Expand vocabulary of adjectives used to describe people and characteristics
Learn the correct prefixes to create the negative form of an adjective
Learn the which adjectives take which form when using comparatives and superlatives
Introduction: Oral Expression and Vocabulary
1) Fill in the blanks with the opposites of these words using the prefixes un-, il-, im- and dis-
| Polite | Sociable |
| Honest | Responsible |
| Punctual | Logical |
| Friendly | Interesting |
| Imaginative | Tidy |
| Respectful | Helpful |
| Patient | Reliable |
| Modest | |
| Healthy |
Main Section:
2) Choose the best option for each sentence:
1. Johnson never has anything new to tell. It's so boring to talk to him.
2. Cameron always comes up with the brightest ideas at work. She's so talented!
3. Sometimes I get the feeling that Mark is not telling the truth to his clients.
4. Alexis always has time to help her employees if they have a problem.
5. Rob's desk is a mess! I don't know how he can find anything!
3) Tick which of these adjectives are strengths and leave the weaknesses blank:
Polite
Dishonest
Unreliable
Logical
Friendly
Impatient
Grammar Point:
Comparatives and Superlatives - Go to "14th May 2013"
Comparatives and Superlatives - Go to "14th May 2013"
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