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2 2 Lesson 6 Describing People, Places, and Things Shopping in a Department Store Expressing Opinions

3 3 Vocabulary Preview energetic - 정력적인, 활동 적인, 활기 있는 funny - 우스운, 재미있는, 익 살맞은 generous - 아까워하지 않 는, 잘 쓰는 helpful - 도움이 되는, 유용 한 honest - 정직한 lazy - 게으른, 빈둥거리는, 나 태한 mean - 천한, 비열한 nice - 좋은, 친절한 noisy - 시끄러운, 떠들썩한 obnoxious - 아주 싫은, 불 쾌한, 역겨운, 추악한 patient - 참을성 있는 popular - 인기 있는, 평 판이 좋은 rude - 버릇없는, 무례한, 막 돼먹은 sloppy - 단정치 못한, 너저 분한 stubborn - 완고한, 고집 이 센, 옹고집의

4 4 smart – the smartest kind – the kindest funny – the funniest pretty – the prettiest nice – the nicest safe – the safest hot – the hottest

5 5 The Smartest Person I Know A. I think your friend Margaret is very smart. B. She certainly is. She’s the smartest person I know. Margaret

6 6 A. I think your Aunt Emma is very kind. B. She certainly is. She’s the kindest person I know. your Aunt Emma kind

7 7 A. I think is/are very. B. certainly is/are. ‘s/’re person/people I know. your friend Jim bright

8 8 your parents nice

9 9 your Uncle Ted funny

10 10 your sister pretty

11 11 your cousin Amy friendly

12 12 Larry lazy your landlord mean

13 13 The Most Energetic Person I Know smart – the smartest funny – the funniest nice – the nicest big – the biggest energetic – the most energetic interesting – the most interesting patient – the most patient stubborn – the most stubborn

14 14 A. I think your grandmother is very energetic. B. She certainly is. She’s the most energetic person I know.

15 15 A. I think your friend Carlos is very interesting. B. He certainly is. He’s the most interesting person I know.

16 16 your uncle generous

17 17 your cousins talented

18 18 Our English Teacher patient

19 19 your nephew Andrew stubborn

20 20 your older brother polite

21 21 your younger sister bright

22 22 your neighbor noisy

23 23 our history professor boring

24 24 I Want to Buy a Small Radio a small radio a smaller radio the smallest radio a comfortable chair a more comfortable chair the most comfortable chair a good car a better car the best car

25 25 A. May I help you? B. Yes, please. I want to buy a small radio. A. I think you’ll like this one. It’s VERY small. B. Don’t you have a smaller one? A. No, I’m afraid not. This is the smallest one we have. B. Thank you anyway. A. Sorry we can’t help you. Please come again. small radio

26 26 A. May I help you? B. Yes, please. I want to buy a/an. A. I think you’ll like this one. It’s VERY. B. Don’t you have a/an one? A. No, I’m afraid not. This is the one we have. B. Thank you anyway. A. Sorry we can’t help you. Please come again.

27 27 1. good CD player 2. comfortable rocking chair 3. cheap watch 4. elegant evening gown5. large TV 6. fast printer

28 28 7. short novel 8. lightweight video camera 9. powerful computer10. tall bookcase 11. small cell phone

29 29 Build Your Vocabulary Adjectives with Negative Prefixes uncomfortable unfriendly They’re /It’s. unhealthy unsafe

30 30 Build Your Vocabulary Adjectives with Negative Prefixes impatient impolite inexpensive dishonest


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