English 6th grade Unit 4
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English 6th grade Unit 4
- 1. English teacher Kh. Selenge
- 2. Which animal is the tallest?
- 3. Guessing game Let’s guess the animals What animal is it? It is a………
- 4. Look and match opposite adjectives big strong weak small fast short tall slow fat thin
- 5. Let’s make a sentence An elephant is big
- 6. Good job
- 7. Big animals Small animals
- 8. Жишээнд тулгуурлан өөрсдөө бүтээцгээе big bigger The biggest
- 9. Look at the example and write small smaller the smallest tall ……………… ……………………. fat fatter the fattest thin …………….. …………………….. noisy noisier the noisiest happy ……………… ……………………..
- 10. Check the answers small smaller the smallest tall taller the tallest fat fatter the fatter thin thinner the thinnest noisy noisier the noisiest happy happier the happiest
- 11. Wonderful!
- 12. look and Make a sentense
- 13. Unjumble the sentences Өгүүлбэрийг зөв дараалалд оруул 1/ are/ bigger/ than/ bears/ Elephants 2/Cows/ slower/ are/ than / sheep 3/A /tiger/ is/than/ a/ fox/ faster
- 14. Super!
- 15. Chairs game Choose A, B or C
- 16. a. b. c.
- 17. a. b. c.
- 18. a. b. c.
- 19. a. b. c.
- 20. a. b. c.
- 21. a. b. c.
- 22. a. b. c.
- 23. a. b. c.
- 24. a. b. c.
- 25. a. b. c.a.
- 26. Which animal is the fastest? a. b. c.c.
- 27. •You are smart !
- 28. Lets play a game! Listen and walk! Stop and find a friend! Ask and answer!
- 30. Yes No • Is a giraffe the tallest animal? •Is a rabbit bigger than a pig? •Is an elephant is fast? •Is a tiger stronger than a wolf ?
- 31. Thank you
- 32. • More 5 less 5 less 3