Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 6

Jaxtina - TC - Flipped Book - Lesson 6

by Ngọc Minh Nguyễn

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Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

1. I can’t watch a TV station for more than 5 minutes. I like to binge-watch / channel-surf.

• bingle-watch

• channel-surf

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

2. We’ve got lots of movies on demand / stream, if you want to watch something right now.

• on demand

• stream

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

3. Are you going to watch tonight’s episode / TV series of Big Little Lies?

• episode

• TV series

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

4. I’m afraid that without Wi-Fi we can’t stream / channel surf any of the shows.

• stream

• channel-surf

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

5. Friends was a(n) episode / TV series that played for ten years in the 90s and early 2000s.

• episode

• TV series

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

6. I can’t wait for the show to appear on streaming services. I’m going to binge-watch / channel-surf it.

• binge-watch

• channel-surf

Multiple Choice

Practice 1. Choose the correct word for each pair of sentences.

7. I always get up for a couple of minutes when I see a TV series / commercial on TV.

• TV series

• commercial

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

1. Jonathan is so lazy / impatient / easygoing! He never does any cleaning!

• lazy

• impatient

• easygoing

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

2. I am quite depressed / impatient / optimistic about getting the job. They really liked me in the interview.

• depressed

• impatient

• optimistic

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

3. Juana is very optimistic / shy / impatient to find out if she won that competition. She calls the organizer every half an hour.

• shy

• impatient

• optimistic

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

4. I am feeling a bit easygoing / depressed / shy at the moment. I should spend less time lying on the sofa and more time going out and having fun.

• easygoing

• depressed

• shy

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

5. I am sure you can ask your manager for some time off – she is very impatient / easygoing /optimistic.

• easygoing

• impatient

• optimistic

Multiple Choice

Practice 3. Choose the correct answer.

6. Pamela doesn’t like going to parties. She is very depressed / lazy / shy, so she doesn’t really talk to anyone.

• depressed

• lazy

• shy

Adjectives comparison

Rules and use

What are adjectives?

An adjective describes or modifies a noun or a pronoun.

An adjective describes which one, what kind or how many.

The black cat ran away.

Multiple Choice

FIND AN ADJECTIVE: He is a fast driver.

• fast

• driver

• is

• he

Multiple Choice

FIND AN ADJECTIVE: My dog has blue eyes and fluffy fur.

• dog

• had

• and

• blue;fluffy

Open Ended

Which adjectives would you use to describe this picture?

Comparative adjectives

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

• We can use comparative to describe the differences.

• My dog is bigger than yours.

Comparative adjectives

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

• short adjectives: add -er

• long adjectives: use more

Comparative adjectives

The word than is often used with comparative adjectives:

Jack is taller than Jim.

Short adjectives

RULES

Long adjectives

RULES

Irregular adjectives

• good better the best

• little less the least

• bad worse the worst

• many more the most

• much more the most

Multiple Choice

I am strong, but my brother is ...

• stronger

• the stronger

• a strong

Multiple Choice

My phone is expensive, but Joe's is ...

• expensiver

• more expensive

• the more expensive

Multiple Choice

Do you think Maria is ... than Selena?

• prettier

• pretyer

• more pretty

Multiple Choice

The weather is ... than the last year.

• worse

• bad

• the worst

AS + adjective + AS

WHEN TO USE:

We use as + adjective + as to make comparisons when the things we are comparing are equal in some way.

We use not as + adjective + as when the things are not equal.

The weather this summer is as bad as last year. 

Hakkı Kaan isn't as tall as Çağan.

Her hands were as cold as ice.

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

1. l agree, this is going to be an amazing vacation. I ________ you are about it!

• am as excited as

• am not as excited as

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

2. The salads at Forest Foods ________ the salads at Green Planet. They’re both amazing!

• aren’t as good as

• are as good as

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

3. I think that São Paulo ________ Rio de Janeiro. I really love Rio de Janeiro.

• isn’t as pretty as

• is prettier than

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

4. The two candidates for the job were equally bad. I really think they ________ each other, unfortunately.

• weren’t as bad as

• were as bad as

Multiple Choice

Practice 5. Choose the correct answer.

5. There were fewer people waiting to visit the museum than the Statue of Liberty. The line for the Statue of Liberty ________ the line for the museum.

• wasn’t as long as

• was longer than