Grammar revision on 'Adjectives and Adverbs'

• Engels
• MBO
• Studiejaar 1

Reading

What	Read 'the secret diary of Adrian Mole' in silence!
How	On your own
Time	10 minutes

Lesson Schedule

- Warming up

- Grammar 'Adverbs'

- Practice exercises

- Checking answers + time for questions

- Exit ticket 

- End of lesson

Today's goals

At the end of this lesson:

1. you know what adverbs are.

2. you know the difference between adverbs and adjectives

3. you can use adverbs in a sentence in English.

WAT

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Spiekbriefje voor bij de volgende opdracht.

Deze flashcard kan groot op het bord wanneer de studenten werken aan de opdracht.

Adjectives & adverbs

Gebruik:

• om iets te zeggen over een zelfstandig naamwoord

She is playing an easy game.

Adjective = bijvoeglijk naamwoord

Press the red button.

Her two sisters wore beautiful clothes.

Adjectives & adverbs

Gebruik:   1. om iets te zeggen over een werkwoord

She sings beautifully.

Adverb = bijwoord

Beyonce is an incredibly beautiful singer.

Jack went home really quickly.

2. om iets te zeggen over een bijvoeglijk naamwoord

3. om iets te zeggen over een ander bijwoord

Adjectives & adverbs

Je maakt een adverb door -ly achter het bijvoeglijk naamwoord

te zetten.

beautiful   >   beautifully

 careful   >   carefully

 nice   >   nicely

 dangerous   >   dangerously

 safe   >   safely

Adjectives & adverbs

LET OP!!

• medeklinker + y   >   -y wordt -ily

Spelling verandert als het bijvoeglijk naamwoord eindigt op:

terrible  >  terribly           possible  >  possibly

• -le  >  wordt -ly

angry  >  angrily       easy  >  easily

• -ic   >   komt -ally achter

fantastic  >  fantastically       optimistic  >  optimistically

Adjectives & adverbs

LET OP!!

to be,  to seem,  to feel,  to look,  to smell,  to sound

Na de volgende werkwoorden gebruik je een bijvoeglijk naamwoord in plaats van een bijwoord:

Dinner tasted delicious.

My teacher is kind.

The graphics look beautiful.

Adjectives & adverbs

Uit je hoofd leren:

Onregelmatige vorm / dezelfde vorm

She's a good dancer.

He's a fast skater.

The long road.

You were late for class.

We learned a hard lesson.

She's dances well.  

He skates fast.

It took long to get there.

He arrived late for class.

We looked hard at the answers.

Adjectives & adverbs

Adjectives

Adverbs

• bijvoeglijk naamwoord
  
• zegt iets over een zelfstandig naamwoord

• bijwoord
• zegt iets over een:

       -  werkwoord

       -  bijvoeglijk naamwoord

       -  ander bijwoord

• eindigt meestal op -ly

Hand out worksheet.

Let's get to work!

What	Do the exercises on your worksheet.
How	Individually and in silence
Help	First think of what you remember. Then read the yellow grammar box on page 286 'Adverbs' and Lastly quietly whisper to the classmate next to you for help!
Time	8 minutes
Done	Do exercises 37 and 38 on pages 286 and 287 or read 'the secret diary of Adrian Mole' in silence!

A.

1. adjective

2.adjective

3. adjective

4. adverb

5. adverb

6. adjective

7. adjective

8. adverb

9. adjective

10. adverb

11. adjective

12. adverb

B.

1. He left the room quietly.
2. Jane works hard.
3. He’s a very nice man.
4. The sun is shining brightly.
5. Smoking is bad for your health.
6. She behaves very well.
7. He always dresses smartly.
8. He shouted angrily at me.
9. This chair is comfortable.
10. He smiled sadly.
11. You drive very slowly.

C.

1. Yes, it rained very heavily.
2. Yes, they’re working very quietly.
3. Yes, he always talks very loudly.
4. Yes, he’s shouting very angrily.
5. Yes, she’s laughing very happily.
6. He answered it very sleepily.
7. Yes, she’s playing this piece very slowly.

D.

1. This exercise is easy.
2. These people are speaking quietly.
3. Mr. Brown can speak English well.
4. Tigers are brave animals.
5. The footballer is tired.
6. Cheetahs run quickly.
7. She is lifting the weight easily.
8. The children are playing happily.
9. Tony is a good skier.

E.

1. He always does his homework carefully (adverb).
2. He is a very careful (adjective) student.
3. Come quickly (adverb). We need your help.
4. You should drive more slowly (adverb) along this road.
5. The old man walks very slowly (adverb).
6. Helen is a very slow (adjective) student.
7. Her brother, on the other hand, learns rapidly (adverb).
8. Mr. Gonzales has a permanent (adjective) visa.
9. He hopes to remain in this country permanently (adverb).
10. This is an easy (adjective) exercise.

11. I can do all of these exercises easily (adverb).
12. Helen works very hard (adverb) in her new job.
13. You walk very fast (adverb).
14. They are both serious (adjective) students.
15. They both study English very seriously (adverb).
16. I agree with you completely (adverb) in that matter.
17. This apple is very soft (adjective).
18. She always speaks softly (adverb) to the child.
19. Helen is a beautiful (adjective) girl.
20. Her sister plays the violin beautifully (adverb).

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