03 Indefinite Pronouns & Adverbs

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1 03 Indefinite Pronouns & Adverbs

2 Vocabulary 1. In school, we can use computers in the computer. 2. I have a about ghosts. Do you want to listen? 3. Can you the lights? It s dark. 4. I need to call the airline and my flight tomorrow. tale turn on confirm lab

3 Dialogue Andrew: Eason: Andrew: Eason: Andrew: Eason: Andrew: Hey, Eason! What? Anything wrong? I think there s someone at the door. No way. There is no one in the lab. Every student knows the tale. What tale? Oh, you mean Yes. You should turn on the light. Eason: Hello! Is anyone there?

4 Grammar Indefinite Pronouns Singular nothing something anything every Singular no one someone anyone Examples It s nothing to do with you. There s something wrong with the TV. I m so hungry. I ll eat anything. She knows every student in the school. Examples There is no one in my room. There is someone at the door. Is anyone there?

5 Note Indefinite Pronouns We use Indefinite Pronouns to replace nouns without specifying which noun they replace. Example: 1. There is nothing on the Internet. 2. Do you want something to drink. 3. Does anyone want this cookie?

6 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns There is in the restaurant.

7 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns There is in the park.

8 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns We are reading on the computer.

9 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns I don t understand in the class.

10 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns in the world can stop me.

11 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns Does want vegetables?

12 Practice Describe the picture with indefinite pronouns has a camera.

13 Reading Fiona usually wakes up early in the morning. Her office is far from home. She usually walks to the office. It is really far. There is a lot of work waiting for her every day. She works very hard. She wants to finish all her work quickly and do it perfectly. Therefore, she needs enough sleep. She has to sleep well every night.

14 Grammar Adverb Adjective Adverb slow slowly quick quickly quiet quietly easy easily safe safely early far fast late hard Part of speech adj. adv. adj. adv. adj. adv. adj. adv. adj. adv. Example The early bird catches the worm. Tina arrives at work 10 minutes early every day. The restaurant is not far from here. We walk very far. Our computers are very fast. Helen drives too fast. We re having a late meeting. Linda goes to school late. It is a hard work. He works very hard.

15 Note Adverb We use adverbs to describe or give more information about verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Example: 1. She studies hard and does her homework perfectly. 2. Can you say it quietly? 3. Cindy and Brian live in a small house happily.

16 Practice Complete the sentences dangerous difficult fast close good smart 1. Is Karen a student? 2. Is Ray s house to the school? 3. Is your brother a runner? 4. Are you a worker? 5. Are they drivers? 6. Is your homework?

17 Evaluation Fill in the blanks nothing quickly sadly something quietly someone no one George feels bored because there is to do at home. George thinks he must do for fun. So, he tries to call to play basketball. But answers the phone. George looks at the window. George is not happy and wants to sleep. Later, he is having a dream.

18 Your Turn! Answer the questions Do you want something to eat now? Do you study hard in every English class? No one is going to travel to Japan this year, right? Does anyone want to have a test now? Someone in the class is going to sing, right? Do you have anything to say?

19 Summary Learning Objectives Indefinite Pronouns We use indefinite pronouns to replace nouns without specifying which noun they replace. Adverbs We use adverbs to describe or give more information about verbs, adjectives, or other adverbs. Vocabulary and phrases confirm, hard, lab, turn on, tale, dangerous, difficult, loud, perfectly, quietly, smart

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