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ADJECTIVES AND ADVERBS ADVERBS OF MANNER
ADJECTIVES
accuratel y angrily awfully badly beautifull y busily carefully carelessly -
accurate
Gkjurit
angry (angrier/angriest) awful bad (worse/worst) bald (balder/baldest)
G1gri %:f&l bGd b%:ld
beautiful
'bju:tiful
big (bigger/biggest) boring broad-faced busy (busier /busiest) careful careless cheap (cheaper/cheapest) cheerful cold (colder/coldest) curly-haired
big 'b%:ri1 br%:d feis 'bizi 'ke&ful 'ke&l&s t$i:p t$iafu:l k&uld 'k&:li he&d
dangerous
'deindz&r&s
dark-haired empty (emptier/emptiest) expensive fair-haired fast (master/fastest) fat (fatter/fattest) fluent full (fuller/fullest) funny (funnier/funniest) generous good (better/best) handsome happy (happier/happiest) hard (harder/hardest) heavy (heavier/heaviest) helpful hot (hotter/hottest) hungry
d@:k he&d 'empti ik'spensiv fe& he&d f@:st fgt 'flu:&nt ful 'f^ni 'dzen&r&s gud 'hGns&m hGpi h@:d 'hevi helpful h%t
fast fluently well wel happily hard heavily
'h^1gri
hungrily
(hungrier/hungriest)
ill
il
intelligent
in'telidz&nt
interesting
intristi1
jealous kind (kinder / kindest) large (larger/largest)
'dzel&s kaind l@:dz
dangerousl y
lazy (lazier/laziest) light (lighter/lightest) long (longer/longest) loud (louder/loudest) lucky (luckier/luckiest) new (newer/newest) nice (nicer/nicest) noisy (noisier/noisiest) old (older /oldest) polite poor (poorer/poorest) quick (quicker/quickest) quiet (quieter/quietest) quite responsible rich (richer/richest) round-faced rude (ruder/rudest) sad (sadder/saddest) selfish serious shy (shyer, shyest) short (shorter/shortest) slow (slower/slowest) small (smaller/smallest)
leIzi l ait l%1 laud 'l^ki nju: nais 'n%izi &uld p&'lait pu& kwik 'kwai&t kwait ris'p%nsibl rit$ raund feis ru:d sGd selfi 'si&ri&s $ai $%:t sl&u sm%:l
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS OF MANNER
ADJECTI VES
saund strikt str%1 TIk TIn TIn feIs 'T&:stI 'taI&d ^glI
soundly
sound (sounder/soundest) strict (stricter/strictest) strong (stronger/strongest) thick (thicker/thinckest) thin (thiner/thinnest) thin-faced thirsty (thirstier/thirstiest) tired ugly (uglier/ugliest) unhappy (unhappier/ -iest)
weak
(weaker /weakest)
wonderful
intelligentl y interestingl y
kindly
loundly lucky
noisily
quickly quietly
sadly
slowly
^n'haepI wi:k 'w^nd&ful
wonderfull y
j^1 young (younger/younges) ADVERBS OF FRECUENCY Always Usually Often Sometimes Occasionally Rarely Never
Se colocan siempre delante del verbo principal, excepto con el verbo to be que se colocarán después: I often eat oranges / Do you always drink coffee ? She’s usually at home
Once Twice Three times Four times Five times
a
day week month year
Se colocan al final de la frase: How often do you go to the cinema? I go to the cinema twice a month Do you ever wear boots? Yes, often / No, never ADJECTIVES
Se colocan siempre delante del nombre y son invariables (ni género ni número) - La terminación –ish implicaría un “más o menos” ( p.e. Plumpish = más o menos rollizo)
- Orden de los adjetivos: Length – quality – colour- style
ADJECTIVES
accuratel y angrily awfully badly beautifull y busily carefully carelessly -
accurate
Gkjurit
angry (angrier/angriest) awful bad (worse/worst) bald (balder/baldest)
G1gri %:f&l bGd b%:ld
beautiful
'bju:tiful
big (bigger/biggest) boring broad-faced busy (busier /busiest) careful careless cheap (cheaper/cheapest) cheerful cold (colder/coldest) curly-haired
big 'b%:ri1 br%:d feis 'bizi 'ke&ful 'ke&l&s t$i:p t$iafu:l k&uld 'k&:li he&d
dangerous
'deindz&r&s
dark-haired empty (emptier/emptiest) expensive fair-haired fast (master/fastest) fat (fatter/fattest) fluent full (fuller/fullest) funny (funnier/funniest) generous good (better/best) handsome happy (happier/happiest) hard (harder/hardest) heavy (heavier/heaviest) helpful hot (hotter/hottest) hungry
d@:k he&d 'empti ik'spensiv fe& he&d f@:st fgt 'flu:&nt ful 'f^ni 'dzen&r&s gud 'hGns&m hGpi h@:d 'hevi helpful h%t
fast fluently well wel happily hard heavily
'h^1gri
hungrily
(hungrier/hungriest)
ill
il
intelligent
in'telidz&nt
interesting
intristi1
jealous kind (kinder / kindest) large (larger/largest)
'dzel&s kaind l@:dz
dangerousl y
lazy (lazier/laziest) light (lighter/lightest) long (longer/longest) loud (louder/loudest) lucky (luckier/luckiest) new (newer/newest) nice (nicer/nicest) noisy (noisier/noisiest) old (older /oldest) polite poor (poorer/poorest) quick (quicker/quickest) quiet (quieter/quietest) quite responsible rich (richer/richest) round-faced rude (ruder/rudest) sad (sadder/saddest) selfish serious shy (shyer, shyest) short (shorter/shortest) slow (slower/slowest) small (smaller/smallest)
leIzi l ait l%1 laud 'l^ki nju: nais 'n%izi &uld p&'lait pu& kwik 'kwai&t kwait ris'p%nsibl rit$ raund feis ru:d sGd selfi 'si&ri&s $ai $%:t sl&u sm%:l
ADJECTIVES
ADVERBS OF MANNER
ADJECTI VES
saund strikt str%1 TIk TIn TIn feIs 'T&:stI 'taI&d ^glI
soundly
sound (sounder/soundest) strict (stricter/strictest) strong (stronger/strongest) thick (thicker/thinckest) thin (thiner/thinnest) thin-faced thirsty (thirstier/thirstiest) tired ugly (uglier/ugliest) unhappy (unhappier/ -iest)
weak
(weaker /weakest)
wonderful
intelligentl y interestingl y
kindly
loundly lucky
noisily
quickly quietly
sadly
slowly
^n'haepI wi:k 'w^nd&ful
wonderfull y
j^1 young (younger/younges) ADVERBS OF FRECUENCY Always Usually Often Sometimes Occasionally Rarely Never
Se colocan siempre delante del verbo principal, excepto con el verbo to be que se colocarán después: I often eat oranges / Do you always drink coffee ? She’s usually at home
Once Twice Three times Four times Five times
a
day week month year
Se colocan al final de la frase: How often do you go to the cinema? I go to the cinema twice a month Do you ever wear boots? Yes, often / No, never ADJECTIVES
Se colocan siempre delante del nombre y son invariables (ni género ni número) - La terminación –ish implicaría un “más o menos” ( p.e. Plumpish = más o menos rollizo)
- Orden de los adjetivos: Length – quality – colour- style
