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File 2. Adjectives as nouns. grammar. 2A. Order of adjectives. Vocabulary. Clothes and fashion. From texts in the book / crash. Narrative senses. grammar. 2B. So / such that …. Vocabulary. Air travel / from texts. Adverbs and adverbial phrases. grammar. 2C. Vocabulary.

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  1. File 2 Adjectives as nouns grammar 2A Order of adjectives Vocabulary Clothes and fashion Fromtexts in thebook/crash Narrativesenses grammar 2B So / suchthat… Vocabulary Air travel/ fromtexts Adverbs and adverbial phrases grammar 2C Vocabulary Confusingadverbs

  2. So /such Use so + much /many + noun Therewere so many cars that … Use so + adjective /adverb Itwas so hotthat … / shedrove so slowlythat … Use such + (adjective) + uncount. Noun / plural Itwassuch terrible weatherthat … Use such a + (adjective) + count. Noun Itwassuch a hotdaythat … So Such a Such a So So Such So such

  3. You _______ your ______Like ________________________ ____________, PMS__________ a bitchI would knowAnd you ________________________________CrypticallyI should _________That _______________________[CHORUS]Cause you're _____then you're ______You're _______ then you're ______You're _______ then you're ______You're _______ then you're ______ You're _______ when it's _______It's ________ and it's ________We _______, we ________We ________, we ________ (you) You don't really want to say/stay, no(but you) But you don't really want to go/ no We used/juice to beJust like twins/wingsSo in sync/ singThe same/game energyNow's a dead/debt batteryUsed to laugh/love about nothingNow your plain/plane boringI should know thatYou're not ________ _______ • change / mind • a girl changes clothes • Yeah you • Like • I would kno • over think • Always speak • Cryptically • I should know • That you're no good for me • hot / cold • yes / no • in / out • up / down • wrong / right • black / white • fight / break up • kiss / make up • stay/ go • Used/ twins • Sync / same • Dead / laugh • Plain • Gonna change

  4. beg Hopeless at maid running envelope proud warn join trippedover yet frantic Unwrap Couldn´tbelievemyeyes dessert

  5. Listen tolittlebrother and findsynonymswith … / or … • Running • Commercial/announcement • Wrap • Babble • Pat • Hug • Ass • Lifeless • I didnt mean to… • Lap • Wrinkle • Bounce • Totteringsteps • Thesecondbest • Hose/siren/ real thing • Thereweren ´t as many as … • Thebestever/I hadeverhad • Stacked up • Swat • Howl • wad • In a row • Ad • To pack • Baby´stalk • Hit gently • Embrace • bottom • Dead • No era mi intención • Mum´slegswhensitting • Notstraightskin • Botar • Unstablesteps • El segundo mejor • A fireengine has a H___ / a S ___ and lightsjustlikethe ______ • No había tantos como • El mejor que había tenido • Makesomething O ___ O __ stone • Apilado • Hit in ordertoknockdownorkill • A wolf´ssound • Make a ball of paper

  6. 1 2 • 1 • 1.Christmas/Christmases • 2.In a row=running • 3.Ads/ announcements • 4.Ran into/walk/tiptoed/… • 5.Wrap/ wrapper/ wrapittight • 6. babbling= baby´stalk • 7.Pat onsomeone´sback • 8. Kiss and hug • 9.Button notbottom- bottom(position)and (ass)- Laughmyassout • 10.Babbling= a baby´stalk • 11. limp= walkawkwardly 3 4 5 6 7 9 8 10 11

  7. Poppedout yelled windshield spun grabbed thank spanking wrapping scooped screeched scares toward care punish

  8. They are adverbs 1.It´s rainingquite heavily 2. He´ssingingreallybadly 3. They´regetting in incrediblyquietly 4. Sheshouted at me angrily 5. He´sdrivingdangerously 6.She´s runningveryfast

  9. 1 ADVERBS are… Wordsformedfromanadjectiveadding – ly, eg. Happy - happily a) They are usedfor : Giving extra information of anadjective,eg. Sheisextremelybeautiful b) Giving extra information of anadverb,eg. Sheisdrivingquiteslowly c) Givinginformationto a sentencetosay How When Where Howoften Howmuch Theactiontakes place oris done He walkedfastintothe shop (how) I can ´t waitforyouthere(where) I´ll do itnextweek(when) I rarelygoclubbing (howoften) I almostfailedtheexam ( howmuch)

  10. 2 TYPES OF ADVERBS He walkedfastintothe shop (how) I can ´t waitforyouthere(where) I´ll do itnextweek(when) I rarelygoclubbing (howoften) I almostfailedtheexam ( howmuch) Manner Place time frequency degree 3 They are formed from adjectives + ly. But there are some spelling rules

  11. 4 Position in thesentence Front position: usuallyforemphasis Ej. Luckily he could do it a Afterthefirstauxiliaryor modal verb, ej. He isusually late In themiddle: b Before lexical verbs, ej. I usuallyarrive late Always in theorder: manner, place, time Ej. He drives carefullyonSaturdayevenings At theend of thesentence 5 Sometimesadverbsgiveinformationabout … Anadjective Ej. Sheisextremelybeautiful Anadverb Ej. Youhaveto do itveryquickly

  12. Underline the adverbs, and Are they in the right order? • Shelikestheatreverymuch • Right • Theambulancearrivedimmediately • Theyusuallygo jogging .. • Right • They won the match easily • I almostforgot … • Right • Right • Apparently, he … Put the adverb in the right place 1-The buildingwasbadlydamaged in thefirelastweek 2.Obvoiusly weneedto do somethingquickly 3.Ben isoften a t hisfriendñ´shouse in theevening 4. Shejustwalkedout and shedisn ´t evensaygoodbye 5. He always drives extremelyfast 6. Shedancedbeautifully at the ballet lastnight 7.Luckily, Shewasn ´t seriuoslyinjuredwhen … 8. Apparently, he nearlybrokehisleg… 9. Myfatherusuallysleeps a bit in theafternoon

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