英语人教版八年级上册Im more outgoing .pptVIP

Like about their best friends Molly Peter likes to do the same things. Mary What do Molly and Mary like about their best friends? Fill in the first column of the chart. 1c Lisa is a good listener. He is popular, and good at sports. 1d Listen again. How are Molly and Mary the same as and different from their best friends? Complete the rest of the chart in 1c. The same as their best friends Molly Mary They’re both tall. They are both (pretty) outgoing. They look similar. They’re both tall. They both have long, curly hair. Different from their best friends Molly Molly studies harder. Mary Lisa is quieter. She is quieter. Peter plays baseball better, and he speaks louder than Molly. Lisa is also smarter. Mary talks more, and she is more outgoing. Write the comparative forms of the following adjectives. Then use them to write five sentences about you and your friends. 2a popular ____________ funny ________ hard-working ___________________ quiet ________ serious _____________ friendly _________ smart _________ outgoing _____________ shy _______ more popular funnier more hard-working quieter more serious friendlier smarter more outgoing shyer ____________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________ My friend David is more hard-working then me, but I am funnier than him. My friend Lucy is smarter than me, but I am more outgoing than her. 2b Should friends be the same or different? Read about what these people think. Find the comparative words and phrases in the passages. quieter, more serious, harder, taller, more outgoing, (plays tennis) better, (getting) better, less hard-working, (get) better (grades), (help him) more, funnier, (feel) better… Read the passages quickly and match the person with the right ideas. Friends are like books —you don’t need a lot of them. It’s not necessary to be the same. My best friend is quite different from me. A true friend reaches for your hand and touc