6B Chapter 6 Memories of school life 课件（新思维小学英语）

Memories of school life 6B 新思维小学英语 Chapter Six New words anxious enjoyable exciting happy interesting sad Superlatives - revision We use the superlatives when we are comparing three or more things. 2 kg 15 kg 7 kg pineapple watermelon melon The watermelon is the heaviest. Short adjectives Spelling rules Examples Usually + est slow  the slowest fast  the fastest tall  the tallest Ending in -e + st large  the largest nice  the nicest Ending in a consonant + y Ending in a vowel + a consonant –y  –i + est double the consonant + est hungry  the hungriest happy  the happiest funny  the funniest big  the biggest fat  the fattest fit  the fittest Superlatives – short adjectives Superlatives – long adjectives For adjectives that have more than two syllables, we put the most in front of the adjectives, e.g. the most beautiful the most interesting We also use the most with some adjectives with two syllables, e.g. the most careful the most sporty Revision sad interesting anxious happy enjoyable funny sporty exciting kind the saddest the most interesting the most anxious the happiest the most enjoyable the funniest the most sporty the most exciting the kindest Look at these children’s memory books. Click the correct adjectives. Mary’s time was when she received a trophy from the principal on Speech Day. Mary saddest most exciting Mary’s time was when she received a trophy from the principal on Speech Day. Mary saddest most exciting Steve’s time was when he came first in the 100m race. Steve most cheerful happiest Steve’s time was when he came first in the 100m race. Steve most cheerful happiest Alan’s time was when he gave a speech at the graduation ceremony. Alan most anxious most exciting A