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CdL Economia e Gestione Aziendale UNIT 8. Facoltà di Scienze Economiche, Giuridiche e Politiche. a.a. 2013/2014. Review of Unit 7: pp. 86-87 Unit 8: Comparative & superlative forms Personality adjectives The weather Would like to / like - PowerPoint PPT Presentation
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Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde
FACOLTÀ DI SCIENZE ECONOMICHE, GIURIDICHE E POLITICHE
CdL Economia e Gestione AziendaleUNIT 8
a.a. 2013/2014
Olga Denti & Luisanna Fodde
OUTLINE
Review of Unit 7: pp. 86-87Unit 8:
Comparative & superlative forms Personality adjectives The weather Would like to / like Future tenses: to be going to (plans &
predictions
REVIEW UNIT 7
1.B2.B3.B4.A5.B6.A7.B8.A
9.B10.A
REVIEW UNIT 7
1. Dessert (meals)2. Strawberries
(vegetables)3. Sugar (drinks)4. Tomatoes (potatoes)5. Coffee (desserts)
REVIEW UNIT 7
1. in2. Of3. for4. with5. on
REVIEW UNIT 7
UNIT 8 -
1. T2. F3. T4. F5. T6. F7. F8. F
healthier thanhotter than more popular thanbetter thanshorter thansafer thanmore common than
RULESubj. Verb (mono/bi-syllable) adj. + -er than Obj.
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COMPARATIVE & SUPERLATIVE FORMS 1Adjectives in the base form
Comparatives Superlatives (THE +)
1 SYLLABLE ADJECTIVESTALL SMALL NICE Double Consonant (CVC)HOTTHIN FAT
+ -ERTALLERSMALLERNICER
HOTTERTHINNERFATTER
+ -EST THE TALLESTTHE SMALLESTTHE NICEST
THE HOTTESTTHE THINNESTTHE FATTEST
2 SYLLABLES ADJS WITH YHEAVY TASTY TINY CRAZY
+ -IER HEAVIERTASTIERTINIERCRAZIER
+ -IEST THE HAVIESTTHE TASTIESTTHE TINIESTTHE CRAZIEST
2/3/4 or MORE SYLLABLES COMFORTABLE DANGEROUS
+ MOREMORE COMFORTABLEMORE DANGEROUSMORE COMMON
+ MOSTTHE MOST COMFORTABLETHE MOST DANGEROUSTHE MOST COMMON
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COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORMS 2Irregular comparatives and superlativesGOOD – BETTER – THE BESTBAD – WORSE – THE WORSTFAR – FURTHER – THE FURTHESTMUCH/MANY – MORE – THE MOSTRemember: ALWAYS use than after the comparative to introduce the second element to compare.E.g., John is taller than Jim.London is more expensive than Cagliari.Superlatives are used to compare one person or thing to a group
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COMPARATIVE AND SUPERLATIVE FORMS 3
Lower degree comparatives & superlatives: they are introduced by less and the least
E.g., - She is less tall than her brother - That is the least bright colour Same degree comparatives: as … as, so
… asE.g., Tom is as intelligent as his sister
carefulseriousquietgenerousstylishaggressive
friendly
white careful
black serious
redblue
aggressive
green
silver stylish
quietgenerous
What color is your Car?
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PERSONALITY ADJECTIVES Careful Serious Quiet Generous Stylish Aggressive Friendly Rude
Careless Funny Nervous Kind Polite Ruthless Unfriendly Fashionable
BoliviaMali
Siberia
SiberiaBolivia
The weather
Very hot
SUPERLATIVES
the highestthe hottest
the most dangerousthe bestthe worst
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THE WEATHER
Q.: What’s the weather like? A.: It’s …
Adjectives: cold, hot, cool, warm, good, bad, nice, rainy, sunny, cloudy, windy, snowy, wet, dry, foggy, misty, humid
THE WEATHER
WHAT’S THE WEATHER LIKE IN CAGLIARI?
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WOULD LIKE TO / LIKE A. Would you like to go to a pizzeria? B. I love eating pizza!!!
I’d like to drink a cup of coffee vs. I like drinking (a cup of) coffee :
what is the difference?
I’d like … to expresses something I’d like to do in the future or now
While: I like a general statement
In the interrogative form: to expresses an offer:e.g., Would you like to go shopping?
Contracted Negative Interrogative
Interrogative negative
I’d like to … I wouldn’t like to …
Would you like to …?
Wouldn’t you like to …?
You/he/she/it/we/they’d like to
You/he/she/it/we/they wouldn’t like to
Would I/he/she/it/we/they like to?
Wouldn’t I/he/she/it/we/they like to?
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ADVERBS Adverbs express manner (how):
quickly, slowly - Adjectives qualify nouns: brown hair- Adverbs qualify verbs: go slowlye.g., you speak English very well
form adverbs by adding –ly to the adjective: e.g., sad-ly, bad-ly
Some adjectives go through a morphological change: e.g., happy – happily
Irregular adverbs: Fast fast, Good well, Hard hard
ADVERBS
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ADJECTIVES ADVERBS
aggressivestylish
nicelydangerouspolite
carefullyquiethealthy
wealthilywell
bad badly
COMPLETE THE TABLE
aggressivelystylishly
dangerouslypolitely
nice
carefulquietlyheartly
wealthygood
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HOMEWORK Making a reservation: complete the
three exercises on p. 97 & write an email
Send it to me: [email protected]