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KIDS CAN 4 - UNIT 4 VOCABULARY TEST
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How is it going?
Here are the main vocabulary of this unit 4.
This vocabulary is about different types of material to make things.
It is very important for your
english vocabulary test.
You need to copy all the words below in your English notebook and remember to burn the midnight oil all these words.
Don't give up yet!!!
Thanks a bunch!!!
VOCABULARY
WHAT ARE THINGS MADE OF?
CLOTHES
SCARF
WATCH
BELT
WALLET
BRACELET
RING
SUITCASE
CAP
UMBRELLA
GLOVES
EARRINGS
KILT
MATERIALS
GOLD
SILVER
WOOL
COTTON
LEATHER
TEXTIL
PLASTIC
SILK
METAL
RUBBER
WORDS FROM THE STORY
MIND THE DOORS
WAITING ROOM
MISTAKE
LABEL
THIEF
UNTIDY ROOM
TIDY ROOM
DRESS UP
COSTUME
HOW MUCH IS IT?
HOW MUCH ARE THEY?
GRAMMAR STRUCTURE
OTHER IMPORTANT CONTENTS
FOR YOUR TEST
Remember to study COLOURS
Remember to study ALPHABET
Remember to study NUMBERS
from 1 to 1000000 (a million)
Remember to study
Remember to study
SUPERLATIVE ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH
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Here below, you can read an explanation to form superlative adjectives in English language.
We use the superlative form of adjectives to compare one person or thing with many others of the type. We use "the" or "a possessive adjective" before the superlative.
Examples
This is the newest robot in the shop.
This is your worst gadget.
Let's have a glance at the following spelling rules:
SHORT ADJECTIVES
1. There are adjectives one or two syllables. So, we have to add "-est" to the adjective to form the superlative
warm ---> the warmest
cheap ---> the cheapest
2. Those adjectives that end in "-e", we just add "-st"
nice ---> the nicest
wide ---> the widest
3. For short adjectives that end in "-y", we take off "-y" and add "-iest"
happy ---> the happiest
angry ---> the angriest
4. For those adjectives that end in CONSONANT + VOWEL + CONSONANT
We double the last consonant, and then add "-est"
fat ---> the fattest
hot ---> the hottest
LONG ADJECTIVES
5. We use the word "most" before many adjectives that have two syllables.
modern ---> the most modern
and, before all adjectives that have three or more syllables we do the same.
difficult ---> the most difficult
extrange ---> the most extrange
6. We can use both forms of the superlative with some-two sylable adjectives.
simple ---> the simplest
the most simple
clever ---> the cleverest
the most clever
IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES
There are some irregulares adjectives that don't follow these spelling rules, you have to study by heart.
good ---> the best
bad ---> the worst
far ---> the farthest
the furthest
little ---> the least
We use the superlative form of adjectives to compare one person or thing with many others of the type. We use "the" or "a possessive adjective" before the superlative.
Examples
This is the newest robot in the shop.
This is your worst gadget.
Let's have a glance at the following spelling rules:
SHORT ADJECTIVES
1. There are adjectives one or two syllables. So, we have to add "-est" to the adjective to form the superlative
warm ---> the warmest
cheap ---> the cheapest
2. Those adjectives that end in "-e", we just add "-st"
nice ---> the nicest
wide ---> the widest
3. For short adjectives that end in "-y", we take off "-y" and add "-iest"
happy ---> the happiest
angry ---> the angriest
4. For those adjectives that end in CONSONANT + VOWEL + CONSONANT
We double the last consonant, and then add "-est"
fat ---> the fattest
hot ---> the hottest
LONG ADJECTIVES
5. We use the word "most" before many adjectives that have two syllables.
modern ---> the most modern
and, before all adjectives that have three or more syllables we do the same.
difficult ---> the most difficult
extrange ---> the most extrange
6. We can use both forms of the superlative with some-two sylable adjectives.
simple ---> the simplest
the most simple
clever ---> the cleverest
the most clever
IRREGULAR ADJECTIVES
There are some irregulares adjectives that don't follow these spelling rules, you have to study by heart.
good ---> the best
bad ---> the worst
far ---> the farthest
the furthest
little ---> the least
much ---> the most
Now, you've got two games to practice the grammatical rules to form the superlative degree of adjectives.
GAME 1
GAME 2
Now, here below there are some worksheets.
Quiz 1
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Quiz 2
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Quiz 3
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Quiz 4
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Here below, there are some worksheets where you can form sentences using the superlative adjectives.
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Quiz 1
Quiz 2
Quiz 3
Quiz 4
Here below, there are some worksheets where you can form sentences using the superlative adjectives.
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POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES IN ENGLISH LANGUAGE
Hi Children!
Here below, there is an explanation about possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns in English language.
Now, pay attention in your reading...
Now, pay attention in your reading...
Possessive Adjectives go before a noun.
Possessive Pronouns go instead of the noun already mentioned before.
Now, you can have a glance at the box below for a better understanding.
POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVES
|
POSSESSIVE
PRONOUNS
|
MY
|
MINE
|
YOUR
|
YOURS
|
HIS
|
HIS
|
HER
|
HERS
|
ITS
|
its* (own)
|
OUR
|
OURS
|
YOUR
|
YOURS
|
THEIR
|
THEIRS
|
Now, there are some sentences as examples...
POSSESSIVE
ADJECTIVES
|
POSSESSIVE
PRONOUNS
|
SENTENCES AS EXAMPLES
|
|
It’s my money.
|
It’s mine.
|
It’s your money.
|
It’s yours.
|
It’s his money.
|
It’s his.
|
It’s her money.
|
It’s hers.
|
ITS
|
its* (own)
|
It’s our money.
|
It’s ours.
|
It’s your money.
|
It’s yours.
|
It’s their money.
|
It’s theirs.
|
For a better understanding of this content...
Here below, there is a song for you,
where you can review about possessive adjectives and possessive pronouns with easy sentences.
POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS GAMES.
GAME 1
Write down all the sentences in your notebook
GAME 2
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVE GAMES
GAME 3
Write down all the sentences in your notebook
GAME 4
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4TH TIGER TEAM METHOD PRIMARY EDUCATION
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If you are a student who is in the Fourth Grade of Primary Education, this is your site by studying grammar and vocabulary related to this level.
Here below, you can find main activities to go over the vocabulary and grammatical structures learnt in this grade of primary education.
You just click on the Units or Topics to follow the links.
FIRST TERM
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These are important activities for you.
These are important activities for you.
Let´s review the verb to be
More Exercises here below
SECOND TERM
Would you like to read a story about superman?
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THIRD TERM
If you are interested in more activities and games click on the words below.
click to follow the link
AUDIOS
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the audio files of 4th grade
Here you are the audios for this book.
Click on the picture below, if you are interested in some grammar and vocabulary exercises where you could go over the contents explained for this school year.
TOPICS
Task 1
Task 2
Task 3
After learning the time...
It´s time to do the quiz below.
Play now the game below
Task 4
Task 5
Task 6
Task 7
Task 8
Task 9
Task 10
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Task 11
Task 12
Task 13
Task 14
Task 15
Task 16
Task 17
Task 18
Task 19
PRESENT CONTINUOUS
Task 20
SUPERMAN
Task 21
DESCRIBING MONSTERS
Task 22
POSSESSIVE ADJECTIVES
Task 23
LIKES AND DISLIKES
Task 24
Task 25
Task 26
More activities for 4th Graders
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