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What’s the difference between adjectives and adverbs? Rules Example Adjectives can only describe nouns. Adverbs can describe verbs, adjectives, and adverbs. With verbs of senses we can only use adjectives She’s a beautiful dancer. She dances beautifully. She’s extremely beautiful. She dances really beautifully. It tastes horrible She looks beautiful. It sounds awful.

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Page 1: What’s the difference between adjectives and adverbs? Rules Example  Adjectives can only describe nouns.  Adverbs can describe verbs, adjectives, and

What’s the difference between adjectives and adverbs?

Rules Example

Adjectives can only describe nouns.

Adverbs can describe verbs,

adjectives,

and adverbs. 

With verbs of senses we

can only use adjectives

She’s a beautiful dancer.

She dances beautifully. She’s extremely beautiful. She dances really

beautifully.

It tastes horrible She looks beautiful. It sounds awful.

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English vs. Chinese

BeautifulBigDifficult SexyCleanEasyUgly Fat

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Comparative adjectives

Tall

Old

Nice

Wide

Big

Fit

Popular

Careful

Friendly

Busy

Good

Far

Taller Older

Nicer Wider

Bigger Fitter

More popular More careful

Friendlier Busier

Better Farther

One syllable adjectives

One syllable adjectives ending in E

One syllable adjectives ending in consonant

vowel consonant

Two or more syllable adjectives ending in Y

Two or more syllable adjectives

Irregular adjectives

+ er

+ r

Double last consonant + er

+ more

Change Y for ierComplete change

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Exceptions   1) These one-syllable adj. never take er / est , they take

more / the most Fun / Real / Right / Wrong / Bored / Pleased   She’s more fun than him. He’s the most bored in class.   2) These adj. can take either er / est or more / the most Quiet / Simple / Narrow / Clever / Common   It’s the simplest solution. It’s the most simple answer.

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The Everest is higher than the Aconcagua.

The Aconcagua is higher than the Huascaran.

The Everest is higher than the Huascaran.

6962m

6748m

8848m

The Everest is higher than the Huascaran. a lot

(very)muchfar

The Aconcagua is higher than the Huascarana littleSlightl

yA bit

BIG DIFFERENCE

SMALL DIFFERENCE

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Superlative adjectives

Tall

Old

Nice

Wide

Big

Fit

Popular

Careful

Friendly

Busy

Good

Far

The tallest The oldest

The nicest The widest

The biggest The fittest

The most popular The most careful

The friendliest The busiest

The best The farthest

One syllable adjectives

One syllable adjectives ending in E

One syllable adjectives ending in consonant

vowel consonant

Two or more syllable adjectives ending in Y

Two or more syllable adjectives

Irregular adjectives

+ est

+ st

Double last consonant + est

+ the most

Change Y for iestComplete change

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8848m The Everest is the highest mountain in the world.

The chinese man is the tallest man on earth.

The little guy is the shortest person in the world.

The Everest is the highest mountain in the world.

6962m

6748m

by far

The Aconcagua is the highest mountain in South America.

just about

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The Huascaran is as tall as the Alpamayo.

The Huascaran is not as tall as the Aconcagua.The huascaran is nearly as tall as the Aconcagua.

The huascaran is not nearly as tall as the Everest.

The same

Small difference

Big difference

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Melissa is 1.75 metres tall, but Juan is 2.5 metres tall. Juan is______________melissa.

Complete with the same idea

Melissa is much more beautiful than anyone in this world. Melissa is_______________ beautiful girl in

this world.

Carla and Jose are very short. Carla is only 2 cm taller. Jose is_________________Carla.

Juana is 1.60 and Mario is 1.60 too. They are very short Juana is_____________ Mario.

Joanne is extremelly beautiful… Maria is okish. Maria is not________________Joanne.

Martin weights 99 kilos, nobody in the class weights that much. Martin____________________ in the class.