"I'm more outgoing than my sister" PPT courseware 21

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"I'm more outgoing than my sister" PPT courseware 21

Objectives

To learn to talk about personal traits

To learn to use comparatives to compare people

To learn new words: outgoing, hard-working, competition, fantastic…

Words review

outgoing adj. Sociable; friendly; extroverted

better adj.&adv. (comparative form of good and well) better (place); better (place)

Loudly adv. noisily; loudly; resoundingly

quietly adv. softly; softly; quietly

hard-working adj. working hard; hard-working

New words

1. outgoing adj. friendly; extroverted

Generally modifies people and refers to their character. It can be used as an attributive or predicate in a sentence.

e.g. Mary is an outgoing girl.

Mary is an outgoing girl.

My brother is not very outgoing.

My brother is not good at interacting with others.

2. better adj. / adv. (comparative form of good and well) better (place); better (place).

e.g.

The red bike is good.

The red bike is better than the blue one.

The red bike is better than the blue one.

Mike can play the guitar well.

Mike can play the guitar better than Bob.

Mike plays the guitar better than Bob.

Talk about the differences.

Who is tall, Tina or Tara?

Who is heavy, Peter or Paul?

Who has long hair, Tom or Sam?

Who is quietly, Tom or Sam?

Who is loudly, Tina or Tara?

Who is short and thin, Peter or Paul?

Grammar

Comparative form of adjective or adverb:

original comparative form

tall taller

short shorter

nice nicer

thin thinner

funny funnier

outgoing more outgoing

1c Practice the conversation in the picture above. Then make conversations about the other twins.

A: That’s Tara, isn’t it?

B: No, it isn’t. It’s Tina. Tina is taller than Tara. And she also sings more loudly than Tara.

Let’s practice!

No, it isn’t. It’s Tina. Tara’s shorter than Tina.

Is that Tara?

No, it isn’t. It’s Paul. Paul is thinner than Peter. Peter’s taller than Paul.

Is that Peter?

Listen and fill in the blanks:

1.I’m _________ than Tara. I’m _________and _______too.

2. She can _______and _________than me.

3.Who’s ______________ at school?

4.Tina thinks she __________than me, but I ____as ____as Tina,But she’s _______than me.

5.I think I’m _______than Tara. She always __________than me.

Guessing who she/he is?

Try to write at least 3 sentences in your paper to describe one of your classmates. And let us guess who is she/he.

Remember do not mention his/her name.

Example:

My best friend has long hair. She is taller than me. She wears glasses. She is a very hardworking girl.

Revision

The formation of the comparative form of adjectives or adverbs:

1. Usually at the end of words + er

2. + r ending in the silent letter e

3. When the stressed closed syllable word has only one consonant at the end, double the consonant first and then + er

4. For words ending with a consonant + y, change y to i + er

5. Add more before multi-syllable words and some disyllabic words

practise

1. Write the correct form of the following words as required

1 easy (comparative):___________

2 different (noun): _________

3 serious (comparative):___________

4 friendly(comparative):____________

6 funny (comparative) _________

7 outgoing(comparative)_______

8 quiet(antonym)__________

9 tall (antonym)____________

10 beautiful (comparative) _________

2. Sentence pattern conversion.

1.This picture looks beautiful, but that one looks more beautiful. (Synonymous sentence)

That picture looks ______ _________ _______ this one.

2. She has longer hair than Emma. (synonymous sentence)

Her hair is ______ _______ _______.

3.Helen studies hardest in her class. (Synonyms)

Helen studies ________ than ______ _______ student in her class.

3. Choice

1.If you want to be thinner and healthier, you’d better eat ____food and take ____ exercise.

A. more, fewer B. more, less

C. fewer, more D. less, more

2.He’s ____ than his brother.

A. strong B. stronger

C. the stronger D. the strongest

3.Which do you like ____, tea or coffee?

A. good B. better

C. best D. the better

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