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Showing posts with label ADJECTIVES. Show all posts

6th KIDS CAN - UNIT 2: WHY DO LANDSCAPES CHANGE?

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In the following unit 1, we are going to learn a vocabulary about different NATURAL WONDERS on Earth.

Click on the picture below,
you can read the words for your vocabulary test.


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Now, it's time to learn how to form superlative adjectives in english language.

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GAME
comparative - superlative
















SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES CROSSWORD PUZZLE

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Here below, you have got two crossword puzzles to practice the SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES in English language.

Let's talk about COMPARISON!!!




Activity 1



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Activity 2



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SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES WORKSHEETS REVISION

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Here below, you have got two worksheets to practice the SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES in English language.

Let's talk about COMPARISON!!!



Activity 1





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Activity 2



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Would you like to make some CROSSWORD PUZZLES?

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COMPARING ANIMALS WORKSHEET

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Here below, you have got two worksheets to practice the COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES about animals in english language.

Let's talk about animals!!!



Activity 1




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MAKING SENTENCES USING SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES

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This is an exercise where you're able to practise the superlative adjectives using the verb "to be" or verb "to have" in the sentences.

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6th HEROES - Unit 5: OUR WONDERFUL WORLD

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Let's practice the vocabulary of this unit in the following exercise.

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You can learn a special vocabulary,
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This is an important activity to reinforce your reading comprehension skill.

PHOTOCOPY 1

(You are allowed to download and print it)





Click on the picture below if you want to listen to the story of this unit 5.








As you know, in this unit, we are going to learn the spelling rules about the superlative adjectives in English.

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(Remember to copy the grammar explanation in your notebook)






Here below, you have got a very interesting grammar content.

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(Remember to copy the grammar explanation in your notebook)







More exercises to practice THE SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES in English language

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Click on the picture below, to learn about the modal verb MUST,
and when it is used in English language.

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TYPING SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES EXERCISE

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Let's take this exercise to reinforce how superlative adjectives are written in English language.







Would you like to revise the spelling rules about superlative adjectives again?

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COMPARATIVE GRADE OF ADJECTIVES EXERCISE

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This activity is very important because
it's a self-assessment for you.



Let's practice typing the comparative form of some adjectives in English.




Now, feel free to take the next quiz.






If you are stuck, you can

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if you want to learn the basic rules by forming the comparison of "SUPERIOROTY" grade with adjectives.















COMMON ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH FOR YOUNG LEARNERS

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Here below, there are some pictures about easy and common adjectives used in English language.


As you know, we use adjectives to describe people, non-living and living things, in other words, nouns.










We usually use these adjectives with the verb "to be" and "to have" when we want to describe someone or something.

for instance:

My brother is brave.

My friend is tall.

Elephants have got big tusks.

and so on...





Remember, Adjectives are always placed before a noun in a sentence.

Don't be confused, please!!!







You can practice these common adjectives and some more in the following exercise made for you.

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COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES OF SUPERIORITY GRADE

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When we talk about two things,
we can "compare" them.

We can see if they are the same or different.

Perhaps, they are the same in some ways and different in other ways.

We can use comparative adjectives to
describe the differences.





FORMATION OF COMPARATIVE ADJECTIVES

There are two ways to make or form a comparative adjective:

short adjectives: add "-er"
long adjectives: use "more"


Short Adjectives

* with 1-syllable:

old --- older
fast --- faster



* with 2-syllable ending in ( -y), change the (y) to (i): 

happy ---  happier
easy --- easier



* if the adjective ends in  (-e), just add  (-r):

late --- later



* if the adjective ends in consonant, vowel, consonant, double the last consonant:

big --- bigger
fat --- fatter




Long Adjectives

* with 2-syllable adjectives not ending in (-y):

modern --- more modern
pleasant --- more pleasant.


* with all adjectives of 3 or more syllables:

expensive --- more expensive
intellectual --- more intellectual
dangerous --- more dangerous


With some 2-syllable adjectives, we can use '-er' or 'more':

quiet: quieter --- more quiet
clever: cleverer --- more clever
narrow: narrower --- more narrow
simple: simpler --- more simple




Exception
The following adjectives have irregular forms:

*good ----> better
*well (healthy) ----> better
*bad ----> worse
*far ----> farther /// further



Here you can see some examples:

Pay attention to these examples because you are going to write sentences using the comparison form of adjectives.


 1. An elephant is heavier than a giraffe.

 2. Elephants are bigger than giraffes.

 3. Cars are faster than bikes.

 4. A lion is more dangerous than a cat.



ADJ+ER + THAN

MORE + ADJ + THAN













SUPERIORITY ADJECTIVES EXERCISE

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This is an interesting exercise for you.

Let´s make sentences using the adjectives in the superiority grade.


Example
Leila / Anne (young)
Leila is younger than Anne




You are able to improve your
writing skill.


Read carefully and

take care your spelling mistakes.

Good Luck!!!





















MAKING SENTENCES IN COMPARISON OF SUPERIORITY

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This is a exercise very useful for you to put in practise the comparison of superiority in English.


Drag and drop the words to form a full sentence, and type the correct base form of every adjective.


Let´s do it!!!


Copy the sentences in your
English notebook.














MAKING SUPERLATIVE SENTENCES - 6th Grade

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Here below, you may take the next exercise for making sentences using the superlative adjectives in brackets.

