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Basic adjectives
I can describe things.
1. 🎧1.08 Read the text. Match the words in blue with their opposites in the box. Then listen and check.
| unpopular bad new cheap horrible boring fast big |
Send us your photos! What have you got ...
... in your pocket?
I've got money, a pen, my ID card for school (that photo isn't very nice!) and my mobile phone. It's old and slow now and it hasn't got a good camera. I want a new mobile, but they're expensive. 
(Paul)
... on your desk?
I've got books, one or two old video games, and these mini speakers. They're small, but they're really good. 
And I've got a photo of my cousins in Australia. They've got a pet parrot. His name's Sinbad and he's really popular with my cousins' friends. We haven't got a pet. (Ben)
... in your bag?
I've got my books for school, my mobile and I've got this present for my dad. He hasn't got this book. It's about cooking and it's very interesting (if you like cooking!). (Maria)
2. Read the text again and choose the correct answers.
1. Has Paul's mobile got a good camera?
a. Yes, it has. b. No, it hasn't.
2 Have Ben's cousins got a parrot?
a. Yes, they have. b. No, they haven't.
3. Has Maria got a present for her dad?
a. Yes, she has. b. No, she hasn't.
3. Study the Key Phrases. Write eight sentences about the things in the table. Use your ideas and the Key Phrases.
Mexico City is a really big place.
| TV programme | Place | Person | Game or film |
| popular boring good | big horrible old | nice popular interesting | expensive fast new |
KEY PHRASES
Adverbs of degree
It isn't very expensive. €20
It's quite expensive. €120
It's very expensive. €300
It's really expensive. €600
4. 
USE IT! Work in pairs. Compare your sentences in exercise 3.
Mexico City is a really big place.
My city is really old.
