English grammar

Multiple Choice

What is a verb to be?

• A

• B

• C

• D

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She..........a queen.

Open Ended

Do you agree....why?

Poll

How much you like English subject?

• ❤❤❤❤

• ❤❤❤

• ❤❤

• ❤

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

1. fat

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

2. young

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

3. old

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

4. slim

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

5. tall

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

6. short

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

7. strong

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

8.weak

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

9. big

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WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

10. small

​Adjectives and adverbs

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Adjectives describe people or things.

Adverbs describe verbs.

Multiple Select

Select all the adjectives.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• tall

• red

• run

• is/are

• tired

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "The girl speaks loudly."

The word loudly is...

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Choice

In the sentence "She always wears a dress." The word always is...

• adjective

• adverb

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjectivein the sentence below:

Margot wore a beautiful hat to the contest.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• Margot

• hat

• beautiful

• wore

Multiple Choice

Identify the adjective:

It is a big bag.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• It

• is

• big

• bag

Multiple Choice

Select the adjective.

Charlie wanted to become a smart person.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• Charlie

• wanted

• smart

• person

Multiple Choice

Select the adverb.

Charlie answered the test questions badly.

(REMEMBER: Adverbs describe verbs.)

• Charlie

• answered

• test

• badly

Multiple Choice

Select all the adverb.

Brian left his friends quickly.

(REMEMBER: Adverbs describe verbs.)

• Brian

• left

• friends

• quickly

Multiple Choice

Take the medicine daily.

• Adjective

• Adverb

Multiple Choice

What is the adjective in the sentence?

The mother kissed her little baby.

(REMEMBER: adjectives describe people or things.)

• The
• mother
• kissed

• little

Match

Match the following:

Adjective

Adverb

Not an adverb

Not an adjective

(Noun)

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Not an adverb

  Not an adjective

  (Noun)

Match

Match the following

Adjective

Adverb

Not an adjective

Not an adverb

(Verb)

• Adjective

• Adverb

• Not an adjective

  Not an adverb

  (Verb)

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

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More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

​

More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Adjectives

​modify nouns

​chocolate

sugar

stale

fresh​

What kind?

​pink

smooth

beautiful

Which one?

​

​one, two, three, etc

all

several

a few

etc

How many?

​measurement

some

more

less​

How much?

Open Ended

Write one adjective about this flower.

Adjectives appear before nouns or after verbs that describe states of being (am, is, are, was, were).

Example: After the heavy rain, the roof was leaky.

​

More than one adjective can come before a noun.

Example: Lane's grandfather worked long, hard hours as a talented, well-known sculptor.

Adjectives can be separated by the words and and or.

Example: Sonya was either too lazy or too tired to get up.

Example: We expected a clear, cold and breezy afternoon, but it was a warm and cloudy day instead.

Adjectives can come after the words am, is, are, was, and were.

Example: We were relieved to find Amina at home.

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The cute, white, dog walked down the street.

• cute

• white

• cute and white

• walked

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: I carried the heavy books up the stairs.

• carried

• books

• heavy

• stairs

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: The beautiful, purple flowers grew in our yard.

• flowers

• beautiful

• beautiful, purple

• yard

Match

Match the adjectives to the pictures they describe.

cold

hot

colorful

loud

sharp

• cold

• hot

• colorful

• loud

• sharp

Multiple Choice

What are adjectives?

• Words that describe verbs.

• Words that describe nouns.

• A person, place, thing or idea.

• Words that are numbers.

Multiple Choice

Where do adjectives normally appear in a sentence?

• before nouns or after being verbs

• after nouns or before being verbs

• after verbs and before verbs

• the first word in a sentence

Multiple Choice

Choose the adjective in the sentence: It was a bright and sunny day.

• day

• bright

• sunny

• bright, sunny

Poll

How do you feel about adjectives?

• I understand them now.

• I still don't understand them.

• I understand a little bit.

Multiple Choice

(you) ________ car is new.

• His

• Your

• My

Multiple Choice

(Jasmine) ____ house is very nice.

• His

• Her

• Ist

Multiple Choice

(your brother) ____ hair is long.

• His

• Your

• Her

Multiple Choice

(he and Mary) ____ garden is beautiful.

• Our

• Their

• Our

Multiple Choice

(the bike) ____ wheels are big.

• Its

• His

• Your

Multiple Choice

(Justine and I) ____ village is small.

• Their

• Our

• My

Multiple Choice

(the boys) ____ father is rich.

• Your

• Their

• His

Multiple Choice

(my dog) ____ tail is very long.

• Her

• His

• Ist

Multiple Choice

(we) ____ friends live in Lugo.

• Our

• Your

• Their

Multiple Choice

(the girl) ____ shoes are expensive.

• His

• Her

• Its

Multiple Choice

_______ boyfriend is tall.

• His

• Her

• Your

Multiple Choice

What is a verb to be?

• A

• B

• C

• D

Fill in the Blank

She..........a queen.

Open Ended

Do you agree....why?

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

1. fat

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

2. young

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

3. old

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

4. slim

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

5. tall

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

6. short

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE COMPARATIVE FORM OF THE ADJECTIVE

7. strong

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

1. slow

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

2. fast

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

3. quick

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

4. flexible

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

5. colorful

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

6. dangerous

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

7. traditional

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

8. bad

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

9. generous

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

10. terrible

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

11. sudden

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

12. safe

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

13. happy

Fill in the Blank

WRITE THE ADVERB FROM THE ADJECTIVE

14. peaceful

ADJECTIVES

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AHORA DEBES SELECCIONAR EL ADJETIVO OPUESTO

Multiple Choice

BIG

• FAST

• SMALL

Multiple Choice

OLD

• NEW

• BIG

Multiple Choice

SLOW

• OLD

• FAST

Multiple Choice

EXPENSIVE

• CHEAP

• NEW

Multiple Choice

BAD

• GOOD

• CHEAP

Veamos cuántos adjetivos reconoces

Elige el significado correcto

Multiple Choice

BIG

• PEQUEÑO

• GRANDE

Multiple Choice

OLD

• NUEVO

• VIEJO

Multiple Choice

FAST

• RÁPIDO

• LENTO

Multiple Choice

LONG

• EXTENSO

• CORTO

Multiple Choice

SLOW

• RÁPIDO

• LENTO

Multiple Choice

TALL

• GRANDE

• ALTO

Multiple Choice

EXPENSIVE

• BARATO

• CARO