Lesson 3 year 17-18, 2 ESO

1. Seeing the world
Lesson 3
2n ESO

2. What can you do in these places?
Crete
Mauritius
The Andes
mountains
in Chile
What can you see in
Mauritius?
What can you do in Crete?
What can you do
in Chile

3. Narrating a holiday
My summer holidays in Mauritius
Where did you go? How was it? (adjectives
needed)

4. How was your holiday?
A peaceful / relaxing
holiday Wonderful weather A lively disco
Extraordinary mountains
An
isolated
country
An elegant hotel
A calm sea

5. How was your holiday?
A terrible storm
A rough sea
Feel safe in
the water Frightening
A dull holiday

7. The world’s greatest

10. KAHOOT GAMES
• IRREGULAR VERBS
• SUPERLATIVES
• Superlative and comparative game

13. Don’t you?
• I enjoyed my holidays in La Molina, because I love skiing.
• I enjoyed my holidays in La Molina because I love skiing. - no comma
before “because”
• I enjoyed my holidays because were fun.
• I enjoyed my holidays because they were fun. – Subject after because
• These oranges are very sweets.
• These oranges are very sweet. – Adjectives NEVER take the plural

14. What did you do on Christmas?

15. Special things you do on Christmas day
Decorate the fir tree
Make a homemade gift
Bake cookies
Open your Christmas gifts
Have dinner with your family
How many more can you think of?

16. What did Leah, Ruth & Morveen do on
Christmas Day?
• What time….?
• Where…?
• When…?
• Did you…?
• Who?
• Why?
•The group who makes them answer more
questions wins!
• (In 2nd C Ruths takes one group at a time to the corridor. For the other groups you are three, so we make three
groups in class.)

17. high higher the
highest
short shorter the
shortest
small smaller the
smallest
fast faster the fastest
One-syllable adjectives form their comparative
and superlative by adding –er and –est

18. Changes in Spelling:
-One syllable adjectives ending CVC  C doubled:
Big – bigger – the biggest
Fat – fatter – the fattest
- Final –e  only –r or –st are added:
wide – wider – the widest
- C+ y  –y is replaced by –ier in comparative and –iest
dry – drier – the driest

19. Two-syllable adjectives can be divided into groups:
-Those ending in –y, take –er or –est.
lucky – luckier - the luckiest
pretty – prettier – the prettiest
-Those ending in –ful, -less, -ing or –ed add more or the
most.
careful – more careful – the most careful
careless – more careless – the most careless

20. Adjectives of three or more syllables form the
comparative and superlative by putting more
and the most.

21. interesting more
interesting
the most
interesting
intelligent more
intelligent
the most
intelligent
exciting more
exciting
the most
exciting
frightening more
frightening
the most
frightening

22. IRREGULAR COMPARISONS
good better the best
bad worse the worst
far farther
further
the farthest
the furthest
little less the least

23. +
ENOUGH
• ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH + INFINITIVE WITH TO
• She is not rich enough to buy a car.
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24. +
What do you know about us?
• To make potato omelette we use
A. Eggs, onion and potatoes
B. Eggs, garlic and potatoes
C. Eggs, chorizo and potatoes

25. +
Who painted this picture?
A. Diego de Velazquez
B. Salvador Dalí
C. Pablo Picasso

26. +
ENOUGH
• ENOUGH + NOUN + INFINITIVE WITH TO
• I don’t have enough money to buy a car.
• ADJECTIVE + ENOUGH + INFINITIVE WITH TO
• She is not rich enough to buy a car.
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27. +
The white wine is not as
expensive as the red wine.

28. Can you read this?
• ˈrəʊzɪz ɑː rɛd, ˈvaɪəlɪts ɑː bluː, ˈʃ
ʊgər ɪz swiːt, ænd səʊ ɑː juː
ɔː
• aɪv gɒt ə tɔːʧ,
aɪv gɒt ə bɔːl
aɪv gɒt ə hɔːs
ɪn maɪ bæg.
huː pʊt ə tɔːʧ,
huː pʊt ə bɔːl,
huː pʊt ə hɔːs
ɪn jɔː bæg?