Gradable and Non-Gradable Adjectives
somdn_product_pageThis gradable and non-gradable adjectives lesson teaches students how to correctly use modifiers and intensifiers such as a bit, quite, very, really, and absolutely. Learners are introduced to gradable adjectives (e.g. cold, tired) and non-gradable adjectives, including extreme adjectives (e.g. freezing, exhausted) and absolute adjectives (e.g. perfect, dead).
This lesson comes with:
Fillable Fields – This worksheet can be completed digitally or printed.
Teacher’s Copy – Includes detailed teacher’s notes and an answer key.
Student Version – Perfect for sharing via email for online lessons.
This is most suited to B1/B2– level.
1.5 hours + (depending on level).
What’s in the Lesson?
This adjective modifiers lesson includes:
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Clear grammar explanations with examples
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A guided presentation of intensifiers in English grammar
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Practice exercises to reinforce strong adjectives and their modifiers
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A revision section for review and consolidation
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A speaking task that encourages students to apply what they’ve learned in conversation
The lesson introduces:
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The rules for using gradable adjectives with modifiers like a bit, quite, very, really, and extremely
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The use of non-gradable adjectives, including absolute adjectives (e.g. dead, perfect) and extreme adjectives (e.g. boiling, furious)
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Common intensifiers like absolutely and really
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Examples in context to help students internalise patterns
It includes grammar explanations, presentation and practice of common extreme adjectives and various exercises to practise the use of gradable and non-gradable adjectives with modifiers. It concludes with a revision section and a speaking task.
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