初三复习 形容词、副词.ppt

Grammar Hospital Revision for adjectives and adverbs * Department of Spelling Case 1 He is so inpolite that nobody likes to work with him. impolite Diagnosis: Some adjectives can use prefixes to form opposites correct healthy honest kind pleasant polite incorrect unhealthy dishonest unkind unpleasant impolite Case 2 He possiblely will attend the meeting. Tell me truely what he said possibly truly Diagnosis: how to change adjectives into adverbs Adj.+ly. -le An exception: truly Adv. consonant +y y ly ily Case 3 It gets even fogger today. foggier Diagnosis: How to form comparative forms and superlative forms He did more badly than me worse 双音节和多音节词 辅音字母加y结尾 单个辅音字母结尾的重读闭音节,双写，-er,-est 不发音的e结尾,-r,-st 单音节词尾加-er,-est 最高级 比较级 原级 构成法 far little many/much old bad/ill/badly good/well 最高级 比较级 原级 Irregular adjectives and adverbs Treatment Centre 1.The company sends a _____(year) report out to the public every March. 2. Do you know how to cook ________(taste) and healthy food? 3. He is so ________(care) that he made so many mistakes. 4. Most of the answers are _______(correct). Please check your homework again. 5. The shoes are so _________(comfort) that I want to take them off at once. yearly tasty careless incorrect uncomfortable 6.The wheelchair is _________(特别) made for the people who can’t walk. 7. The woman lived _______(孤独) in the village. 8. Robots can work out the problem _____ _____ (easy) than us. specially alone more easily Department of Mixed Illness Case 1 We found Jim very interested after talking with him. They felt very pleasant. Diagnosis : surprised/surprising; interested/interesting; ?/?; ?/?; ?/?; interesting pleased The adjectives which end with“ing” always means “令人“; the adjectives which end with “ed” always means “感到”; Case 2 The patient opened his mouth widely to let the doctor check his teeth. The following words can be used as both adjectives and adverbs: fast, hard, ?, ?, ?, ?, late He worked hardly to catch up with others. hard wide Diagno