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129 Chθaper。 ẗhan more oxpensiˇ e】 ẗhan
Is your handkerchief more expen‘ iVe than yourshoes?
No`myhandkerchief isn′t rnore expenslve
than fηy shoes∶ it′s cheaperthan rny shoes
Is a Ro"s Royce cheaperthan a Ford? No`a Ro"s Royce丨 sn′t
cheaper
than a FOrd∶ lt′s rnore expensive than a Ford
Is yourtown a Fnore expensive place than。 ?̈ No· mytown
the cheapest
isn′ t a rnore expens丨 ve p|aCe
than,¨ ;it′5a Cheaper p|ace than,¨
the:ηost oxpensIve
ls the.¨ the rnost eXpensiˇ e carin this country? N°
`the,¨isn飞
the rnost expensive carln this
country∶ 汪's the Cheapest car丨n this country
VVhat's the cheapest thing in this room?
】30~VVhat's the rnost e× pens;ˇe thing you're weaHng?
,” is the Cheapest
thing in this room
My¨ 。/arethe most expen引 ve thing(s)rm weaHng
syⅡabIe comparat∶ ě $upe"atiˇθ
Whe"a"adiectivehaso"esyl∶ ab∶ o,I∶
ke。·Cheap",we,nakethocomparatiˇ e
by add;mg the leke阝 "erⅡ a口dW0say·口che臼p垒竺 th臼n".We make tho
superlat:ˇ e by adding the letters.Iest"and、″e say"the Cheapes二
I,。
WheⅡ an a哟 o哎:Ve has three sy"ables,Ⅱ ke勹Ⅸpen创ve△ Wed° not
add
"er·I:instead,We make the ωmparative by us:mg th。
w°rd"more,,'and
We say"more eXpensiˇ e than"。 FOr the supor!atiVo'We do"¤ taddJ·
est"。
∶nstead口 we use the、″ord"most"and we say Ⅱtho卩
"ost expensive",
The CompaFative
of j.|ong′j is叫
ongerthan″VVhat’ s the comparative of″ long″ ?
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VVhat′ s the connparatiˇ e of″ beautifuIJ· ? The compara刂 Ve
of扌beau刂 fur,is饣 m。re beautifu|than′
J
What's the supedatiˇ o of″sma"″ ?
VVhat's the superlat∶ ve of″ eXpensive"?
VVhy do we say″cheaperthan″ but not臼eXpensiver than″ ?
aboˇe
We say″cheaperthan″ ,but not刃eXpensiver than1
beCause the a四 ective℃heap″ has on|y one syllab丨 ⒐whereas the a呐
ectilre~e× pensive″ has three syl忆 b圮s
below
Where、 my nose?
VVhere's rny ch∶ n?
Where′sthe cθ
"∶
ng?
Are rny feet above the tab丨 e?
Januaγ
Apr∶ I
JuIy
oCtober
The supeHa犭 ve of″ sma"′Jo
″the sma"est″
The supeFlative of'jeXpensive″
is″the rnost expensive″
Your nose's above yourrnovth
Υour chin、 be丨ow your mouth
The ceⅡ ing′s above our heads
No,yourf0et arenft above the
tab∶e;they're be|ow the tab丨 e
Ⅱarch
June
september
December
Tho montho.¨
Last month wa$,”
Ne×t month Wi|丨 be,¨
】31
February
may
August
Noˇember
Tg"methe name§ ofthe Fnohths oftheyea△ please. The name$ofthe
rnonths ofthe year are JanuaFyJ FebFuaFy`¨ ,
nextIast
VVhat's this rnonth?
What was|ast rnonth?
VVhat w"l nextrnonth be?
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VVhat wi丨丨the:nonth after next be?
VVhat wasthe rnonth before last?
The rnonth
after next wiⅡ be.¨
The rnonth before丨 ast was,¨
mⅡday
No,We don't say″ twenty to four
a.m。Ⅱ;we say刃three1orty a.m,m
|eat breakfast at.¨ a.m,
|eat dinner at.¨ p.fη .
a。m.
Latin
p.m.
thon
VVhat do the letters a,m,mean afterthe time? The letters a。
m.meanJJante rneHdiem″
afterthe time
Whot do thel哎 ters p.m。 mean a仪 erthe time? The letters p。
m,mean饣post meHdiem″ after the犭 me
VVhat's the di1亻erence between a。 m。 and p。 rn。 ? The d忏
ference
between a,m。 and p,m.is that
we use a.m.forthe t丨了ne before rnidday(12oVock)Iand p.m.for the刂
me after mdday
see Chart6
岫 e"、″e use a。 m。 臼"dp.m。
weo臼Vthe hoursJthe"the耐 nutes,and then
o。m。 or p,m,Wodo"△ my"halfpastthroe p。 m。口口;wesay"threeth∶ 唧
p·m·
Ⅱ。
Do we say咒 wenty to four a。 m。″?
VVhat ti了 ned0you eat breakfast?
VVhat tiFη e do you eat d;nner?
