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Global English 9 Unit 2 Revision

I. Vocabulary

- Please access to this link: https://quizlet.com/join/nKJv2smkr?i=1o8mnt&x=1bqt

- Revise all vocabulary for UNIT 2 (please go to Unit 2 only)

- Some keywords about health:

balanced diet, under-nourished, vegetarian, consume, obesity, calories, fast food, food waste, junk
food, disease, nutrition, healthy – health, poor – poverty, malnourished – malnutrition, ill – illness,
happy – happiness, annoyed – annoyance

- Some keywords about moods and feelings:

Practice 1:

For each question, circle the correct letter, A, B, or C.

Example:
0. I am feeling completely ………… after staying up all night.
A. exhausted B. energetic C. refreshed

a) It’s ………… inappropriate to use your phone during a test.


A. totally B. very C. fully
b) It’s ………… certain that the project will be delayed due to the weather.
A. absolutely B. totally C. highly
c) I watched an absolutely ………… documentary about space exploration.
A. fascinating B. interesting C. nice
d) People often think I’m ………… insane for running marathons in extreme conditions.
A. fully B. completely C. mostly
e) The mountain we hiked last weekend was absolutely ………… .
A. tall B. gigantic C. big

Practice 2:

II. Use of English


➢ Comparative of Adjectives and Adverbs

Comparative for adjective:

a/ Adjectives with one syllable: • Good ➔ better


1. Usually add “er“ • Bad ➔ worse

• Fast => faster • Far ➔ farther / further

2. Ending in –e: add “r”

• large => larger c/ Adjectives with two syllables and the


following endings:
3. Ending in a vowel + a consonant: double the
consonant, add “er” 1. Two syllables not ending in -y, -ow, -le, -er:
more + adjective
• big => bigger
• polite => more polite
b/ Irregular adjectives:
2. Some two-syllable adjectives, especially • narrow => narrower
ending in –y: y => i, add “er”
Adjectives with three syllables or more: more +
• hungry => hungrier adjective

3. Some two-syllable adjectives ending in –ow: • interesting => more interesting


add “er”
• comfortable => more comfortable

Comparative for adverb:

Practice

There are mistakes in the comparatives of adjectives and adverbs in each of the sentences below. Write
each sentence out correctly.

Example:

I can eat much quicklier than my brother.

→ I can eat much more quickly than my brother.

If you want to run faster, you should train more harder.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………

This exercise makes your heart beat quicklier than normal.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………

Eating junk food makes you feel more unhealthier over time.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………

You’ll recover more faster if you drink plenty of water.


………………………………………………………………………………………………………

It’s much lesser important to eat snacks than a balanced meal.

………………………………………………………………………………………………………

➢ Speculation about past events: Might have / Must have / Can’t have + V-ed/Past
Participle

Practice

Use can’t have, might have or must have + past participle to complete the second sentence so that it
has a similar meaning to the first sentence.

Example:
Ben’s unhappy so I’m sure he didn’t pass his exam.
→ Ben’s unhappy so he can’t have passed his exam.

• I’m sure Emma forgot her umbrella because she came home soaking wet.
Emma ……………………………………….. her umbrella because she came home soaking wet.
• Perhaps Tom missed the bus because he arrived late to school.
Tom ……………………………………….. the bus because he arrived late to school.
• I’m sure Anna didn’t sleep well last night because she looks really tired.
Anna ……………………………………….. well last night because she looks really tired.
• Perhaps the kids were playing outside earlier because there are toys in the garden.
The kids ……………………………………….. outside earlier because there are toys in the garden.
• I’m sure Jane didn’t hear the phone ring because she didn’t answer it.
Jane ……………………………………….. the phone ring because she didn’t answer it.

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