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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 142 exercise 18 - Answer these questions with “so” or “such”.
- 1 I am such a good student that I always attend my class.
- 2 I walk so quickly that I often have to stop to wait for my friends.
- 3 I wanted a car so badly that I sold my house.
- 4 I ate such a huge amount of food at my friend’s wedding that I had a stomachache.
- (I ate so much food…)
- 5 The Himalayan Mountains are so high that no pilot wants to fly over them.
- 6 Yes, because on my first birthday I ate so many cakes and desserts.
- I don’t know. I was so young that I don’t remember anything.
- 7 He was such a tall person that I was surprised to see him.
- 8 The TOEFL test is so hard that you can’t take it without preparing first.
- 9 It was such a boring class that I couldn’t wait for it to end.
- It was so boring that I fell asleep.
- 10 Greg is so wonderful that every student likes him.
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- You are so good at organization that…
- You are such a good organizer that…
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- Comparatives
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- When we compare the intensity or degree of two different things, we use comparatives.
- You are better at organization than me.
- You are better than I am. - This is always correct.
- You are better than I. - Some people think this is more correct, but it sounds strange.
- You are better than me. - Some people think this is incorrect, but it’s how we speak.
- You are a better organizer than me.
- You organize better than I do.
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- as...as = these are the same, so to express that they aren’t, you need a negative
- I am not as good at organization as you.
- I am not as good an organizer as you.
- I don’t organize as well as you do.
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- “short” adjectives that take -er instead of “more” are one syllable, or two if the second syllable is small enough, such as -y or -le
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- p. 171 exercise 4 - Interview your partner to find this information about them.
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- Homework: Use this information to write comparative sentences (with intensifiers) about you and your partners.
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