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1, My dad is 30 years harder / older / younger than his dad, but he’s taller!
2. Our car is really slow! We want to buy a new car that is faster |
3. My hair is very long. My sister’s hair is much shorter / ‘smaller
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busy —» busier
happy ——> happier
funny —> funnier
One-syllable adjectives
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tall ——+ taller
short ——+ shorter
big —— bigger
sad ——> sadder
hot ——+ hotter
fast —+ faster silly —> sillier
nice —+ nicer
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Write. Complete the questions. Use the correct form of the
words in brackets.
1. Who is taller ___ (tall), you or your dad?
2. Who has got (short) hair, you or your best friend? _____—
(friendly), your grandma or your grandpa? —____—
3. Who is
4, Which is ______—- (big), your bedroom or your kitchen? —___—_
5, Which is ______ (easy), Maths or English?
Write and speak. Answer the questions in Activity 5. Compare
your answers with a friend.
Who's taller, you or your dad? My dad. He's stronger, too!
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1. Hike being me!
2, My dad is shorter than your dad.
3. Our car is faster than their car.
4. My dog is funnier than your dog. SN
6 Write and draw. Write a new line for the song. Then draw a
picture about the new line.
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my brother.
You're taller his sister.
He's/She's icleverer my best friend.
We're bigger than my cousins.
They're friendlier me/him/her/us/them.
My dog is your dog.
Read and write. Complete the Paragraph.
Naomi and Zoe are sisters, Most people
think they look the same, but their mum and
dad know who is who! Naomi was born three
minutes before Zoe, so she's __older__ (old)
than Zoe. Naomi is also a bit _____ (tall
than Zoe, and her hair is ___ (short)
than Zoe's hair. Zoe likes talking to everyone.
She's (friendly) than Naomi.
She's also got _____ (big) eyes than Naomi.
Who am I?
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Look and write. Write two or three sentences &
about the people in the picture. Use words
from the box.
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© What about you? Compare two people in your family. Write
true sentences.
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pictures. .
1. jashtrgt riah
2.yavwirah Wavy hair”
3. ruyel ari
4, doelbn hari
5. slesags
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1, She's got ___sister(s).
a. no @® one c. two
2. Her brother is ___ than her.
a. younger b. older c. cleverer .
3. She's got cousins.
a, two b. three c. four
4, Jamie is ____ than her other cousins.
a. friendlier b. taller. stronger
5. Her favourite relatives are .
a. her brother and sister b. her cousins ¢. her mum and dad
Work with a friend. Listen to Track 4 again. Practise it aloud.
Then complete the missing dialogue.
Boy: Have you got any brothers or sisters?
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Boy:
Yes, | have. I've got a brother and a sister.
Girl: They're younger than me. My brother's five years old and my sister's four.
Boy:
Girl; I've got four cousins. They're all older than me.
Boy:
Girl: They're great, especially my cousin Jamie. He's cleverer and friendlier than
my other cousins.
Boy: —————————<—$$_$_$_$_$_$_$_$_$_
Girl: He's got curly hair and he wears glasses.
Boy: $$$.
Girl: My mum and dad are my favourites, of course!
® Work with a friend. Student 1, go to page 122. Student 2,
go to page 124, Find the differences, Take turns.
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-What Is she doing this weekend?
Where are we going tonight?
What are you ‘doing tomorrow?
She's going to the cinema.
We're going toa party!
'm meeting miy friends in the park.
® Read and write. Write what people are doing tomorrow. Use
| the correct form of the words in brackets.
2,Who ___ (spend) the day with her mum? Erica!
3. Fiona ___ (make) a cake? Yes, she is.
4. Billy and Daniel (not / go out) with their dad. |
Mark ___(go) shopping? No, he isn’t. |
6. Peter (not / go) to the cinema, He and his sister —___ |
(play) tennis.
7 Adam ___ (see) his cousins tomorrow? Yes, he is.
Andrew and his brother ___ (do)? They
(watch) a film.
8. What
@ Work with a friend. Read the sentences in Activity 20, Match
each person with the activity he or she is doing.
Andrew is having lunch with her grandma.
