Reviewing Adjectives

Review of Adjectives

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​​Adjective Order

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Adjective + Participle

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Adjective + Suffix

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Comparative & Superlative

Today's lesson

Open Ended

What are adjectives?

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What are the functions of adjectives?

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Where to place adjectives?

Open Ended

Can we use 2 or more adjectives? How?

Multiple Choice

At home there is .... in the dining room.

• square table beautiful wooden

• table beautiful wooden square

• beautiful square wooden table

• table beautiful square wooden

Multiple Choice

I saw an .... with friends at home.

• interesting old american movie

• movie interesting old american

• american interesting old movie

• movie american old interesting

Multiple Choice

My daughter has ....

• long hair beautiful black

• beautiful long black hair

• hair long beautiful black

• black long hair beautiful

Multiple Choice

Last week, I visited a ... in a remote place

• lovely village old little

• old little village lovely

• lovely little old village

• village old little lovely

Multiple Choice

Last week, I visited a ... in a remote place

• lovely village old little

• old little village lovely

• lovely little old village

• village old little lovely

Multiple Choice

which one is constructed by Opinion, Size, and Material from phrase below

• expensive oval leather ball

• luxury tiny diamond ring

• beautiful new cotton T-shirt

• big square wooden table

Multiple Choice

handsome young Aussie man, the right adjective in series is...

• opinion - age - Origin

• opinion - size - material

• size - shape - Origin

• opinion - age - material

Multiple Choice

John was given an adorable little black kitten by his sister. the phrases consist of

• size - shape - color

• opinion - shape - color

• opinion - color - material

• opinion - size - color

Adjective with Participle

Adjective with -ing

Adjective with -ed

Some participles (like 'bored' or 'boring') can be used as adjectives. These are used in a slightly different way from normal adjectives. We usually use the past participle (ending in -ed) to talk about how someone feels

Multiple Choice

His exam results were really ___.

• disappointed

• disappointing

Multiple Choice

You look really ___. Why don't you go to bed?

• tired

• tiring

Multiple Choice

Can I call you? I've got some very ___ news for you!

• excited

• exciting

Multiple Choice

My neighbor is always playing loud music. It's very ___.

• annoyed

• annoying

Multiple Choice

The directions were ___ and we got lost.

• confusing

• confused

Multiple Choice

I was really ___ that I won the competition.

• surprising

• surprised

Adjectives with Suffix

An adjective is a word that describes a noun, and a suffix is a word ending that alters the usage of a word. Certain suffixes, when added to the ends of nouns or verbs, can transform them into adjectives. The new adjective will have some of the meaning of the original word, but that meaning will be used to describe a noun rather than function as a noun or verb itself.

Example: poison (noun) + ous (adjective suffix) = poisonous (adjective)

Fill in the Blanks

Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Athlete

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Colour

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Rain

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Sun

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Spectacle

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Universe

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Danger

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Home

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Pink

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Look at the picture and form an adjective adding a suffix to the word in cursive. Make the necessary changes.

Spring

Adjectives with preposition

There are many cases in which adjectives are combined with prepositions – but there is no rule stating when to use which combination. As you read and listen to more English, you will become more and more familiar with how these adjective-prepositions combinations are used.

Multiple Choice

Thailand is ________ Taiwan, especially language. Thailand people speak Thai. Taiwan people speak Chinese.

• different from

• famous for

• familiar with

• afraid of

Multiple Choice

The shopping mall is _____________ people because today is mid-year sale.

• different from

• crowded with

• familiar with

• afraid of

Multiple Select

She is not surprised........ the Covid-19 Pandemic.

• On

• At

• Of

• By

Multiple Choice

Rakha is really good........ Editing video

• At

• On

• Of

• About

Fill in the Blanks

Is she really excited

her new class?

Fill in the Blanks

Syakira is not really interested

Sports

Multiple Choice

Stephanie agrees........ Naurah' ideas.

• Of

• About

• From

• With

Multiple Select

She is not surprised........ the Covid-19 Pandemic.

• On

• At

• Of

• By

Multiple Select

Choose the correct sentence!

• Adela is good at drawing

• Adela is good with drawing

Comparative and Superlative

Superlative adjectives are used to describe an object which is at the upper or lower limit of a quality (the tallest, the smallest, the fastest, the highest). They are used in sentences where a subject is compared to a group of objects.

Noun (subject) + verb + the + superlative adjective + noun (object).

Superlative Adjectives

Comparative adjectives are used to compare differences between the two objects they modify (larger, smaller, faster, higher). They are used in sentences where two nouns are compared, in this pattern:

Noun (subject) + verb + comparative adjective + than + noun (object).

Comparative Adjectives

Multiple Select

Terry is …………………………………………………… his brother. (old)

• older than

• The oldest

• oldest than

Multiple Choice

Jack is now ................. than he used to be.

• happy

• happier

• happiest

• happyer

Multiple Choice

All of the cars in the parking lot, Mr. Brown’s is …

• the newer

• more newer

• the newest

• the most newest

Multiple Choice

Russian is spoken fast. Italian is spoken … than Russian. Spanish is spoken … of all.

• more fast / the fastest

• faster / the fastest

• faster / the most fast

• more faster / the fastest

Multiple Choice

David was … than John.

• well

• good

• better

• best

Multiple Choice

David and John both did … on the writing test, but John got the … score.

• well / higher

• good / higher

• well / highest

• good / highest

Multiple Choice

Dorothy is the … student in the class, based on her high grades.

• smart

• more smarter

• smarter

• smartest

Multiple Choice

This building is … than that one.

• beautifuler

• beautifulest

• the most beautiful

• more beautiful

Multiple Choice

Lan is ………………. than her sister.

• lazy

• lazily

• lazier

• lazilier

Multiple Choice

Detective books are………………… than science fiction ones.

• more interesting

• interestinger

• the most interesting

• interestingly