1. How Do I Learn English?

2. You need a hand! Trace your hand on your paper.
Syntax
Morphology
Lexicon
Phonology
Semantics

3. Do I Need to Know All 5 parts??
Phonology: English has approximately 44 sounds that make words
Morphology: prefixes, suffixes, affixes
Happy, unhappy, happily, happiness
Syntax: Rules the govern English that! ?????
The rules that govern English!
Lexicon: I can say it, spell it, but what does it mean??
Semantics: I can say it, spell it and use it correctly in a sentence!!!! I win 

4. Adjectives before the Noun
Language Objective:
We will review the purpose of adjectives and how they are used in a sentence.
Part of Speech:
Adjectives
Adjective Noun
*An adjective describes a noun or pronoun, telling what kind, how many or which one.
Types of adjectives are:
Comparative/superlative
Articles
Demonstrative
Number (definite/indefinite)
Observation
Size
Shape
Age
Color
Origin
Material
Qualifier

5. Which one?
How Many?
Articles
Demonstrative
Definite
Indefinite A An
the
This
That
These
those
Twenty-eight
Couple
fifteen
Some
Several many
all
What kind?
Observation/quality
Abnormal healthy neat terrible
Beautiful intelligent peaceful quick
Size
Enormous
miniscule
Shape
Round
straight
Age
Ancient
modern
Color
Burgundy
Magenta
maroon
Origin
Medieval
Japanese
Material
Glass
Plastic
wooden
Comparative
More interesting
lovelier
Superlative
Most intelligent
smartest

6. Let’s Practice! Formulas & Examples Adjective + noun + verb + finisher
Excited students walk through the hallways.
Example: Happy children smile at their teachers.
Example: Five dirty dogs chased after the cat.
Example: I ate a few purple grapes.