ADJETIVES

Adjective	Opposite
alive	dead
ancient	modern
attractive	repulsive
backward	forward
bad	good
beautiful	ugly
big	small
blunt	sharp
boring	interesting
bright	dark
broad	narrow
calm (person)	frantic
calm (weather)	stormy
clean	dirty
clever	stupid
closed	open
clumsy	graceful
cold	hot
cool	warm
cruel	kind
dangerous	safe
dark	bright
dead	alive
deep	shallow
difficult	easy
dirty	clean
dry	wet
dull	shiny
early	late
easy	difficult
fake	real
fancy	plain
fast	slow
fat (people)	thin
fierce	gentle
forward	backward
frantic	calm
fresh	stale
gentle	fierce
good	bad
graceful	clumsy
guilty	innocent
happy	sad
hard	soft
heavy	light
high	low
hot	cold
ill	well
innocent	guilty
kind	cruel
late	early
left	right
light	heavy
long	short
loose	tight
loud	soft
low	high
mad	sane
modern	ancient
narrow	wide
new	old
noisy	quiet
normal	strange
old (people)	young
old (things)	new
open	closed
outgoing	shy
plain	fancy
poor	rich
quiet	noisy
real	fake
repulsive	attractive
rich	poor
right (answer)	wrong
right (directions)	left
rough	smooth
safe	dangerous
sane	mad
shallow	deep
sharp	blunt
shiny	dull
short (things)	long
short (people)	tall
shy	outgoing
slow	fast
small	big
smooth	rough
soft (touch)	hard
soft (sound)	loud
sour	sweet
spotless	stained
stained	spotless
stale	fresh
stormy	calm
strange	normal
strong	weak
stupid	clever
sweet	sour
tall	short
tame	wild
terrible	wonderful
thick	thin
thin (people)	fat
thin (things)	thick
tight	loose
ugly	beautiful
warm	cool
weak	strong
well	ill
wet	dry
wide	narrow
wild	tame
wonderful	terrible
wrong	right
young	old

Wh- Questions 

*The must make their double bed slowly at university for a year.

1. How most they make their double be d at the university for a year?

*They made their double bed at university yesterday.

2. Where did they make their double 

*They are going to make their double bed sloely at university next year.
3. When are they going to make their double bed slowly at university?

*They have made their double bed slowly at university since 2000
4. Hoy long have they made double bed slowly at university?

*They make double bed slowly at university today.
5. What do they make at university today?
Which bed do they make at university today?

GLOSSARY

Husband

Roof


Engagemente

High-heeled

Blanket

Shouted


Frightened

	Affirmative	Negative	Interrogative	Short answer affirmative	Short answer-r negative
I	I build a house every year	I don’t build a house every year	Do you build a house every year?	Yes, I do	No, I don’t
You/ We/ They	We build a house every day	We don’t build a house every day	Do we build a house every day?	Yes, We do	No, We don’t
She/ He/ It	She builds a house today	She doesn’t build a house today	Does she build a house today?	Yes, she does	No, She doesn’t
SIMPLE PAST	SIMPLE PAST	SIMPLE PAST	SIMPLE PAST	SIMPLE PAST	SIMPLE PAST
I	I built a house yesterday	I didn’t a house yesterday	Did you build a house yesterday?	Yes, I did	No, I didn’t
She/ He/ It	He built a house yesterday	He didn’t build a house yesterday	Did he build a house yesterday?	Yes, he did	No he didn’t
They/ We/ It	They built a house yesterday	They didn’t build a house yesterday	Did they build a house yesterday?	Yes, they did	No, they didn’t
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	PRESENT PROGRESSIVE	PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
I	I am building a house now	I’m not building a house now	Am I building a house now?	Yes, I am	No, I am not
She/ He / It	She’s building a house now	She isn’t building a house now	Is she building a house now?	Yes, she is	No. she isn’t
They/ We/ You	They’re building a house now	They aren’t building a house now	Are they building a house now	Yes, They are	No, They aren’t

SUMMARY OF ISSUES
Time tenses.

Active voice/ Passive voice.
Modal verbs.

TIME TENSES.

ACTIVE VOICE / PASSIVE VOICE 

MODAL VERBS

can
should
could

must
might
may
EXAMPLE: Basketball can be played by her.
      

Wh - Questions

Wh- Questions 

Can never be answer.

Infotmation about a person.

Example:

Who is your father? Pedro 

Who is that person with the hat? Is my teacher

Who do you like best: Tom or Jerry? Jerry

Information about a thing or something general.

Example:

What is your bag? Ruler, book, note book....

what did you do yesterday? Homework, sleep, school...

What are they doing? The are working

Information about the time something happens.

Example:

When is your brother's birdthay? December 26

When are you doing finish your work? Im going to finish your work in the 9:00

When are we going home? at 6:30

Information about a place.

Example:

Where are you? In the school

where do you work? I work in the school

Where is the front door key? On the table