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A. (🎧1-13) Listen and read. Then repeat the conversation and replace the words in blue.
B. Practice with a partner. Replace any words to make your own conversation.
1. lizard frog
This is my parrot. His name's Otto.
Wow! He's amazing! He's really beautiful!
Thanks!
2. beautiful small
He's very colorful.
Yes, he is.
3. quiet friendly
Is he noisy?
Yes, he is. He's very noisy!
4. scary noisy
And he's really big! Argh!
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| DESCRIBING ANIMALS-ADJECTIVES AND COMPARATIVES (P. 165) |
| Lizards are amazing. They're quiet. They're small. They're quieter than birds. They're smaller than dogs. Jaguars are big. Parrots are noisy. Tigers are beautiful. | They're bigger than lizards. They're noisier than monkeys. They're more beautiful than parrots. |
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What is a "teacher's pet"?
a. the teacher's computer
b. the teacher's favorite student
C. (🎧1-15) Listen. Circle the words you hear.
1. Frogs are (noisy / quiet).
2. Jaguars are (big / small).
3. Parrots are (ugly / beautiful).
4. Monkeys are (shy / friendly).
5. Lizards are (scary / beautiful).
D. Write questions about the animals in C. Then ask a partner to answer them.
1. monkeys / quieter /parrots ____Are monkeys quieter than parrots?___________
2. frogs / shier/ jaguars __________________________________________________________
3. jaguars / friendlier / parrots ___________________________________________________
4. parrots / quieter / jaguars _____________________________________________________
5. lizards/more beautiful/monkeys _______________________________________________
Are monkeys quieter than parrots?
Yes, they are.
E. Play a memory game. Work in a group. Use the photos in this unit to help you.
Tigers are big.
Tigers are big, and frogs are ugly.
Tigers are big. Frogs are ugly, and monkeys are noisy.
Marine iguana
