Cera ht) 1 Colours and common adjectives black ‘orange /'orind3/ blue pink brown /braon/ 1 red green white grey /grei/ yellow /jelau/ b Match the words and pictures 1-13. bad beautiful /bjustitl/ 1 big reer dangerous EE dity /dsiti/ ae 6 i easy — a empty —— 4 expensive Sei fast /farst/ — high —— old rich a wet _— © Match these adjectives with their opposites in b. Test your partner. cheap clean difficult dry full ful’ good What's the opposite of cheap? > S Bipensve What's the...? low flav’ new poor safe slow small ugly a nS eles © pw 2 Appearance, quite / very a Match the words and pictures. 2 3 4 5 fair dark fat thin long short (hair) old young /jan/ tall short b Cover the adjectives and look at the pictures. Test yourself or a partner. ¢ How tall are they? Complete the sentences. “quite tall very tall not very ‘tall 1 He's 2.00 m. Hes — 2 He’s 1.80 m. He's 3 He's 1.65 m. He's — Op2 7Adjectives Ore Cea LOLS 1 Personality adjectives a Match the adjectives and definitions. funny generous lazy shy talkative friendly / Adjective Opposite talkative A person who talks a lot A person who likes giving presents is A person who never does any work A person who makes people laugh is A person who is open and nice is . ‘A person who is nervous and uncomfortable meeting new people is, b Complete the Opposite column, extrovert hard-working mean quiet/"kwaiot/ serious stories) unfriendly ¢ Cover the Adjective and Opposite columis. Look at the definitions and say the adjective and its opposite. Ope 2 Opposite adjectives a Match the words and pictures 1-8. Opposite boring crowded /"kraudid/ dangerous /‘deindgaras/ 1 far near___ modern noisy all polite /po'lait/ SA polluted peer b Match these adjectives with their opposites in a. clean empty exciting interesting near old quiet_-rude safe © Cover the words and look at the pictures. Remember the adjectives and their opposites. d Put the adjectives with the correct prefix to make opposites. comfortable /“kamftabl’ happy Un ay healthy /‘hel9i/ patient /'perfont/ im polite possible tidy /"tardi/ e ‘Testa partner. A say an adjective. B say the opposite.