ADJECTIVE ACTIVITY IDEAS

Adjectives are part of everyone's daily life and, therefore, we decided to select some activities about the adjective. Teachers can take each of the tips and apply them in the classroom or as homework, which is also very important. Enjoy and have a good class!

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Termination in -eza: abstract noun derived from adjective: beautiful- beauty

1) Now complete the sentences below with the noun that derives from the adjective indicated in parentheses.

a) Maria couldn't hide her _______when reading the farewell letter. (sad)

b) It was so cold that everyone was feeling _______.(soft)

c) The doctor said that the girl's _______ could be a sign of anemia. (weak)

d) _______ generates _______.(kind)

e) The girl's biggest _______ was her porcelain doll. (rich)

f) I didn't finish the _______ my mother asked me to do in the room.(clean)

g) Perla had an infinite _______.(delicate)

h) “You are beautiful, you are strong, fearless colossus,/and your future mirrors that _______”. (rich)

i) Peter, don't confuse _______ with trickery. (clever)

k) I want to have the _______ that you won't be late again.(right)

l) It's no use coming with this _______ girl. (angry)

m) Many people live below the _______ level in Brazil.(poor)

n) Man has an inner _______. ( great)

2) Note: Termination in -es: addition of -a for feminine. Japanese – Japanese.

After observing the above information, complete the sentences below:

a) The one who lives and works in the field is the _______ and the woman is the __________.

b) _______ is currently one of the most widely spoken languages ​​in the world.

c) Every prince has his _______.

d) The wife of the marquis is _________.

e) The man who lives in China is _______ and the woman is ________.

3) Circle in the lyrics of the poem “Amazing Thought” all the adjectives you find.

surprising thought

When I was born, I was Black;

when I grew up I was Black;

when i get sun i turn black

When I feel cold, I remain Black;

When I'm scared, I'm also Black;

When I'm sick, Black:

And when I die, I will remain Black!

And, you, dear White;

When you are born, you are Rose;

When you grow up, you are White;

When you're in the sun, you turn Red;

When you feel cold, you turn Purple;

When you get scared you turn Yellow;

When it's sick it turns Green;

When you die, you will turn Gray.

And you come call me Man of Color!!!

To read and reread-Instituto Alfa e Beto, 2007, page 16- Written by an African child.