Welcome students (Adverb and Simple Future tense)

Adverb

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Adverb

Definition

• An adverb is a word that adds more information to a verb (an action word), an adjective (a describing word), or another adverb.

• Many adverbs end in "-ly," like "happily," "quickly," and "quietly," but not all adverbs do.

Adverb

1. Sarah is an excellent dancer. She dances excellently.
2. David is a careful driver. He drives carefully.
3. Maria is a creative artist. She paints creatively.

Adverb

Not all adverbs end in -ly

1. The recipe is easy. You simply need to follow the steps.

2. The task is quick. You only have to finish it in a few minutes.

3. The game is fun. You just need to play it with enthusiasm.

Adverb

Kind of adverb

• Adverbs of Manner - Describe how an action is done.

  • Example: She sings beautifully. (How does she sing? Beautifully.)

• Adverbs of Time - Tell us when something happens.

  • Example: He arrived yesterday. (When did he arrive? Yesterday.)

Adverb

Kind of adverb

• Adverbs of Place - Tell us where something happens.

  • Example: They are playing outside. (Where are they playing? Outside.)

• Adverbs of Frequency - Tell us how often something happens.

  • Example: She always eats breakfast. (How often does she eat breakfast? Always.)

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Joanne is happy. She smiles

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The boy is loud. He shouts

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This exercise is simple. You

have to put one word in each space.

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Her English is fluent. She speaks English

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Our mum was angry. She spoke to us

Review Time!

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Multiple Choice

When introducing yourself in a professional environment, which of the following is the most effective way to make a positive impression?

• Share your personal hobbies first

• Provide a brief summary of your professional background

• Immediately ask about the other person’s job

• Discuss current events

Multiple Choice

Which of the following should be avoided when introducing yourself to someone important?

• Making strong eye contact

• Offering a firm handshake

• Speaking too much about yourself without asking about the other person

• Mentioning a relevant achievement

Multiple Choice

Sophia: Hi Emily, it’s great to meet you! I’m Sophia Lee, the graphic designer. _____ to the team!

Emily: Thank you, Sophia! I’ve heard a lot of good things about your work. Congratulations on _____ the company’s new logo design—it looks fantastic!

• good, your

• welcome, finishing

Multiple Choice

Sophia: Thanks, Emily! I’m really proud of how it turned out. I appreciate the kind words."

Emily: . ___________ Your creativity and attention to detail really shine through in that design.

• You definitely deserve it

• You need to do the revision

Multiple Choice

Sophia: That means a lot, coming from you. I’m excited to collaborate with you on future projects.

Emily: Same here, Sophia. ______

Sophia: Absolutely! Looking forward to working together.

• I’m not sure we’ll make a great team!

• I’m sure we’ll make a great team!

• I’m great we’ll out from this team

Plan

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