PPT Example Adjectives

Basics of English GrammarBasics of English GrammarComparative and superlative

forms of adjectivesSample Power Point Presentation

ContentsContents• Introduction

• What is a noun?• What is an adjective?• What is a syllable?

• Syllable – further examples• Adjectives

• Comparative form• How to built comparative forms?

• Superlative form• How to built superlative forms?

• Summary• Comparison chart

• Practice• Superlative forms• Comparative forms

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What is a What is a nounnoun??Noun is a word which refers to a thing,

person, activity, place etc.

carcar

streestreettteacheteache

rr

readinreadingg

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What is an adjective?What is an adjective?Adjective is a word which describes a noun

fast

big

expensive

carcar

adjectives noun

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What is a What is a syllablesyllable??Syllable is a part of a word containing vowel sound

reareadd

ingingrearea

ddinging

11stst syllable syllable 2nd syllable2nd syllable

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Syllables – examplesSyllables – examples

1. One-syllable adjectives

2. Two-syllable adjectives

3. Three-syllable adjectives

fast bigcheaplong

hap

im

py crazy dirty

portant wonderful

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What is a “What is a “ccomparative omparative form”?form”?

Comaprative form expresses the idea of ‘more’

fastfast-er-er

My car is My car is fast.fast.

But his car is But his car is faster.faster.

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goodgood

modermodernn

““Comparative form”?Comparative form”?How is a ‘comparative’ form built?

longlongererone syllable adjectives

two syllable adjectives

ending in -lyfunnfunn

other two and three syllable adjectives

irregular adjectivesfor example ‘good’

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yyieriermodermodernn

mormoreebetterbetter

What is a “What is a “superlativesuperlative form”?form”?

Comaprative form expresses the idea of ‘most’

fastfast-est-estMy car is fast. My car is fast. Your car is fast.Your car is fast.But his car is the But his car is the

fastest.fastest.

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yy

““SuperlativeSuperlative form”? form”?How is a ‘superlative’ form built?

longlongestestone syllable adjectives

two syllable adjectives

ending in -lyfunnfunn

other two and three syllable adjectives

irregular adjectivesfor example ‘good’

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iestiest

modermodernn

modermodernn

mosmosttgoodgoodbestbest

Summary comparisonSummary comparison

longlongesesttiestiestfunnfunn

modermodernn

mostmost

bestbest

longlongeerriesiestt

funfunnn

modernmodernmormoreebettebetterr

longlong

funnfunnyy

modermodernngoodgood

comparativecomparative superlativesuperlative

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On the following three slides you will find the instructions for three exercises related to your subject.

Exercise IGive Polish translation

Exercise IIGive comparative forms

Exercise IIIGive superlative forms

All the excersises are prepared on the basis of the following list of adjectives. [Go to the list]

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Exercise

Exercise

Exercise

Exercise – Polish Exercise – Polish equivalentsequivalents

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Give Polish translation for a group of 25 adjectives

title

adjective to be translated

question number – press arrows to go to the next word

supply translation

check your answer

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Give comparative forms for a group of 25 adjectives

title

adjective to be transformed

question number – press arrows to go to the next word

supply the comparative

check your answer

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Give superlative forms for a group of 25 adjectives

title

adjective to be transformed

question number – press arrows to go to the next word

supply the superlative

check your answer

Click to go to the exercise

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List of adjectives

hot big thin

nice pleasant youngshort intelligent lovelykind happy attractiveexciting pretty unhappygood annoyed carelessbad tastyperfecttired upset terrible

ugly

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