I want it now: Lesson 2

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I want it now: Lesson 2

Page 39 in English File

What do I need for today's lesson?

English File - notebook - pen

YOU DO NOT NEED YOUR IPAD

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What is an adverb?

What is an adjective? 

Comparative adjectives 

Comparative adjectives are used to compare two things. They show how one thing is more or less than another.

🔹 Example:

"This book is heavier than that one."

"She is taller than her brother."

Form: Copy into your notebook

Maths is more difficult than English

Mrs Corrigan  is shorter  than Mr Temmer

What Is a Syllable?

A syllable is a single, unbroken sound or beat in a word.

✅ Try clapping it out:

Tall (1 clap = 1 syllable)

Happy (HAP-py = 2 syllables)

Interesting (IN-ter-est-ing = 4 syllables)

Syllable length (or syllable count) helps determine how we form comparative adjectives.

Words of 1 syllable: small - smaller / quiet - quieter

Words of 2 syllables:  noisy - noisier / clever - cleverer

Words of 3 syllables or more: Beautiful - more beautiful / difficult / more difficult / expensive / more expensive

Comparative adverbs

What Are Comparative Adverbs?

Comparative adverbs show how one action is done more or less than another.

🔹 Example:

"She runs faster than he does."

"He speaks more clearly than his brother."

Form: Copy into your notebook

Irregular adverbs

Turn to pages 134 and 135

Complete exercises 5A both A and B 

4. Listening exercise 

Page 39

Read the Title, question 1 and the ten activities. 

Each speaker is speaking about a different activity.

You will not hear the question and when the speaker names the activity you will hear a beep

b. Listen again and check

First try and guess the answers

Homework 

Before tomorrow's lesson

Workbook: Grey pages 32 and 33

Grammar exercises 2a,b,c,d