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Extension Exercises
Index
| Chapter 2 - Adjectives | Possible
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Course materials
Choose a coursebook
for each of two different levels or for different age groups. Consider
how much attention is paid to adjectives in each. You may find the following
checklist of points useful.
- Are words taught
in groups according to meaning? (For example, the book might teach adjectives
to describe aspects of personality such as cheerful, sentimental, strong-willed
or food such as tasty, delicious, salty, spicy.)
- Are adjectives
taught with their opposites (for example, hot/cold)?
- Are distinctions
made between words with similar meaning (for example, classic/classical)?
- Is attention paid
systematically to suffixes and prefixes?
- Is attention paid
to comparative and superlative forms?
- Is attention paid
to word order in groups of adjectives?
- Is attention paid
to whether adjectives are gradable or ungradeable?
- Is attention paid
to ways of intensifying adjectives?
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