Vocabulary and Descriptions

Emotions and Traits

• Angry: The small girl is angry.
• Beautiful: The tree is very beautiful.
• Brave: The man is very brave.
• Coward: Look at the coward boy.
• Careful: The fat man is not careful. (Ouch!)
• Careless: I don't like this careless man.
• Clever: My friend is very clever.
• Cute: I have a cat; it is very cute.
• Dangerous: The lion is not cute; it is dangerous.
• Happy: The cute baby is very happy.
• Excited: The small girl is excited.
• Famous: The boy and the girl are famous.
• Friendly: My work friends are friendly.
• Lucky: The football player is lucky.
• Unlucky: The goalkeeper is very unlucky.
• Ugly: I don't like this ugly tree.
• Old: The old man is happy; I am young but my grandmother is old.

Summary of Key Points

• Emphasizes various emotions and characteristics using simple sentences.
• Utilizes repetitive structure to reinforce vocabulary understanding.
• Each trait or description is illustrated with a clear example.

Additional Notes

• The focus is on understanding adjectives and how they relate to nouns.
• The use of contrasting terms (e.g., lucky vs. unlucky, beautiful vs. ugly) helps in understanding the range of emotions and traits.