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 UNIT 1
THE WAY WE
ARE
Goals of this Unit
Look at the pictures
and answer the following
questions
Let’s find some words to describe the following
people…
All these words are called
 Adjectives
Describe a noun (people, things, animals, places)

How would
you describe
yourself?
Why?

Write 2 sentences on the chat board.

Ex. I am responsible because

I always complete my tasks.
But what happens when we want to describe an action?

Action = verb (how people do things)

…then, whe use manner adverbs which are the words
that describe actions or verbs (how people do things)

Ex. The boy runs quickly.

He waits patiently.
 Happily Angrily

Well Badly

Describe activities
you do …. Carefully Recklessly

Quietly Noisily
With the verbs be feel get sound we use adjectives
Ex: His voice sounds terrible.
I get impatient when I don’t understand something.
She doesn’t feel safe when her brother drives.

The verb feel sometimes means "have an opinion about".

In this case, use an adverb.

Ex: I feel strongly about the number of stray dogs in my

neighborhood.
How do we form an adverb?
REGULAR MANNER ADVERBS ARE… Irregular
adverbs
Adjectives + “ly”
of manner:
patient – patienly
careful – carefully good – well
thorough – thoroughly fast – fast
reckless -reckelessly late – late
hard – hard
Let’s practice

fast runner. She only took 15 minutes to get to the finish line.
She’s a _______

She runs very _______.

fast She got to the finish line in only 15 minutes!

My mom is so ________
patient that she can wait in line for hours without complaining.

patiently in line for hours.

My mom waits ________
Let’s practice
Find the most appropriate adjective to complete the sentences
easy
1. She’s a _______
fast runner. She only took 15 minutes to get to the finish line while the fast
others took 45.
good
patient that she can wait in line for hours without any complains.
2. My mom is so ________ careful
patient
3. The contest winner was a really ________
good singer. He has an awesome voice. thorough

careful on the road. Because of the rain it was slippery

4. The bus driver was very ________
and dangerous.

easy Every body in the class got 10/10, the questions were so obvious!
5. The test was so _______.

thorough He checks everything once and once again before handing in something.
6. He’s slow but _________.
Let’s practice
Complete the sentences with the correct manner adverb.

fast She got to the finish line in only 15 minutes!

1. She runs very _______. easy
fast
well
2. The contest winner sang so ________ that he won the contest.
strong
carefully .
3. The road was very dangerous, fortunately the bus driver drove ________ good
easily answered the test and every body got 10/10.
4. The students _______ thorough
careful
5. He likes to do things thoroughly
_________. He checks everything once and once again
before handing in something.

6. John feels __________

strongly about extreme sports. He has practiced a lot of them.
 clearly
terrible
well
patient
politely

differently
automatically

rude
safe
recklessly dangerous
hard carefully
throughly
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Homework
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ADVERBS & ADJECTIVES

Deadline:
incredibly pretty extremely
very completely totally
 easygoing
practical
/down-to-earth honest
reliable disorganized
unfriendly talented

outgoing arrogant

shy generous
 Adverbs before adjectives and adverbs

You can use the adverbs to make an adjective stronger.

adverb adjective

She’s talented. She’s incredibly talented.

She’s generous. She’s extremely generous.

She’s organized. She’s very organized.

You can use pretty and fairly mean “more than a little.”

Ex: The new Netflix series are pretty long.

adjective
adverb

You can use absolutely and really but not very with adjectives that are very strong.”
Ex: Galapagos is absolutely wonderful!
adverb adjective

You can use very with another adverb.

Ex: We get along very well.
adverb adverb
The expression at all makes negatives stronger. It usually goes after the adjective.

Ex: The pandemic hasn’t been an easy situation at all.

Completely and totally mean 100%.

She’s totally honest.

She’s very honest.
She’s honest.
 Adjective prefixes
You can use prefixes to make adjectives with opposite meaning

Here are some examples:

+ Opposite meaning
considerate inconsiderate
patient impatient
friendly unfriendly
reliable unreliable
honest dishonest
Use the prefixes in - dis - dis - un - un - im to complete the following adjectives.

1. I’m so ____patient!
im I need things to be done quickly!

2. My dad is totally ____organized!

dis His desk is a mess!

3. My neighbors are really ____friendly!

un They don’t even like to say “hi”.

4. I know a lot of ____reliable

un people and I don’t like to gather with them.

5. One of my co-workers is very ____honest.

dis He is always telling lies.

6. He’s really ____considerate.

in He never helps his mom.
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We’re always singing together.
He’s always fixing my computer.
He’s always coming home late
and he’s always bringing...
She’s always making...
She’s always buying...
He’s always canceling...
 We can use the expression “at least” to point
out the positive side of a situation.

That means that we need a negative situation

to find the positive side.

Today was raining the whole day, but at least we

watched a couple of very good movies in Netflix.
1. Think about a negative situation

Let's practice
2. Think about something positive about it
AT LEAST

Example: Some people are losing their jobs,

at least they are alive and they are thinking
about a new way to get money.
 at least

At least

At least

at least

At least
Adverbs before adjectives and adverbs. Unscramble the words to make sentences.

Singer – arrogant – all – isn’t – at - that That singer isn’t arrogant at all.

At – he’s – talented – not - all He’s not talented at all.

Assistant - my – organized - isn’t – at - all My assistant isn’t organized at all.

Reliable – her – isn’t – at – all - work Her work is not reliable at all.

Doesn’t - have - my - of - boss - a - sense - all - humor- at My boss doesn’t have a sense of humor at all.

At – her – sister’s – cool - all - not My sister’s not cool at all.

Homework

Unit 1 LMS
Deadline:

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