【正文】 easily。 romantically9. Now write the parative and superlative forms of the adverbs. fast。 well。 easy。2. Exercises : Fill in the gaps with words from the list. Make any changes necessary.angry | careful | deep | easy | fast | good | happy | hard | quick1. John was not happy when his mother made an appointment for him. He looked at her angrily.2. When John ate some ice cream the toothache came back fast.3. Dentists work hard to help people.4. John put down the phone happily when the dentist said he could e at once.5. He ate his food carefully when he came back from the doctor but he found that there was no problem and he could eat his food easily.6. That night John cleaned his teeth well because he didn’t want another toothache.7. He went to sleep quickly and slept deeply all night. Directions: Use the adjective in brackets to plete these sentences.1. Men drive more dangerously (dangerous) than women. 2. Toothache hurts worse (bad) than a headache. 3. The Chinese work harder (hard) than the British. 4. Young children play more happily (happy) than teenagers. 5. If you walk more slowly (slow), you will stop pletely. 6. If prices went up any higher (high), no one will be able to afford to live in the area. 7. In his later years he worked more cleverly(clever) than when he was young and inexperienced. 8. I work better (good) when I am under time pressure.3. Project TreesDirections: Work with a partner. Interview each other about your family. Give your partner photos of your family members and your partner can now make a family tree for you. in groups of 4–5 students. Each of you writes down his/her five top excuses for not going to the dentist. Make a list of your group’s excuses.2. Now join another group (you are now 8–10 people) and add any excuses they have but you do not.3. Again join with another group (you are now 16–20 people) and plete your list.4. Display your list and decide in class which is the best excuse. Directions: Try to answer these questions without looking at your book.1. When did the OneChild Policy start in China?During the 1970s2. Why can parents save money with the OneChild Policy?One child costs much less than two or three children.3. In which country does Nadya Suleyman live? In the United States4. What is the name of the place where a doctor works (not hospital)?A doctor works in a surgery5. John’s mother made two appointments. What were they and who were they for?She make an appointment for John at the dentist’s and for John’s father at the hairdresser’s6. What sport does John do? He plays football.7. Give two phrases to start a sentence when you want to apologise for something.I’m sorry that8. Make adverbs from the following words: fast。8b He hardly ever smiles. 他很少有笑容。 She laughed prettily. 她的笑聲很迷人。6b Have you seen Tom lately? 你近來見過湯姆嗎？7a It’s pretty late. 很晚了。 Watch that man closely. 密切注意那個人。5a He lives close to the school. 他住在學校附近。4a I like swimming most. 我最喜歡游泳。3b He loses his temper very easily. 他很容易發(fā)脾氣。2a Can you speak slower/more slowly? 你說得慢點行嗎？2b He found that life moved slowly in the countryside. 他發(fā)現(xiàn)鄉(xiāng)村生活節(jié)奏慢。略舉數(shù)例如下：1a Come quick/quickly. 快來。 He works best in the mornings. 他上午工作效果最佳。 John drives (the) most carefully of all. 約翰（在三人中）開車最小心。 John drives more carefully than Tom. 約翰開車比湯姆小心。 John drives as carefully as Tom. 約翰開車與湯姆一樣小心。說明如下：1. 單音節(jié)副詞，通常用er/est形式 slow 慢 / slower / slowest hard 努力 / harder / hardest2. 以ly結尾的副詞，用more/most形式 easily 容易 / more easily / most easily carefully 小心地 / more carefully / most carefully3. 副詞well/badly/much/little/far用不規(guī)則形式 well 好 / better / best badly 壞 / worse / worst much（程度上）多 / more / most little（程度上）少 / less / least far 遠 / farther / farthest注意某些ly副詞的拼寫形式，如：polite 有禮貌 / politely true 真實 / trulyeasy 容易 / easily sly 狡詐 / slylysimple 簡單 / simply dull 乏味 / dullybasic 基本 / basically public 公開 / publicly二、副詞的比較結構把上述三種語法形式用來對人或物進行比較，就形成比較結構。原級就是原形。 I had an appointment at the dentist’s but, before I could go, he phoned and cancelled.216。 My little sister hid my father’s car keys and then forgot where she had hidden them. 216。 A dog stole on my books at the bus stop and I had to run after it to get my books back.216。 My cat was lonely.216。 No, really, I was here all morning. I was just hiding under my invisible jacket.216。 Jack asks you to go out for dinner but you decline because you have to prepare for an exam.Language for making appointments:I’d like toI need toI want toIs it possible toCan IMay Ibook / make anappointmentto seewiththe doctor,a dentist,my English teacher,the school principal,the boss,please (?)ABWhat seems to be the problem?What is the problem?What is it about?I havetoothache.a headache.a problem with the next English test.to take a day off school next Wednesday.a job interview.a letter asking me to e for a job interview.I’m afraidUnfortun atelyI’m sorry, butI have toI mustcancelpostponemy appointmenton …with …for …because … Lesson 4Unit 2. Places1. Have a Review for Lesson 31 Language for making appointments:I’d like toI need toI want toIs it possible toCan IMay Ibook / make anappointmentto seewiththe doctor,a dentist,my English teacher,the school principal,the boss,please (?)ABWhat seems to be the problem?What is the problem?What is it about?I havetoothache.a headache.a problem with the next English test.to take a