australia, 23 March 1999 Women’s record 200 m: 1:56.78 Franziska van Almsick (Germany) Rome, Italy, 6 September 1994

42. Cycling Men’s record 4 km: 4:11.114 Chris Boardman (GB) Manchester, UK, 26 August 1996 Women’s record 3 km: 3:30.94 Marion Clignet (France) Manchester, UK, 26 August 1996

43. 1.Who broke the 5000m record in running? 2.Who broke the 4km record in cycling? 3.What record did Maurice Greene Break? 4.What record did Catriona Le May break? 5.Who broke the swimming record in 1999? 6.Who broke the women’s cycling recordand when? 7.When and where did Jeremy Wotherspoon set his record?

44. 1. Jiang Bo (China) 2. Chris Boardman (GB) 3. Maurice Greene set a second in 100m running. 4. Catriona Le May set a record in 500m speed skating. 5. Grant Hackett. 6. Marion Clignet, in 1996. 7. Jeremy Wortherspoon set his record in Calgary on 20 February 1999. Let’s check the answers.

46. The last competition you had at your school

47. Identical twins

48. Strong Shy Kind Beautiful Tall Talented Young Complete the sentences with adjectives in the box. He is 2 m ____ . She is 16. She is quite ________ . My grandma always gives me presents. She is ______ . He is a wrestler. He is very ________ . She is a model. She is very _________ . My brother is _____. He doesn’t talk much. He is a famous pop star. He is very ______ . tall kind strong beautiful shy talented young

49. Read a magazine article. WHY ARE THESE GIRLS FAMOUS? Mary-Kate and Ashley are identical twin sisters from the USA. They started acting when they were nine months old. Now they are young teenagers. However, they both already have their own TV production company and a fashion designing business. They act, sing and design the latest fashions. Teenagers love their cool clothes and accessories. That’s why they are the most famous teenagers in the world. Most people love them because they are very talented. They are both as nice and kind as each other, and of course they are both beautiful. Although Mary-Kate and Ashley are twins and look the same, their personalities are a bit different. Mary-Kate is more independent than Ashley, and Ashley is more creative. Even twins are individuals!

50. Read again and choose. 1.Mary-Kate is/isn’t as old as her sister, Ashley. They are twins. 2.They are American/British . 3.Mary-Kate and Ashley are actors and singers/actors, singers and fashion designers . 4.They are both well-known and talented/shy . 5.They are both equally independent/good-looking . 6.Mary-Kate isn’t as kind/creative as Ashley.

51. Compare these sentences about the twins. 1 a). Mary-Kate is the same age as Ashley. b). Mary-Kate is as old as Ashley. ( Same ) 2 a). Mary-Kate is as beautiful as Ashley. b). Ashley is more beautiful than Mary Kate. ( … ) 3 a). Mary-Kate is kinder than Ashley. b). Ashley isn’t as kind as Mary-Kate. ( … ) 4 a). Ashley is more creative than Mary-Kate. b). Mary-Kate is as creative as Ashley. ( … )

52. In pairs, compare the personality or appearance of two of your classmates. Use some of these adjectives: For example: Hulan is as friendly as Anand . tall / short old / young tidy / untidy hardworking / lazy Shy / confident Friendly / unfriendly

53. REMEMBER She is as tall as her sister. But she is not as shy as her sister.

54. Write sentences. Compare yourself and your partner. I’m as tall as my partner. But I’m not as shy as my partner. …………………… .. …………………… .. …………………… .. …………………… ..

55. Possessions we love

56. 1. Name and sort these possessions. a. b. e. k. g. d. f. c. j. i. h. l.

57. Electronic equipment Clothes & accessories Sports equipment mobile phone watch ball computer pants bicycle television skates T-shirt In pairs, add other words to each category. The pair with the most correct words wins.

58. Now listen and try to answer to the questions. 1. What is Jack’s favorite possessions? 2. What is Bilguun’s favourite possessions?

59. Bilguun His brother Jack His sister a computer a CD player a new CD a walkman a calculator a bike Listen again and tick (√ ) who the things belong to. √ √ √ √ √ √

60. Listen again and complete the sentences with mine, yours, his or hers . Bilguun: You’ve got a computer at home, haven’t you? Is it ….. ? Jack: My sister’s got a calculator. You can borrow …. Jack: Have you got a bike, then? Bilguun: No, it isn’t …… . My brother’s got a new bike and he says I can use …….. .

61. Complete the chart. It’s my bike. It’s his bike. It’s her bike. It’s your bike. It’s …… . It’s …… . It’s …… . It’s …… .

63. You’ve got a nice room. ….. Is smaller.

64. Jack lost his book. I found this book on the desk. I think, it’s .…… .

65. This CD player belongs to Nomin. Oh, yes, it’s …… , she got it for her birthday.

66. I gave this pencil to Sam. Now it’s ….. .

67. This pen isn’t …… I left my pen at home.

68. Remember It’s my / your / his / her watch. It’s mine / yours / his / hers .

69. Check yourself 1. Possessions vocabulary 2. Personality adjectives 3. The Sultan of Brunei is the wealthiest man in the world 4. London is (not) as big as Moscow. It is bigger / smaller than … 5. I haven’t got a book. Please, can I borrow yours? √ √ Yes No √ Х ? Not sure Now I understand

70. Let’s do the test! Which word is similar Famous = 1. old 2. tiny 3. well-known 4. attractive

71. Which word is similar beautiful = 1. wealthy 2. dear 3. big 4. attractive

72. Complete the sentence The Nile is the ……… river in the world. 1. longer 2. longest 3. most longer 4. more longer

73. Complete the sentence I think Paris is the …….. city in Europe. 1. beautiful 2. beautifuler 3. Most beautiful 4. more beautiful

74. Answer the question: Which is tiniest aimag in Mongolia? 1. Dornogobi 2. Tuw 3. Gobi-sumber 4. Gobi-Altai

75. Answer the question: Which is largest aimag in Mongolia? 1. Umnugobi 2. Tuw 3. Gobi-sumber 4. Gobi-Altai

76. Thank you for attention!