5A Ch.1, 2 revision

5A Ch.1, 2 revision

Learning objectives of Chapter 1 & 2:

• Chapter 1: adverbs of manners (e.g. patiently, early) and modal verb (should & should not)

• Chapter 2: verb phrases (e.g. shout at & be nice to) and adverbs of degree (e.g. a little, a bit, very)

Chapter 1

How to form adverbs of manners

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the adverb form of 'patient'?

• patient

• patiently

• patientily

• patience

1. add ‘-ly’ to the adjectives:

• patient > patiently

• polite > politely

• rude > rudely

• nice > nicely

Multiple Choice

Which of the following is the adverb form of 'noisy'?

• noisily

• noisy

• noisyly

• noise

2. change the ‘-y’ to ‘-i’ then add ‘-ly’:

• noisy > noisily

• lazy > lazily

• happy > happily

Multiple Select

Which of the following adjective(s) has the same spelling in the adverb form (副詞相同拼法)?

(keeping the same meaning)

• late

• fast

• good

• hard

3. No change

• I was late this morning. > adjective

• I went to school late this morning. > adverb

• He is a fast reader. > adjective

• He can read fast. ＞ adverb

4. Change the whole word

• Compare:

• He is a good swimmer. >  adjective

• He swims well. >  adverb

• 😕He swims goodly.

Chapter 1

Modal verb - should (not)

Multiple Choice

After the modal verb should (not), do we need to change the form of the verb?

• Yes

• No

should (not) + verb

We should wait patiently at the bus stop.
We should speak politely to teachers.
We should not eat noisily.
We should not jump the queue.

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Chapter 2

Verb phrases (e.g. take care of)

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