Slide3: red High noisy blue green big tall sad happy naughty calm light heavy small good
Slide5: He walks slowly An adverb tells us more about a verb Many adverbs end with the suffix “ ly “ but not all Quickly / proudly / dangerously Fast / hard / well The tiger is very fast / adj He always drives fast / adv
Slide7: Look at the examples again. Tick ( ✓ ) the best way to complete the statements.
Slide9: Sick
Slide10: dangerous Yasser’s fever is more dangerous than Fuad’s They all have dangerous fevers, but Fuad’s fever is n’t as dangerous as Yasser’s or Majed’s . and Majed’s fever is the most dangerous of them all.
Slide11: Heavily Yasser is sweating more heavily than Fuad , They are all sweating heavily , but Fuad is n’t sweating as heavily as Yasser and Majed . and Majed is sweating the most heavily of them all 3 - They are all sweating heavily, but Fuad isn’t …
Slide12: These girls played well in their last match. Use the table to talk about them. Student A : Reema ran really fast. Student B : Y es , but she didn’t run as fast as Sameera . Student A : You’re right, and Lana ran even faster than Sameera . Student B : Yes , Lana ran the fastest out of everyone in the team that day. Have more conversations like this one. 1 - How fast did they run?
Slide13: Student A : Sameera jumped really well. Student B : Y es , but she didn’t jump as well as Lana. Student A : You’re right, and Reema jumped even better than Lana . Student B : Yes , Reema Jumped the best out of everyone in the team that day. How well did they jump?
Slide14: Student A : Lana passed the ball really quickly. Student B : Y es , but she didn’t pass it as quickly as Reema . Student A : You’re right, and Sameera passed it even more quickly than Reema . Student B : Yes , Sameera passed it the most quickly out of everyone in the team that day. How quickly did they pass the ball?