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2 Unit 6

2 Unit 6. Contents. 1 Getting to know you. 7 Fame!. 2 The way we live. 8 Dos and don’ts. 3 What happened next?. 9 Going places. 4 The marketplace. 10 Things that. 5 What do you want to do?. 11 What if …?. 6 Places and things. 12 Trying your best. 6 Places and things.

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2 Unit 6

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  1. 2Unit 6

  2. Contents 1 Getting to know you 7 Fame! 2 The way we live 8 Dos and don’ts 3 What happened next? 9 Going places 4 The marketplace 10 Things that... 5 What do you want to do? 11 What if …? 6 Places and things 12 Trying your best

  3. 6 Places and things 6 Places and things It’s a small town with many farms. What’s your hometown like? 6

  4. Yes, it was a nice place to grow up. Did you like living there? 6

  5. What’s your hometown like? I come from a big city. There are lots of large buildings. 6

  6. What’s your family like? I have three brothers and my grandmother lives with us. 6

  7. I don’t have any brothers or sisters. I’m an only child. What about your family? 6

  8. What …. Like? Used in questions What is your hometown like? What is your family like? Not used in the answers X I come from like a big city. I am like an only child. X 6

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  11. Ted Mom Lily Dad Jen 14 42 11 41 16 Jen is older than Ted. Lily is younger than Ted. Mom is older than Dad. 11

  12. One-syllable adjectives: Comparative add er saf er old er { one vowel + one consonant double consonant g big er sad er d 6

  13. Adjectives ending in y: Comparative drop y, add ier sill ier y prett ier y 6

  14. Two or more syllable adjectives Comparative use with more adorable more difficult more 6

  15. Irregular adjectives good better bad worse far farther 6

  16. Which picture do you like better? I like the one of that new car. 6

  17. Ted Mom Lily Dad Jen 14 42 11 41 16 Jen is the oldest child in the family. Lily is the youngest. Mom is the oldest person in the family. Dad has the shortest hair. 11

  18. One-syllable adjectives: Superlative add est saf est old est { one vowel + one consonant double consonant big g est sad d est 6

  19. Adjectives ending in y: Superlative drop y, add iest sill iest y prett y iest 6

  20. Two or more syllable adjectives Superlative use with the most adorable the most difficult the most 6

  21. Irregular adjectives good the best bad the worst far the farthest 6

  22. Which picture is the best? The one of that new car is the best. 6

  23. Fill-in the blanks large B A C • Ball A is ______ than Ball C. • Ball B is ______ than Ball A. • 3. B is _________ ball. larger larger the largest 6

  24. Fill-in the blanks Comparative or Superlative cooks 1. He is a ______ artistthan she is. (good) better 2. Jill is a _______________ cook than Jack. (interesting). more interesting 3. That watch is _________________ one they sell. (expensive) the most expensive 4. That move is ______________ one I have ever seen. (boring) the most boring 5. Angela works ________ than Andy. (hard) harder 6. Andy is not __________ worker in the company. (good) the best 2

  25. older newer busier funnier more interesting more delicious bigger sadder better worse 6

  26. oldest newest busiest funniest most interesting most delicious biggest saddest the best the worst Berlin 6

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