4A Chapter 6 Wonderful places 课件（新思维小学英语）

新思维小学英语 4A By Nancy Chapter Six Wonderful places New Words villages islands temples a waterfall a river a cave crocodiles tigers snakes a camel trip a boat trip a helicopter trip Long adjectives Examples Comparatives: Long adjectives Use the word more to make the comparative form. Most two-syllable adjectives which do not end in -y Mary is more polite than Cindy. Tom is more helpful than Peter. Candy is more hard-working than Maggie. Joe is more good-looking than Tom. All adjectives of three syllables or more Practice 1 polite  2 careful  3 naughty  4 beautiful  5 dangerous  6 interesting  e.g. helpful  busy  more helpful busier more polite more careful naughtier more beautiful more dangerous more interesting Use the + most before long adjectives to make the superlative form. The melon is the most expensive fruit. $5 $10 $30 expensive mango melon coconut Superlatives: Long adjectives Comparatives & Superlatives Adjective Comparative Superlative good Some adjectives have special forms. better the best bad worse the worst Pauline is a good student. Mary is a better student than her. Cherry is the best student in her class. Cherry Practice e.g. big  bigger  the biggest fat  fatter  the fattest 1 hot  2 long  3 nice  4 heavy  5 strong  6 hungry  hotter  the hottest longer  the longest nicer  the nicest heavier  the heaviest stronger  the strongest hungrier  the hungriest 7 bad  8 good  9 enjoyable  10 exciting  11 noisy  12 beautiful  worse  the worst better  the best more enjoyable  the most enjoyable more exciting  the most exciting noisier  the noisiest more beautiful  the most beautiful Practice I visited some interesting places. The Golden Gate Bridge was more interesting than Mount Fuji. The Temple of Dawn was the most interesting. Moun