Page 48
Adjectives and adverbs
I can listen to someone describing photos, and understand the main ideas.
THINK! What photographs do you prefer: people, places or sport? Why?
Expert tips: How to take better photos
A. lt isn't (1) easy / brave to photograph wild animals because they are (2) slow / fast. You need to be very (3) happy / patient. Find a (4) comfortable / careful place and sit (5) badly / quietly.
B. Remember, it's (6) polite / rude to take photos of people you don't know. Most people will (7) happily / rudely say yes if you ask (8) politely / well for permission.
C. When people are doing sports, they don't move (9) slowly / patiently, so choose (10) carefully / bravely where you stand. For dangerous sports, the photographer needs to be (11) creative / slow and good at the sport, too.
D. Holiday photos are often (12) bad / slow, so if you want to take a (13) good / quiet photo, think (14) creatively / comfortably and choose unusual angles.
1. 🎧1.42 Read the texts and choose the correct words. Listen and check.
2. Complete the table with the adjectives and adverbs in exercise 1.
| Adjectives | Adverbs |
| bad | badly |
3. 🎧1.43 Listen to a photographer explaining how he took these photos. Put photos A-D in the order you hear.
4. 🎧1.43 Listen again and answer the questions.
1. What was the squirrel doing in photo A?
2. In photo B, why was the photographer in Asia?
3 In photo C, was the photographer skiing?
4. Where was the photographer in photo C?
5. In photo D, was the photographer standing in the boat?
Remember!
Adjectives Adverbs
fast fast
good well
5. 
USE IT! Work in pairs. Say how you can do the activities in the box. Use adverbs from exercise 2.
| learn vocabulary read sing speak to your teacher swim |
I can swim fast.
