New Headway - Unit 10: Bigger and better!

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1. U9-NHWa 1 Unit 10: Bigger and better ! I. Grammar 1. Comparative and superlative adjectives a. There are two kinds of adjectives: one-syllable adj and multi-syllables adj Adjectives Comparative Superlative Old Older than The oldest Safe Safer than The safest One-syllable adjective Big Bigger than The biggest Hot Hotter than The hottest Noisy Noisier than The noisiest Dirty Dirtier than The dirtier Adjective ending in -y Happy Happier than The happier Busy Busier than The busier Lovely Lovelier than The lovelier Adjective with two or Boring More boring than The most boring more syllables Beautiful More beautiful than The most beautiful Good Better than The best Irregular adjective Bad Worse than The worst Far Further/ farther than The furthest/ farthest b. Formation One- syllable adjectives: Comparative Superlative S1 + be + adj + er + than + S2 S + be + the adj + est Two or more syllable adjectives: Comparative Superlative S1+ be + more + adj + than + S2 S + be + the most + adj thuydunghulis@gmail.com
2. U9-NHWa 2 c. Notes Adj ending –y after a consonant i + er/ est Consonant 1+ vowel +consonant 2 double consonant 2 + er/ est Adj ending –e +r/ st Some irregular cases good, bad, far, 2. Have got and have Have got means the same as have to talk about possession, but the form is very different. We often use have got in spoken English). The past of both is had Have got Have Positive I/ you/ we/ they + have + got + O I / you/ we/ they + have + O He/ she/ it + has + got + O He/ she / it + has + O Eg: I have got a car. Eg: I have a car. She has got a big garden. She has a big garden. Negative I/ you/ we/ they + have + not + got + O I / you/ we/ they + do + not + have + O He/ she/ it + has + not + got + O He/ she / it + does + not + have + O Eg: You haven’t got a garage. Eg: You don’t have a garage. He hasn’t got a dog He doesn’t have a dog. Questions Have + I/ you/ we/ they + got + O? Do + I/ you/ we/ they + have + O? Has + he/ she/ it + got + O? Does + he/ she/ it + O? Eg: Have they got any money? Eg: Do they have any money? Has she got a sister? Does she have a sister? Short answers Yes, I have. / No, I haven’t Yes, I do. / No, I don’t Yes, she has. / No, she hasn’t Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t thuydunghulis@gmail.com
3. U9-NHWa 3 3. Prepositions ( in texts) The country is quieter than the city. The house is 50 meters from the sea. Everest is the highest mountain in the world. He spends his time on the banks of the river. She came out of the garage. He drove along the road. They ran over the bridge. I walked past the pub. He walked up the hill. He ran down the hill. The boat went across the river. The cat ran through the hedge(bo rao). He jumped into the lake. II. Language uses Everyday English: directions 2 (p.81) III.Topic 1. Talk about your class (p77) Hint: How many students are there? Is your class happy, sociable, ? Who is the tallest, smallest ? Who leaves great impression on you? 2. Talk about your hometown (city, town, village) ex 4/ 78 Hint: what is its name? thuydunghulis@gmail.com