comparatives: comparing two things
adj. + er: bigger, faster, smaller, longer than
(3 or more syllables) more / less
Never add "er" + more
...more beautiful, more graceful, etc.
as + adjective + as...
Seoul is (not)as busy as Tokyo.
This car is (not) as fast as that one.
not as + adjective + as...


superlatives: comparing three or more things
big/bigger/biggest
tall/taller/tallest
short/shorter/ shortest
most
She is the most beautiful
He is the fastest
She is the most interesting

Enzyme = any of various proteins, as pepsin, originating from living cells and capable of producing certain chemical changes in organic substances by catalytic action, as in digestion.


fighting with...
arguing with...
trying to get a refund from...
I've been playing on the beach
...working in the garden
...working on my car
...been eating lots of organic food
...been exercising everyday
...doing yoga twice a week
sore = muscle ache
anxious


bewildered = completely puzzled or confused; perplexed.


bored


lonely
I've been spending a lot of time apart from my parents lately.


puzzled
annoyed
concerned


...been worrying over some tests I just took.
magnificent = great, good 
frail=weak
scared / terrified


strong / powerful
nervous
sore
uptight = tense
worried
troubled

Page 27 (6) Vocabulary & Pronunciation: Strong Adjectives

Review Present Perfect Continuous from Grammar Bank page 133 2B (a&b)

Return to page 27 (d)

Move on to 2C Comparatives and Superlatives

Did pages 21 a-c
Begin class with grammar bank p.132 (d) from page 21


Cardinal Numbers: 1,2,3,4,5,6,...
any of the numbers that express amount, as one, two, three,  etc.


Ordinal Numbers: 1st, 2nd, 3rd, 4th, 5th, 6th, 7th, 8th, 9th, 10th, 11th, 12th
A number, such as 3rd, 11th, or 412th, used in counting to indicateposition in a series but not quantity


temper = heat of mind or passion, shown in outbursts of anger,resentment, etc.


toddler = a young child, usually one between the ages of one and two and a half


little kid = 4, 5, 6, 7, etc. years old


unrequited love = not returned or reciprocated: unrequited love. (not One Sided Love)


What is an example of a romantic act you would like done for you?


A dimly lit restaurant.


Because I've taken pictures with it already.
Because I bought on sale, so it can't be returned.
Because I've already used it.

Did pages 20 (2A a-d)
Begin page 21
Grammar/ speaking exercise handout on present perfect and simple past


Interjection = the utterance of a word or phrase expressive of emotion;the uttering of an exclamation.


When was the last time you were broke?


Broke = to have no money
Flat broke = to REALLY have no money.
I'm broke until payday.
I'm flat broke! I don't have two pennies to rub together.


attributes = qualities


Rich people are not always happy.

• How much money do you need to live on a month?
• What do you spend most of your money on?
• Where do you get your money from?
• Are you a spendthrift, or a penny pincher?

More money, more problems!
Wealthy people just have more expensive problems!
Money can't buy you happiness.


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A penny-pincher is a person who doesn't spend any of their money.


One borrows from someone.
One lends money to someone.
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For an estimation use (about or around) not (maybe)
My house is worth around/about...


in / on/ for / from /to / toward / into / above / under / next to / with / by /


until = up to that point in time
You have until tomorrow to pay me back.
by = no later than
A bill / A note = paper money