Transcript American Headway 2: Unit 6

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Contents
1 Getting to know you
7 Fame!
2 The way we live
8 Dos and don’ts
3 What happened next?
9 Going places
4 The marketplace
10 Things that...
5 What do you want to do?
11 What if …?
6 Places and things
12 Trying your best
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Placesand
andthings
things
66 Places
What’s your
hometown
like?
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It’s a small
town with
many farms.
Did you like
living there?
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Yes, it was
a nice
place to
grow up.
I come from
a big city.
There are
lots of large
buildings.
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What’s your
hometown
like?
I have three
brothers and my
grandmother
lives with us.
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What’s your
family like?
What about your
family?
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I don’t have
any brothers
or sisters.
I’m an only
child.
What …. Like?
Used in questions
What is your hometown like?
What is your family like?
Not used in the answers
I come from like a big city.
I am like an only child.
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Ted Mom Lily Dad Jen
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Jen is older than Ted.
Lily is younger than Ted.
Mom is older than Dad.
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One-syllable adjectives:
Comparative
safer
older
g
biger
sader
d
{
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add er
one vowel +
one consonant
double consonant
Adjectives ending in y:
Comparative
sillier
y
prettier
y
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drop y, add ier
Two or more syllable adjectives
Comparative
adorable
more
difficult
more
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use with more
Irregular adjectives
good
bad
far
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better
worse
farther
Which
picture do
you like
better?
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I like the one of
that new car.
Ted Mom Lily Dad Jen
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Jen is the oldest child in the family.
Lily is the youngest.
Mom is the oldest person in the family.
Dad has the shortest hair.
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One-syllable adjectives:
Superlative
safest
oldest
bigest
g
sadd
est
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{
add est
one vowel +
one consonant
double consonant
Adjectives ending in y:
Superlative
drop y, add iest
silliest
y
prettiest
y
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Two or more syllable adjectives
Superlative
adorable
the most
difficult
the most
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use with the most
Irregular adjectives
good
bad
far
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the best
the worst
the farthest
Which
picture is
the best?
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The one of that new
car is the best.
Fill-in the blanks
large
A
B
1. Ball A is ______
larger than Ball C.
2. Ball B is ______
larger than Ball A.
3. B is _________
the largest ball.
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C
Fill-in the blanks
Comparative or Superlative
cooks
1. He is a ______
better artist than she is. (good)
2. Jill is a _______________
more interesting cook than Jack. (interesting).
3. That watch is _________________
the most expensive one they sell. (expensive)
4. That move is ______________
the most boring one I have ever seen. (boring)
5. Angela works ________
harder than Andy. (hard)
6. Andy is not __________
worker in the company. (good)
the best
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older
newer
bigger
sadder
busier
funnier
more interesting
more delicious
better worse
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oldest
newest
biggest
saddest
busiest
funniest
most interesting
most delicious
the best
the worst
Berlin
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