Teacher : Manivone PHAXAYAVONG M 6
HOW DO YOU COME TO SCHOOL TODAY?
Unit 2 Transport
LESSON 1 Types of transport
DO YOU KNOW TYPES OF TRANSPORT? How many types of transport?
Road Types of transport air water
Work in group of 5. write out transportations that you know. 5 minutes
Vocabulary Ship tricycle train van boat motorbike oxcart plane truck pick up
Practise Practise the dialogue in pairs on page 16-17
Dala : Hello, Somboun. Somboun : Hi! Nice to see you Dala? Dala : Nice to see you again. Somboun : You are home early! How did you get back from Phnom Penh? Dala : I got back by plane. It only took an hour and a half of flying time. I arrived in Vientiane at 10:30 am. Somboun : How did you get home from the airport? Dala : A friend of mine picked me up and dropped me off here. Somboun : Why you didn t call me so I could pick you up? Dala : Well, today is Monday and you usually have lots of work to do. Somboun : Yes, you are right; actually I had a meeting this morning. Dala : That s Ok. I am here right! So let s have a party tonight. Somboun : It s not a bad idea.
Exercise Create your own dialogue in pairs
What is adjective? It is a word that describes or clarifies a noun. Adjectives describe nouns by giving some information about an object s size, shape, age, color, origin or material. It s a big table. (size) It s a round table.(shape) It s an old table.(age) It s a brown table.(color) It s an English table.(origin) It s a wooden table.(material) It s a lovely table. (opinion)
GRAMMAR The comparative adjective Comparative makes comparison among two things. It expresses the quality or characteristic of one thing in comparison to another thing. For and adjective that has one syllable add the ending er to the end of the adjective to create the comparative form. For example: tall - taller For adjective that ends in y and has two syllables drop y and add ier For example: pretty - prettier
For an adjective that has two syllables and does not end in y add the word more before the adjective. For example: purple more purple For a word with three syllables, we use the word more before the adjective. For example: beautiful more beautiful
When you use comparative adjectives, you usually use the word than to structure your sentence. For example: Kham is taller than Noy Bicycle is safer than motorbike.
The superlative of adjective Superlative make comparison among three or more things. It expresses the extreme or highest degree, quality or characteristic of a things in comparison to other things in a group. One syllable words - add est to the word. Remember that it is sometimes necessary to double the final consonant. For examples : strong - strongest big - biggest.
One syllable words ending with an e - only add st like fine - finest or rare - rarest. Two syllable words ending with a y - change the y to an i and add est. For examples: crazy - craziest silly - silliest. Two and three syllable words - use most For examples: most comfortable
For example Science is difficult but Math is the most difficult. Bungee jump is one of the most adventure.
Adjective Comparative Superlative big bigger the biggest easy easier the easiest beautiful more beautiful the most beautiful good better the best bad worse the worst
Create your own sentences 4 sentences
What s different between comparative and superlative?
What have we learnt today?
Homework Do exercise on page 20
Case Adjective Comparative Form Superlative Form 1-syllable adjectives ending in "e" 1-syllable adjectives ending in a consonant with a single vowel preceding it 1-syllable adjectives ending in "y" 1-syllable adjectives, other cases 2-syllable adjectives ending in "e" 2-syllable adjectives ending in "y" 2-syllable adjectives ending in "le", or "ow" 2 or more syllable adjectives, other cases Irregular and confusing adjectives close closer closest huge huger hugest large larger largest strange stranger strangest wise wiser wisest big bigger biggest fat fatter fattest red redder reddest sad sadder saddest thin thinner thinnest dry drier driest spry sprier/spryer spriest/spryest wry wrier/wryer wriest/wryest fast faster fastest great greater greatest quick quicker quickest short shorter shortest tall taller tallest fickle fickler ficklest handsome handsomer handsomest polite politer politest bumpy bumpier bumpiest heavy heavier heaviest icy icier iciest shiny shinier shiniest tiny tinier tiniest able abler ablest gentle gentler gentlest hollow hollower hollowest narrow narrower narrowest shallow shallower shallowest simple simpler simplest beautiful more beautiful most beautiful colorful more colorful most colorful complete more complete most complete delicious more delicious most delicious generous more generous most generous important more important most important bad worse worst far (place) farther farthest far (place or time) further furthest good better best late (time) later latest late (order) latter last
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