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Slide 2: Lesson 8 • • • • Adverbs Comparative of Adverbs Agent Nouns If-Clauses – Describing People’s Actions – Describing Plans and Intentions – Consequences of Actions 2
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Slide 4: Vocabulary • • • • • actor dancer driver painter player • • • • • • runner singer skier teacher translator ( 역자 ) worker 4
Slide 5: He Drives Very Carelessly slow – slowly careless ca relessly fast – fast ha rd ha rd careful – ca refully gra ceful gracefully good well A. I think she’s a careless driver. B. I agree. She drives VERY carelessly. 5
Slide 6: slow – slowly ca reless ca relessly fa st – fa st ha rd har d careful – carefully graceful good gracefully well 1. a careful worker A. I think . B. I agree. . VERY ‘s/’re a 6
Slide 7: 1. a ca reful wor ker 4. good a ctors 2. a slow chess player 5. a ca reless skier 3. a graceful dancer 6. a fast runner 7
Slide 8: 7. a bea ut iful singer 10. a ha rd worker 8. ba d paint ers 11. an accurate transla tor 9. a good teacher 12. dishonest ca rd player 8
Slide 9: You Should Work Faster fast – faster quickly – quicker loud(ly) – louder slowlyslower ca refully – more ca refully gracefully – more gracefully a ccurately – more a ccurately well better A. Am I working fast enough? B. Actually, you should work faster. 9
Slide 10: fast – faster quickly – quicker loud(ly) – louder slowlyslower ca refully – more ca refully gracefully – more gracefully a ccurately – more a ccurately well better A. Am I painting carefully enough? B. Actually, you should paint more carefully. 10
Slide 11: 1. Am I typing quickly enough? 4. Am I driving slowly enough? 2. Am I dancing gra cefully enough? 5. Am I translating accura tely enough? ? 3. Am I spea king loud enough? 6. Am I playing well enough? 11
Slide 12: He Should Try to Speak Slower mnmnmnm mnmn mnmnm mnmmnm mn mnn mn mmnmnm m mmnmm mmmmn m mnmm mmn mmnmnm mnmmn mmnm mmnmmnmmn mnm m mmnmm mnmm… ? ? A. Bob speaks VERY quickly. B. You’re right. He should try to speak slower. 12
Slide 13: 1. Timothy types very slowly. 3. Howard speaks very softly. hi. 2. Carol skates very carelessly. 4. Linda goes to bed very late. B. You’r e right. should try to 13
Slide 14: 5. Jimmy gets up very early. 7. Brenda plays her radio very loudly. 6. He dresses very sloppily. 8. Our next-door neighbor drives very badly. B. You’r e right. should try to 14
Slide 15: Expressing Agreement How to Say It! • • • • • • You’re right. That’s right That’s true. I know. I agree. I agree with you. 15
Slide 16: If , will . If A. What are they going to name their new baby? B. If they have a boy, they’ll name him John. If they have a girl, they’ll name her 16
Slide 17: 1. A. How are you going to get to school tomorrow? B. If it rains, I’ll . If it’s sunny, I’ll 17 .
Slide 18: 2. A. What’s Roger going to do this Saturday afternoon? B. If the weather is good, he’ll . If the weather is bad, he’ll . 18
Slide 19: 3. A. What’s Rosa going to have for dinner tonight? B. If she’s very hungry, she’ll . If she isn’t very hungry, she’ll . 19
Slide 20: 4. A. What’s Ken going to do tomorrow? B. If he feels better, he’ll . If he doesn’t feel better, he’ll . 20
Slide 21: If You Drive Too Fast, You Might Have an Accident If , might . A. You know . . . you shouldn’t drive so fast. B. Oh? A. Yes. If you drive too fast, you might have an accident. 21 B. Hmm. You’re probably right.
Slide 22: 1. eat so quickly get a stomachache 2. sing so loudly get a sore throat 3. work so slowly lose your job 4. go to bed so late be tired in the morning A. You know . . . you shouldn’t . B. Oh? A. Yes. If you , you might . B. Hmm. You’re probably right. 22
Slide 23: 5. listen to loud music hurt your ears 6. watch scary movies have nightmares 7. do your homework so carelessly make mistakes 8. sit at your computer so long get a back ache A. You know . . . you shouldn’t . B. Oh? A. Yes. If you , you might . 23
Slide 24: I’m a /an Build Your Vocabulary - Occupations . • assembler • director • designer • gardener 24
Slide 25: I’m a /an • inspector • supervisor . • photographer • welder • programmer • writer 25
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