Unit 6
Unit 6
Unit 6
UNIT 6
GRAMA
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MEMBERS GROUP
1. 2. 3. 4. 5. 6.
WHAT ..LIKE?
Look at the question and answer 1. What s your teacher like? She s very nice _ kind and patient. 2. What are his parent like? They are strict and frightening. 3. What was your holiday in Tunkey like? Great, thanks. Good wether, good food.
USE
What .like? Mean: Describe
somebody or something. Tell me about them dont know anything about them. Ex: What s Megan s new boy friend like?
NOTE
1. We dont use like in the answer. Ex: What s your teacher like? She s very nice _ kind and patient. Not : She s like very nice _ kind and patient.
NOTE
2. Form of like Like is a preposition. In the question What like? Like is a preposition. Ex: What s Jim like? He s intelligent and kind. Like is a verb In these sentences, like is verb Ex: What does Jim like? He like motobikes and play tennis.
2. Comparative
Form: S + V + SHORT ADJ + ER + THAN + S S + V + MORE + LONG ADJ + THAN + S
EXAMPLE
SHORT ADJ CHEAP SMALL BIG LONG ADJ EXPENSIVE CAREFUL INTERESTING
COMPARATIVE
CHEAPER SMALLER BIGGER
FORM
ADJ+ER
MORE EXPENSIVE MORE+ADJ MORE CAREFUL MORE INTERESTING FUNNIER EARLIER HEAVIER BETTER WORSE FUTHER Y I +ER
ADJ THAT FUNNY END IN Y EARLY HEAVY SPECIAL ADJ GOOD BAD FAR
NOTE
Than is of used a comparative adjective.
EX:
Lan older than Huong. Ford is more expensive than Toyota. Much can come before the comparative
to give emphasis. EX: She s much prettier than three her sister. Tokyo much more modern than
EX:
She is taller than me. Marry studies harder than Misa. James is more intelligent than Tom. Nothing is more precious than independence
and freedom.
USE
Comparatives compare one thing, person, or action with another
3. SUPERLATIVE
Form: S + V + THE + SHORT ADJ + EST+ THAN + S S + V + THE MOST + LONG ADJ + THAN + S
EXAMPLE
SHORT ADJ CHEAP SMALL BIG LONG ADJ EXPENSIVE CAREFUL INTERESTING ADJ THAT FUNNY END IN Y EARLY HEAVY SPECIAL ADJ GOOD BAD FAR
SUPERLATIVE
THE CHEAPEST THE SMALLEST THE BIGGEST THE MOST EXPENSIVE THE MOST CAREFUL THE MOST INTERESTING THE FUNNIEST THE EARLIEST THE HEAVIEST THE BEST WORST FUTHEST
FORM
THE + ADJ+EST
USE
Superlatives compare somebody or something with whole group
EQUALITY
Equality use to compare something is the same or equal. FORM: S + V + AS + ADJ + AS +S EX: Marry is as tall as his sister.
Not equality
Not equality use to describle something isns the same or equal. FORM: S + V + NOT+ SO/AS+ ADJ+AS + S EX: She isnt as tall as me
6. Old
A . THE BEST
2. He speaks English muchhe does Spanish. a)More rapidly than b)More rapidly c)More rapidlier than d)Rapidlier than
3. This is .. of my life. a)The happiest day b)The most happy day c)The most day happiest d)The day happiest
4. My car is .his a)As good as b)As well as c)So good as d)The same good as
B . AS WELL AS
D . CAREFUL
1. The words are special adjective, except : a)Late b)Little c)Fast d)Far
C . FAST
1. Tom and Marry are the same age. a) Tom is as old as Marry. b) Tom and Marry is as old as. c) Tom and Marry are as old as. d) Tom is as same as Marry.
2. I am yuonger than him. a)He isnt as young as me b)He is so young as me c)I am not as young as him d)He is as young as me
A . HE ISNT AS YUONG AS ME
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