Peter a. watching a film with his brother.
Caroline: is playing tennis with his sister.
Adam is making a cake.
Erica is spending the day with her mum,
Fiona is seeing his cousins.
@ Write. What are you doing this weekend? Write two or three
sentences about your plans,
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2. Carolina and Emilio are happier than their three friends.
3. Deirdre has got straighter hair than Emilio.
4, Emilio has got curlier hair than Alex.
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@ Compare the friends in Activity 23. Write four new sentences.
Use words from the box.
big small_—tall__~—short_ old -young pretty |
1g friendly clever curly wavy straight long _/
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24, Don't say the name of the person you are describing. Can your
friends guess who it is?
Ok, ri go frst. This gis taller) Yes, itis!
than the others, Who is it? arolinal Now it’s your turn.
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Cool Families
Imagine you live with the same relatives your whole
life, from the day you are born until the day you die!
You are always with your mum, your sisters and your
maternal aunties (your mum’s sisters). You also
spend time with your paternal aunties. You clean
them and you sleep next to them. You don’t
| leave them to go to school and they don't
. leave you. Not for one minute! This is how the
females in baboon families live.
For orcas, there is a very special
relationship between mothers and sons.
Orca daughters often go and live with a new
} family. Orca sons, however, usually stay with
their mums their whole life. The mums look
after their sons very well and protect them.
Sometimes, the sons live with another female,
for example, an auntie, instead of their mums.
Young meerkats play games every day while
their parents look for food, like tasty insects.
Their brothers and sisters are the babysitters. When
meerkats turn one month old, they don't have a
party or balloons. Instead, they go out for the first time
and learn to hunt. When they are four months old, they can
already find their own food! Goodbye, Mum and Dad!
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1. parents a. girl or woman
2, maternal aunti 'b. someone who looks after a
3. paternal auntie child when his or her parents can’t
4, babysitter ‘c. mother and father
5. female d. mother’s sister
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| 2. They leave home before their
[___ first birthday,
| 3. They don’t spend much time
|___ with their male relatives,
4, Their aunties are very
important to them.
| 5. Their parents are often away
\ ‘from home.
(29) What do you think? Write a sentence about each animal.
Include your personal opinions. Use words from the box.
shorter taller faster slower _cleverer friendlier
stronger bigger smaller nicer uglier
1. Baboons:
2. Orcas:
3. Meerkats:
Work with a friend. Talk about the three types of animal
families described in the text. What have they got in common
with human families? Which one is most like a human family?
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How did the writer plan her writing? Read the steps below.
|. First, the writer chose a special day to write about. What day is it?
2. Next, the writer wrote down
ideas — good and bad — about how Tm always a |
she feels when she starts a new little worried.
class. She used a word
map to brainstorm her ideas. =
Circle the words that describe {It's nice to meet |
her feelings. | new friends, f
3. After that, the writer wrote down _
some examples of special moments 3
or events, She added some details ae
about the people and how she felt. Ss ——+
She used a table to do this. Put the
three details in the correct place.
1 think it's more fun! my old friend Sam
He thinks this class is harder than our last class,
uUntiChry
ae ; They were friendlier
a girl with curly brown hair | She smiled at me. than expected,
a boy with black hairand | He asked my They made me feel
slasses name, happy to be there,
4. Then she thought of an introduction and a conclusion,
Introduction: Today was my first day in my new class.
Conclusion: I’m happy to be back at school.
5 Finally, she wrote a draft, or a first version, of her diary entry,
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your diary. See Activity 18 in your Student's Book.
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Pare cd Emotions
Useful expressions
It/They made me feel ... 1 was a bit scared/ worried about .. .
V felt... It was . . . than 1 expected. |
It's nice to... Idon't care... I
Tm happy to .. « |
Plan your writing. Think of an introduction and a conclusion for
your diary entry. Then write your diary entry in your notebook.
Tntroduetion: $A
Conclusion: —
€xpress yourself. Choose one of the topics below and write a
paragraph that describes someone's feelings. Plan your writing and
follow the steps on page 12. Write your paragraph in your notebook.
A Special Family Day A Childhood Memory
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