Read the example.


You (nice) person.
You are the nicest person.

























TALKING ABOUT FEELINGS IN ENGLISH

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How do you feel today?



In this post, you are going to learn an easy vocabulary to talk about your feelings in Englsih language.


HAPPY

SAD

SURPRISED

ANGRY

EXCITED

SHY

SILLY

SCARED

EMBARRASSED





Remember to use the verb "To Be"
when you want to talk about your own feelings.





Good Luck!!!












SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES WORKSHEETS IN PDF

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You are allowed to download and print all these worksheets to reinforce superlative adjectives in English language.




Worksheet 1






Worksheet 2





Worksheet 3





Worksheet 4





Worksheet 5






Worksheet 6











SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES QUIZ

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Let´s take this quiz about superlative adjectives in English language.


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More worksheets

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SORT ADJECTIVES IN CATEGORIES

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Are you able to sort the following adjectives
into the right categories?


BUILD   HAIR   HEIGHT   OPINION


Just try and enjoy!!!
































USING ADJECTIVES IN A READING COMPOSITION

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Let´s do this reading comprehension exercise.

Look at the adjectives in black, read the sentences and
choose the correct one.

This is about Mabel.



























ADJECTIVES PLUS PREPOSITIONS LIST

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In this post, there´s a list of adjectives followed with prepositions.

How are we able to learn all of them?
Just hit the books!!!


Don´t give up yet!!!


ENGLISH
SPANISH
A
accustomed to
acostumbrados a
accused of
acusado de
addicted to
adicto a
annoyed about / with / at
molesto por / con / en
allergic to
alérgico a
Amazed at / by
sorprendido por
anxious about
preocupados por
appreciated for
apreciado por
ashamed of
avergonzado de
associated with
asociado con
astonished at / by
asombrado de / por
aware of
consciente de
angry with
enojado con
afraid of
miedo de
attached to
unido a
B
bad at
malo
based on
basado en
beneficial to
beneficioso
boastful for
jactancioso por
bored with
aburrido por o con
brilliant at
brillante en
busy with
ocupado con
C
capable of
capaz de
careful  with / about / of
cuidadoso con / sobre / de
certain  about
seguro de
characteristic of
característico de
clever at
inteligente en
connected with
conectado con
conscious of
consciente de
content with
contenido con
crazy about
loco por
crowded with
lleno de
curious about
curiosidad por
D
dissatisfied with
insatisfechos con
doubtful about
dudas sobre
delighted at / about
encantado con / sobre
derived from
derivados de
different from
diferente de
disappointed with
decepcionado con
E
eager for
ávido de
eligible for
elegible para
enthusiastic about
entusiasmo
excellent in/at
excelente en
excited about
entusiasmados
experienced in
experimentado en
exposed to
expuesto a
envious of
envidioso de
F
faithful to
fiel a
familiar with
familiarizado con
famous for
famoso por
fed up  with
harto de
free of / from
libre de
frightened of
miedo de
friendly with
amigable con
fond of
aficionado de
furious about
furioso por
furnished with
amueblado con
full of
lleno de
G
generous  with / about
generoso con
guilty of / about
culpable de
gentle with
suave con
good at
bueno en
grateful to
Agradecido por
H
happy about
feliz por
hopeful of / about
esperanza de / sobre
I
identical with / to
idéntica a
immune  to
inmune a
impressed with
impresionado con
inferior to
inferior a
indifferent to
indiferente a
innocent of
inocente de
interested in
interesado en
involved  with
involucrado con
incapable of
incapaz de
J
jealous of
celoso de
K
kind  to
amable en
keen on
interesados ​​en
L
late for
tarde por
limited to
limitado
lucky at
afortunado por
M
nervous of / about
nervioso de / sobre
notorious  for
conocido por
O
opposed to
opuesto a
P
patient with
paciente con
pessimistic about
pesimistas sobre
pleased with
satisfecho con
polite to
cortés en
popular with
popular con
presented  with
presentado con
proud  of
orgulloso de
punished  for
castigado por
puzzled by / about
desconcertados por / sobre
Q
qualified for
calificado para
R
ready  for
listo para
related to
relacionado con
relevant to
pertinente a
respectful for
respetuoso para
responsible for
responsable de
rid of
deshacerse de
S
sad about
triste por algo
safe  from
a salvo de
satisfied with
satisfecho con
scared  of
miedo
sensitive to
sensible a
serious about
en serio
sick of
enfermos de
similar to
similar a
shocked by
conmocionado por
skilful  at
hábil en
slow  at
lento en
sorry  for / about
lo siento por / sobre
successful in
exitoso en
suitable for
propicio
sure of / about
seguro de / sobre
superior to
superior a
surprised at
sorprendido por
suspicious of
sospechoso de
sympathetic  with
simpático con
T
terrible at
terrible en
terrified of
aterrorizado de
tired of
cansado de
thankful  to/for
agradecido a / por
troubled with
preocupado con
typical of
típico de
U
unaware of
sin conocimiento de
upset about
molesto por
be used to
acostumbrado a
W
wrong with / about
mal con / sobre
worried about
preocupado por






NOTE!
Take in account...
if after the preposition there´s an action word, in other words, it is a verb...

Remember to write the verb followed by (-ing).

For instance;

I´m tired of reading this post.
He´s ready for playing another game.
She´s skilful at telling jokes.
They were shocked by listening to the news.

















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