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Chapter 5

Chapter 5. Comparatives Should Possessive Pronouns. Vocabulary Preview. Describing Cute 8. Intelligent/smart Delicious 9. lazy Exciting 10. light Fashionable 11. polite Friendly 12. powerful Hospitable 13. soft Hot/Spicy 14. Talented 15. Talkative. Comparatives.

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Chapter 5

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  1. Chapter 5 Comparatives Should Possessive Pronouns

  2. Vocabulary Preview Describing • Cute 8. Intelligent/smart • Delicious 9. lazy • Exciting 10. light • Fashionable 11. polite • Friendly 12. powerful • Hospitable 13. soft • Hot/Spicy 14. Talented 15. Talkative

  3. Comparatives • cold-er is colder than • more comfortable is more comfortable than Example: My new apartment is colder larger bigger than my old apartment. prettier more comfortable more attractive

  4. Page 40 • rug soft • I think you’ll like my new rug. • But I liked your old rug. It was soft. A. That’s right. But my new rug is softer.

  5. Closure Write your own sentences using these words down below. Make sure you use comparatives. • friend nice • pizza delicious

  6. Review: Comparatives • Soft – • Small- • Comfortable – • Intelligent – • Fast – • Fancy – • Pretty – • Interesting – softer smaller more comfortable more intelligent faster fancier prettier more interesting

  7. In class: Side by Side • Page 40 #1-12 • Page 41 #1-12 Due Wednesday!

  8. Vocabulary Preview • Modern • Polite • Reliable • Sympathetic • Talented • convenient

  9. Comparatives: Should I He Should She study it we you they

  10. Comparatives: Should I He She should study. It We You They

  11. Bicycles Are Safer Than Motorcycles page 42 • Should I buy a bicycle or a motorcycle? • I think you should buy a bicycle. A. Why? B. Bicycles are safer than motorcycles.

  12. Bicycles Are Safer Than Motorcycles page 42 • Should I buy a used car or a new car? • Should I buy a used car or a new car? • I think you should buy a used car. A. Why? B. Used car is cheaper than a new car.

  13. Closure Patty Pam Interesting intelligent Should he go out with Patty or Pam? I think he should go out with Pam Because she is more intelligent than Patty. Mr. Hall Mr. Johnson Nice capable Should we hire Mr. Hall or Mr. Johnson? I think ____________________________ Because ___________________________

  14. In class: Side by Side: • Pages 42-43 #1-16

  15. Possessive Pronouns • Mine • His • Hers • Ours • Yours • Theirs

  16. Possessive Pronouns mine. his. This dog is much friendlier than hers. ours. yours. theirs.

  17. ______________ -er than More ____________ than As _________ as Not as _______as Good - better • She is smarter than you. • She is more intelligent than you. • My book is not as interesting as hers. • The weather in Tucson is better than the weather in New York.

  18. Don’t Be Ridiculous! Page 45 • my apartment clean your apartment • You know, my apartment isn’t as clean as your apartment. • Don’t be ridiculous! Yours is much cleaner than mine.

  19. Closure • What is Comparatives? • Give me 2 sentences using comparatives.

  20. In class: Side by Side: • Page 44 Read and answer “What’s the Word? #1-9 • Page 45 #1-9

  21. Reading Page 46 Brownsville Answer these questions. Make sure you write sentences using comparatives. 1.) What happened to Brownsville? 2.) Taylor family moved to Newport last year. What does Newport looks like? 3.) Why is the Taylor family happier in Brownsville?

  22. WIP – 10 minutes • In your WIP, compare any two places you know.

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