English lesson 2

VOCABULARY
● To have something in common = mať niečo spoločné
● Underline = podčiarknúť

USEFUL PHRASES
● To be interested in something
EXAMPLE:
- 'I am interested in classical music.'
● To be crazy about something/somebody
[to be very interested in something or love someone very much]
EXAMPLES:
- 'Both my sons are crazy about football.'
- 'Lorna is completely crazy about her boyfriend.'
● To enjoy some activity
EXAMPLE:
- ' I enjoy watching football games.'
● Like being around someone
EXAMPLE:
- 'I like being around my friends.'
● To get on well with someone
[If you get on with someone, you like them and have a friendly relationship
with them.]
EXAMPLE:
- 'We're getting on much better now that we don't live together.'
- 'He doesn't get on with his daughter.'
English lesson 2
GRAMMAR- MODIFYING ADVERBS
● We use modifying adverbs to make the meaning of adjectives
stronger or weaker.
● Modifying adverbs usually go before the adjective.
- 'I'm pretty shy.'
● The modifying adverb quite goes before a/an when there is a noun
(podstatné meno)
- 'I am quite a friendly person.'
● A bit and slightly are used with adjectives with a negative meaning.
- 'He is slightly impatient.'
GRAMMAR-STATE VERBS (USE)