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1.- belt 2.- stilettos 3.- jeans 4.- scarf 5.- hat 6.- pajamas 7.- boots 8.- suit 9.- cap 10.- purse 11.- dress 12.- jacket 13.- gloves 14.nightgown 15.- flats 16.- blouse 17.- tie 18.- loafers
sweater gloves coat swimsuit shoes socks hat loafers dress pajamas robe nightgown stilettos boots slippers coat jeans T-shirt suit pumps
formal busy important modern successful casual big sexy warm trendy soft sad confident big hot handmade expensive small pretty interesting easy dry famous heavy
ENGLISH IV UNIT 1 TELL ME WHAT YOU WEAR
Taken from: Impressioni Di Viaggio
Adjectives with one syllable Add - er
Warm The wool gloves are warm er than the leather ones. Adjectives that end in – y Change the – y to i and add - er
Sexy That nightgown is sex ier than my pajamas.
One syllable ending in one vowel and one consonant The consonant is doubled and – er is added.
Hot It’s hot ter today than yesterday.
Adjectives with two or more syllables Use more or less before the adjective.
Comfortable Flats are more comfortable than stilettos.
Expensive This suit is less expensive than those.
Irregular comparatives. Good Shopping in a store is better than shopping on line. Bad My grades are worse than yours.
1.-I Iike the brown jacket, but it is______________________(expensive) than the black one. 2.-My dress is______________________(pretty) than yours. 3.-Socks are________________________(cheap) than jeans. 4.- Hats are________________________(elegant) than caps. 5.- Johnny’s shoes are________________(big) than Oswaldo’s.
Danny: Look at these black shoes. They look nice. Elena: I don´t know. I need something more formal. They`re for work. Danny: What about these blue ones? Elena: Mmm, I’m not sure. They’re a little expensive. Danny: Look! Here are some cheaper ones. Elena: Yes, they’re very nice. Oh, they’re a size 8. Do they have them in a smaller size? Danny: Yes, here we are. Elena: Perfect.
Taken from: World English 1B (^) Taken from: gohiper.com.br
1 .- Look at the different styles. Say which one you like or dislike and why. 2 .- Describe what the 3 rd^ girl is wearing.
1 .- Look at the different styles. Say which one you like or dislike and why. 2 .- Describe what the 1st^ boy is wearing.
Taken from: women shopping for shoes
Most people know that Mount Everest is ______________________(high) mountain in the world. However, there is another fact that many people don’t know. It has become one of _________________(dirty) mountains in the world. Mount Everest is one of____________________(tough) and ___________________(exciting) mountains to climb on Earth. It is not__________________(cold) or _______________(windy) place on Earth, but it comes close! These challenges make it one of___________________(attractive) mountains for serious climbers. Since 1952, over 3.500 climbers have reached the top. Unfortunately, most of them have left equipment and trash on the mountain. In fact, trash is now one of ___________________(big) threats to the environment on Mount Everest. Local organizations have brought tons of trash down from the mountain. One of_____________________(interesting) projects handed over more than a ton of tin cans, glass bottles and old climbing tools to artists in Nepal. The artists used the trash to create works of art. Then, they sold the art to raise money for local charities. ________________(little) expensive work of art cost $17 and ________________________(expensive) one cost $2.400.
Adjectives with one syllable Add - est
High Mount Everest is the highest mountain in the world.
Adjectives that end in – y Change the – y to i and add - est.
Ugly This is the ugliest town I’ve ever visited.
One syllable ending in one vowel and one consonant The consonant is doubled and – est is added.
Hot Maracaibo is the hottest city in Venezuela.
Adjectives with two or more syllables Use most or least before the adjective.
Polluted Delhi is one of the most polluted cities in India.
Dangerous Oxygen is the least dangerous of all gases.
Irregular comparatives. Good Punta Cana is the best place for spending honeymoon. *The superlative is preceded by “the” Bad My English isn’t good, but I don’t have the worst grades in class.
True False Ids Mount Everest is the highest and dirtiest mountain in the world. Young people climb Mount Everest every year. Money from art sold is for helping people in need. Creativity helps artists to turn trash into art. Nepal is located in the Asian Continent. International Organizations have brought down trash from the mountain.
True False Penny has worked in two countries. She likes the weather in Japan and Mexico. Food is very important to Penny. She doesn’t think that there are many types of food in Britain. She ate lots of sushi in Japan. She didn’t learn any Japanese. Mexico is her favorite country because of the food.
Taken from: esol.britishcouncil.org
Taken from: ngl.cengage.com