

You’ve got the look!
In this lesson, the student will learn and practice using adjectives and adverbs in the correct order. They will learn language connected to style, fashion, and clothing.
Introduction
In the introduction part, the student reads a paragraph and tries to identify adjectives and adverbs.
Grammar: adverbs and adjectives
First, the structure and the position of adjectives and adverbs are explained. Second, classification of adverbs (manner, degree, place, and frequency) and adjectives (descriptive, demonstrative, quantifying, and possessive) is introduced.
Grammar practice
The student puts their knowledge into practice by completing sentences with the correct adjectives/adverbs, rewriting sentences and placing adverbs in the correct position, putting adjectives and adverbs in the correct order, and converting adjectives into adverbs.
Reading: shopping for clothes
As a reading exercise, the student reads a message to a friend about shopping for clothes and then answers the questions based on the message. New adjectives are then extracted from the text for the student to match them with their meanings (e.g. ostentatious, contemporary, elegant, etc.).
Reading: fashion show
In another reading exercise, the student reads a paragraph about a fashion show, which contains vivid outfit descriptions. This is followed by a reading comprehension exercise.
Video: Recycling fashion
The student watches a video about a town in Italy which turns waste into clothes. Then, they answer questions based on the video.
Reading: fashion magazine
While reading a passage from a fashion magazine, the student completes it by inserting the correct adjectives (e.g. revealing, tailored, matched, etc.).
Word family
As the final exercise, the student fills in the table by forming adjectives based on adverbs and vice versa.

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