VI. Complete the sentences below using an appropriate adjective to describe your feelings.
1) I think rap music sounds… 2) Chocolate tastes… 3) Coffee smells… 4) The Eiffel Tower looks… V. Read the adjectives below and try to work out the meaning of the adjectives in italics. 1) I love the weekends because I can wear casual clothes. 2) I know that sweet things are bad for my teeth but I love them. 3) It’s a really dull place, nothing ever happens. 4) Lots of interesting and exciting things happen in summer. It’s a really lively time. 5) I work in an office so I have to wear smart clothes. Match the opposites. casual dull lively smart sweet sour
IV. Study the definition of atmosphere below. The atmosphere of a place is: 2.1. the air that you breathe there e. g.‘…the polluted atmosphere of towns and cities’; 2.2. the general impression that you get of the place e. g. ‘It’s got such a friendly atmosphere’. IIV. Which of the adjectives in exercise V can you use to describe an atmosphere? Can you think of any more? IIIV. Comparison of ajectives. a) as…as - такой же, как и Fill in the gaps. Your cat is ___smart___ my parrot. This dress is ___beautiful___ that one. My books are ____ interesting ___ yours. B) Take notes of the rules of adjectives comparison in English and do the exercise below. Fill in the comparative and superlative forms of the adjectives. 1) old ___________ - _____________ 2) bad __________ - _____________ 3) difficult _______ - _____________ 4) large _________ - _____________ 5) good _________ - _____________ 6) big __________ - _____________ 7) easy _________ - _____________ 8) much ________ - _____________ 9) little _________ - _____________ 10) interesting ___ - _____________
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