1. Capítulo 6A
En mi dormitorio

2. Bell Dinger • el 8 de septiembre
Identify the vocabulary words on the following slide. (1-10)
Have la tarea out from yesterday to be checked. (GPA worksheet)

3. 1

4. 2

5. 3

6. 4

7. 5
YELLOW

8. 6
RED

9. 7
BROWN

10. 8
PINK

11. 9
GREEN

12. 10
ORANGE

13. 1
el dormitorio

14. 2
el disco compacto

15. 3
la videocasetera

16. 4
el lector DVD

17. 5
YELLOW
amarillo

18. 6
RED
rojo

19. 7
BROWN
marrón (café)

20. 8
PINK
rosado

21. 9
GREEN
verde

22. 10
ORANGE
anaranjado

23. La tarea
Check both sides of yesterday’s worksheet.

24. Making Comparisons
Video 1
Video 2

25. Más practica
Make comparisons with the information on the following slides.

26. Write these statements in last Friday’s bell dinger column.
más / alto 1.
Bob
James

27. menos / alto 2.
Bob
James

28. más / alto 3.

29. menos / alto
menos 4.

30. mayor 5.
Walter
Sr. McGrath

31. menor 6.
Walter
Sr. McGrath

32. Comparisons Adjectives Música
Using either más + adj. + que or menos + adj. + que write five sentences in which you compare different types of music.
Adjectives
Música
Los blues
La música reggae
La música clásica
La música folklórica
La música hip-hop
La música rap
El jazz
La música rock
La salsa
aburrido
bonito
divertido
feo
importante
interesante
popular
serio
triste

33. ADJ. más + adj. + que menos + adj. + que mejor que peor que mayor que
menor que
aburrido
bonito
divertido
feo
importante
interesante
popular
serio
triste
ADJ.

34. Making Comparisons bueno, -a mejor (que) bien malo, -a peor (que) mal
adjective/adverb
its comparative form
bueno, -a
(good)
mejor (que)
(better than)
bien
(well)
malo, -a
(bad)
peor (que)
(worse than)
mal
(badly)
viejo, -a
(old)
mayor (que)
(older than)
joven
(young)
menor (que)
(younger than)
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own comparative forms:

35. Making Comparisons bueno, -a mejor (que) bien malo, -a peor (que) mal
adjective/adverb
its comparative form
bueno, -a
(good)
mejor (que)
(better than)
bien
(well)
malo, -a
(bad)
peor (que)
(worse than)
mal
(badly)
viejo, -a
(old)
mayor (que)
(older than)
joven
(young)
menor (que)
(younger than)
Making Comparisons
NOTE:
When these comparative words are plural, they add –es:
mejores
peores
mayores
menores
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own comparitive forms:

36. NOTES — Making Comparisons
NOTES — Making Comparisons Nombre______________________ Fecha____________
You have learned to use ______________ to compare two things. EJEMPLO: English class is more interesting than math class.
You can use _________________ to compare two things. It means _______________. EJEMPLO: English class is more interesting than math class. Shakira’s music is less popular than Juanes’s music.
Certain adjectives/adverbs have their own ______________ forms:
adjective/adverb
its comparative form
___________________
(good)
(better than)
(well)
(bad)
(worse than)
(badly)
(old)
(older than)
(young)
(younger than)
NOTE:
When these comparative words are plural, they add –es:
___________

37. Audio Act. 6
LISTEN
On the sheet you received last week, listen to audio activity six and complete as directed.