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    Descriptive Adjectives

    Adjectives
    to describe people

    Descriptive Adjectives
    Descriptive adjectives describe the
    action, state, or quality that nouns
    refer to.
    Examples:
    Tall
    Short
    Humorous
    Kind

    Describe a person you know!


    1.
    2.
    3.
    4.
    5.

    Whats his or her name?


    How old is he or she?
    What does he or she look like?
    What are his personalities?
    Do you like him or her? Why or why
    not?

    Adjectives to describe
    people
    1. Open your book page 9
    2. Look at Activity 1 Check the
    meaning of these words, use
    dictionary if you wish.

    Make sentences
    Use the adjectives in activity 1 in
    your students book to make a
    sentence with each.
    Read aloud your sentence.

    Prefixes
    A prefix (affix) is a word, or letter(s)
    placed at the beginning of another
    word (a base word) to adjust or qualify
    its usage or meaning.

    - See more at:


    http://www.learnenglish.de/grammar/pr
    efixtext.html

    Prefixes
    in-/un-/im-/dis-/il- or irLook at activity 2 in your students
    book: Word formation: prefixes

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