- The document discusses comparing houses and apartments and making life changes. It provides examples of evaluating housing options by describing them as having enough space, closets, windows or not being big enough for a family. It also compares locations and noise levels between old and new homes.
- The document outlines the differences between evaluations, which judge something, and comparisons, which evaluate one thing against another. It provides examples of using adjectives, adverbs and count/non-count nouns to evaluate and compare housing features.
- The document discusses comparing houses and apartments and making life changes. It provides examples of evaluating housing options by describing them as having enough space, closets, windows or not being big enough for a family. It also compares locations and noise levels between old and new homes.
- The document outlines the differences between evaluations, which judge something, and comparisons, which evaluate one thing against another. It provides examples of using adjectives, adverbs and count/non-count nouns to evaluate and compare housing features.
- The document discusses comparing houses and apartments and making life changes. It provides examples of evaluating housing options by describing them as having enough space, closets, windows or not being big enough for a family. It also compares locations and noise levels between old and new homes.
- The document outlines the differences between evaluations, which judge something, and comparisons, which evaluate one thing against another. It provides examples of using adjectives, adverbs and count/non-count nouns to evaluate and compare housing features.
Compare houses and apartments Ideal homes Listen and complete. ◦ I don’t like living in an apartment. We don’t have as (1)_____ as we had in our old place. ◦ I just can’t sleep at night. The neighbors make too much noise. The building isn’t as (2)______ as the old one. ◦ The new apartment is too dark and too hot. There aren’t enough (3)______. ◦ Our new apartment isn’t (4)______ enough for our family. We don’t have a (5)_____ kitchen anymore, so cooking is difficult. ◦ The location is just as (6)______ as the old one, but there aren’t as many good restaurants around Evaluations and comparisons • Both are judgments
• Comparison – evaluates one thing against
another. Eg. My old apartment isn’t as spacious as the new one. • Evaluation – judges one thing how useful, good it is. Evaluations Evaluations with adj Evaluations with nouns
◦ Enough – after the adjective ◦ Enough – before the noun
adj + enough enough + noun big enough enough closets Eg. The apartment isn’t big enough. Eg. Houses don’t have enough closets. ◦ Too – before the adjective. too + adj too small Eg. Apartments are too small for pets. Comparisons Comparisons with adj Comparisons with nouns
◦ as + adj (+ as) ◦ as many + count noun (+ as)
Eg. The location is just as convenient as the Eg. We don’t have as many bedrooms as we old one. had. The building isn’t as quiet as our old one. There aren’t as many good restaurants around. ◦ as much + non-count noun (+as) Eg. We don’t have as much privacy as we had in our old place.