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Slide 2: Lesson 5 • Comparatives • Should • Possessive Pronouns – Making Comparisons – Advice – Expressing Opinions – Agreement and Disagreement 2
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Slide 4: Vocabulary Preview cute delicious exciting friendly fashionable hospitable hot/spicy intelligent/ smart lazy light polite powerful soft talented talkative 4
Slide 5: My New Bicycle is Faster soft – softer small - smaller large – larger safe - safer big – bigger hot - hotter fancy – fancier pretty - prettier A. I think you’ll like my new bicycle. B. But I liked your OLD bicycle. It was fast. A. That’s right. But my new bicycle is faster. 5
Slide 6: A. I think you’ll like my new . B. But I liked your OLD . It was . rug soft A. That’s right. But my new is . 6
Slide 7: A. I think you’ll like my new . B. But I liked your OLD . It was . A. That’s right. But my new is . 7 tennis racket light
Slide 8: A. I think you’ll like my new . B. But I liked your OLD . It was . A. That’s right. But my new is . 8 apartment large
Slide 9: A. I think you’ll like my new . B. But I liked your OLD . It was . neighborhood safe A. That’s right. But my new is . 9
Slide 10: A. I think you’ll like my new . office - big B. But I liked your OLD . It was . A. That’s right. But my new is . 10 dog friendly
Slide 11: A. I think you’ll like my new . recipe for chili - hot B. But I liked your OLD . It was . A. That’s right. But my new is . 11 sports car - fancy
Slide 12: dishwasher quiet wig pretty cell phone - small cat - cute 12
Slide 13: My New Rocking Chair Is More Comfortable fast – faster nice – nicer big – bigger pretty - prettier comfortable – more comfortable beautiful – more beautiful interesting – more interesting intelligent – more intelligent A. I think you’ll like my new rocking chair. B. But I liked your OLD rocking chair. It was comfortable. A. That’s right. But my new rocking chair is more comfortable. 13
Slide 14: apartment building beautiful A. I think you’ll like my new B. But I liked your OLD was . A. That’s right. But my new is . . . 14
Slide 15: roommate interesting A. I think you’ll like my new B. But I liked your OLD was . A. That’s right. But my new is . . . 15
Slide 16: girlfriend intelligent A. I think you’ll like my new B. But I liked your OLD was . A. That’s right. But my new is . . . 16
Slide 17: boyfriend handsome A. I think you’ll like my new B. But I liked your OLD was . A. That’s right. But my new is . . . 17
Slide 18: briefcase attractive computer pow erful printe r fast English teacher smart recipe for meatloaf delicious boss - nice p arrot talkative 18
Slide 19: Bicycles Are Safer than Motorcycles I He She It We You They should study. Should I study? 19
Slide 20: safe A. Should I buy a bicycle or a motorcycle? B. I think you should buy a bicycle. A. Why? B. Bicycles are safer than motorcycles. 20
Slide 21: useful A. B. A. B. Should he study English or Latin? I think he should study English. Why? English is more useful than Latin. 21
Slide 22: cheap A. Should I buy a used car or a new car? B. I think should a A. Why? B. is/are than . . 22
Slide 23: Ellen Helen A. Should he go out with Ellen or Helen? B. I think should . A. Why? B. is/are than . interesti ng 23
Slide 24: friendl y A. Should she buy a dog or a cat? B. I think should a A. Why? B. is/are than . . 24
Slide 25: L inda Lee ? Gary Green honest A. Should I vote for Linda Lee or Gary Green? B. I think should . A. Why? B. is/are than . 25
Slide 26: Blake Drak e intelligent pretty S hould she take a c our se with Pr ofessor Blake or Professor Dr ak e? S hould the y pla nt flowe rs or vegetables? quiet attractive S hould we buy the gold fan or the bl ue fan? Should she buy the white ea rrings or the red and gre en 26
Slide 27: Mrs. Clark Mrs. Smith fancy talented Should he take piano lessons with Mrs. Clar k or Mrs. S mith? S hould I buy the brown hat or the re d hat? warm convenient Should she buy fur gloves or leather gloves? Should I buy a notebook computer or a desktop computer? 27
Slide 28: Don’t Be Ridiculous! 우스운 , 어리석은 my – mine ours his – his yours our – your – her – her s their A. You know, my dog the irs isn’t as friendly as your dog. B. Don’t be ridiculous! Yours is MUCH friendlier than mine. 28
Slide 29: A. You know, my novels aren’t as interesting as Ernest Hemingway’s novels. B. Don’t be ridiculous! Yours are MUCH more interesting than his. 29
Slide 30: A. You know, isn’t/aren’t as as . clea n B. Don’t be ridiculous! is/are MUCH than . my apartment your apartment 30
Slide 31: A. You know, isn’t/aren’t as as . B. Don’t be ridiculous! is/are MUCH than . powerf ul my computer Bob’s computer 31
Slide 32: A. You know, isn’t/aren’t as as . B. Don’t be ridiculous! nice my boss your boss is/are MUCH than . 32
Slide 33: A. You know, isn’t/aren’t as as . B. Don’t be ridiculous! comfor tabl e my furniture is/are MUCH than . your furniture 33
Slide 34: A. You know, isn’t/aren’t as as . B. Don’t be ridiculous! big my house the Jacksons’ house is/are MUCH than . 34
Slide 35: Pronunciation Yes/No Questions with or • • • • • • Should I buy a bicycle or a motorcycle? Should we buy this fan or that fan? Should he go out with Ellen or Helen? Should she buy fur gloves or leather gloves? Should they plant flowers or vegetables? Should she buy these earrings or those earrings? • Should I hire Ms. Carter or Mr. Pride? • Should I buy a notebook computer or a desktop computer? 35
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