Имя прилагательное в английском языке для школьников

Hello! My name is Adjective and I can help you to describe different things, objects, people

Today I am going to help to describe my friends. They are the houses with different characters and traits.

Let me introduce my friends:

They are:

Jill, Jale and Jole

Jill is always happy.

Jole is sometimes sad

Jale is often angry at Jill and Jole.

Can you find Jale?

Yeah! You are right.

Jale is short, brown,

with a dark blue roof.

Can you find Jill?

Is Jill short?

Is JIll brown?

Is Jill a cosier if compare with Jale?

And what is Jole?

Remember!

If you want to compare two things, you must use the comparative degree

e.g. Jale is small er than Jill.

But! If you want to compare more than two things and express highest quality or quantity of an object in a comparison to other objects (not one but more than one).

e.g. Jale is the small est ( comparing with Jill and Jole).

We use - the- because we know very well what object or thing is underlined among others

+

the suffixes - est or -st

Can you describe Jole

comparing Jill and Jale?

Look at example and do the same with

some other adjectives, as:

old, clean, proud, strong, clever

e.g. Jole is the clever est

Remember!

Adjectives

can be with one syllable can be with two syllables can be with three syllables

big, small, bright, cosy, busy, angry, dirty beautiful, handsome,

clean, old, tall, pretty confused, difficult.

short, strong,

sad.

Adjectives with One Syllable form a superlative with the definite article - the- + adding suffix -est/-st

e.g. smal l . It is the base form of an adjective. We need to add suffix -est ( because the final letter is a consonant -l-) to the base form = small est

The smallest

e.g. nice. It is also the base form of an adjective. We need to add suffix -st (because the final letter is a vowel -e-) to the base form = nice st

Let’s practice old, strong, fine, rare, close

Adjectives with one syllable ending in a consonant, vowel and consonant , form a superlative with the definite article -the- + base form of an adjective where the last consonant is doubled + suffix -est

e.g. big - the biggest

Let’s practice with adjectives fat, hot, thin, sad,

Adjectives with two syllables

Adjectives with two syllables ending in -y-

We change the “y” to “i” and add -est. And don’t forget to put the definite article -the-

e.g. busy - the busi est

Let’s practice with sunny, silly, cosy, pretty, dirty

Adjectives with two syllables ending in “er”, “le” or “ow”

We usually add -est

e.g. clev er - the clever est

Let’s practice with narrow

Adjectives with more than two syllables form a superlative with the definite article -the- + most + base form of an adjective

e.g. difficult - the most difficult

Let’s practice with adjectives as beautiful, confused, handsome, magnificent.

Ok. And now please remember some unusual adjectives with specific superlatives.

They are:

good - better - the best bad - worse - the worst little - less - the least

near - nearer - the nearest/next many,much- more - the most

Let’s practice combining all adjectives as a whole

Which house is the smallest?

Which house is the tallest?

Please finish the sentences adding

superlatives

1.Jill is taller than Jole but Jill is…….

2. Jole is nice but Jill is……

3.Jale is……..

4.Jole is not so sad and agry as Jale but

Jill is…….

I Can I ask you some questions? Let it be a short quiz.

1. Do you remember my name?

2. What do I usually do? What’s my role in the English language?

3. How can you divide adjectives? What are they?

4? How do superlatives form the adjectives with more than two syllables?

5? Name some adjectives- exceptions with specific superlatives.

Thanks,

Bye