Key vocabulary
Which adjective pair correctly shows opposite meanings?
Apuntes
• Key Vocabulary: Places in Town Bank, bus stop, café, car park, cashpoint, chemist, cinema, clothes shop, deli, park, petrol station, restaurant, shoe shop, train station, supermarket. • Snacks and Drinks A cheese, chicken, or prawn roll; a cheese, chicken, or prawn salad; a cheese, chicken, or prawn sandwich; a coffee; an orange juice; a piece of chocolate cake; milk; a sparkling water; a tea. • Adjectives Bad – good Expensive – cheap Hot – cold Old – new Open – closed Slow – fast Small – big Fresh Free Nice • Price 50p = fifty pence 50¢ = fifty cents £2.99 = two pounds ninety-nine €5.25 = five euros twenty-five $9.49 = nine dollars forty-nine --- **GRAMMAR: Possessive 's (singular and plural)** We use ‘s and s’ to show possession. **Singular (‘s):** - Is it Dong’s restaurant? - What are Keira’s favourite films? - It’s my family’s holiday home. **Plural (s’):** - These are my parents’ books. - It’s my friends’ party. - Where is that girl’s mother? **Remember!** Sometimes ‘s’ = is: - Eric’s my friend. - That’s a great restaurant. **Position of adjectives:** Adjectives can come 1) after the verb or 2) before a noun. **1. ...
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