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Engels, sentences - Coggle Diagram

- - - - rules
        
        1.If word has short vowel then double the last letter
        
        2.double vowles and consunant er and est
        
        3.When word ends in r st
        
        4.For words ending in y change it in i before adding er and est
        
        5,6.Words with more than two syllables we use more most and if word ends with ful we ad it
    - - A typist works in an office and types letters. A librarian is in charge of a library.
      - An artist paints or draws pictures. A lawyer defends or prosecutes people in court.
      - A tailor makes suits or clothes. A conductor collects fares on a train or a bus.
      - A jockey rides a horse in a race. A matron is in charge at a hospital.
      - A dentist does work on your teeth. A chauffeur drives a car for someone important.
      - A cobbler repairs shoes. A fruiterer is a person who owns a fruit shop.
      - A carpenter builds the wooden parts of a house. A miner digs for coal or other minerals.
      - A surgeon is a doctor who operates in hospitals. A saddler makes and repairs gear for horses.
      - A pharmacist prepares the medicine in a pharmacy. A mechanic repairs motor cars or other machines.
      - A clown makes people laugh at the circus. A locksmith repairs locks and makes keys
    - - 1 afford affordable can pay for
      - 2 courage courageous characterised by bravery
      - 3 hope hopeful having much faith
      - 4 sharp sharpest most pointed
      - 5 wood wooden made of wood
      - 6 poet poetic showing characteristics of a poet
      - 7 act actor a person who acts
      - 8 move movement act of moving
      - 9 help helpless unable to aid (help)
      - 10 fruit fruity having the essence of fruit
    - - angry – furious/mad active – energetic/busy tiny – small
      - drinks – beverages/refreshments correct – right little – miniature
      - try – attempt careful – cautious organised – neat
      - enough – sufficient happy – joyful tidy – clean
      - begin – start cheerful – delighted large – big
      - empty – vacant/hollow nice – kind giant – enormous
      - old – elderly/mature/ancient loving – caring laugh – giggle
      - ask – enquire/question/request see – observe/view round – circular
      - cheat – deceive inside – indoors/within/interior sleepy – drowsy
      - unwilling – reluctant most – maximum hide – conceal
      - A few more to remember!
      - disaster – catastrophe weird – peculiar priceless – precious
      - height – altitude correct – accurate leave – depart
      - nameless – anonymous join – connect/unite surround – encircle
    - - absent – present buy – sell narrow – wide
      - strength – weakness war – peace noise – silence
      - asleep – awake innocent – guilty blunt – sharp
      - deep – shallow pass – fail tame – wild
      - healthy – sick/unhealthy/ill allow – forbid love – hate
      - dangerous – safe above – below/beneath late – early
      - dwarf – giant lose – find/win/gain easy – difficult
      - rare – common simple – difficult follow – lead
      - friend – enemy include – exclude modern – old-fashioned
      - arrival – departure positive – negative victory – defeat
      - casual – formal proud – ashamed often – seldom
      - cheap – expensive absent – present old – young/new
      - interesting – boring smooth – rough
- - - - In 1998 my dad (ran) the Comrades. In 1998 my dad ran the Comrades.
        
        They (eat) at the restaurant last night. They ate at the restaurant last night.
        
        Last night Mark (walk) to the store. Last night Mark walked to the store.