Four Corners Book 2 Unit 7 WARM-UP WRAP-UP

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Phone Comparison 1. Which cell phone is light? 3 ounces $199.00 4.8 ounces $59.00 The StarX07 The MyPhone 1. Which cell phone is light? A: The StarX07 is lighter than the MyPhone. 2. Which cell phone is expensive? A: The Start X07 is more expensive than the MyPhone.

Expensive How many syllables are there? Ex / spen / sive Answer: 3 syllables

Better How many syllables are there? Bet / ter Answer: 2 syllables

Heavy How many syllables are there? Hea / vy Answer: 2 syllables

Best How many syllables are there? Best Answer: 1 syllable

Comparative Adjective Rules 1. Adjective with 1 or 2 syllables= adjective + -er or –ier 2. Adjective with more than 2 syllables= more / less + adjective Q: Is Expensiver correct? NO! NO! NO!

Comparative Adjectives 3. Adjectives ending in –y = change to –ier 4. Which is often used to make questions with comparatives, and we don’t use than in the question

Comparative Adjectives Good and Bad are irregular adjectives. We do not add –er.

Comparative Adjectives We use than when we mention both things being compared. We use the comparative adjective alone when the speaker and listener both understand what is being compared.

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Q: Are time and money count or noncount nouns? Ans: Noncount

We can use enough with the verb have and a noun. * Enough can also come before Count nouns. enough shirts = count noun We can use enough with the verb have and a noun.

Enough after adjectives Q: What verb is used here? A: Be Q: What are the adjectives? A: Big, long

Too before adjectives Q: What verb is used here? A: Be Q: What are the adjectives? A: Small, long

… in both affirmative and negative sentences. We can use: enough too … in both affirmative and negative sentences.

Enough: means “the right amount of something” Too: means “more than necessary or possible”

Q: Is the black jacket big enough for Allie? A: No, It’s too small. Q: Is the red jacket big enough for her? A: Yes, it’s big enough. Q: Are the jackets too expensive for her? A: Yes, they are.

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