Simple Adjective Questions
A LESSON PLAN FOR ENGLISH LANGUAGE TEACHERS
Basic adjectives speaking
Lesson Plan Content:
Basic adjectives discussion questions
Take turns asking each other interesting questions from below.
- Does bad coffee make you angry?
- Which famous actresses are beautiful? Why do you think that?
- Do you have a big family?
- Is having a clean toilet in your house important?
- What temperature is really cold?
- Are you cold now? Are you hot? Why/ why not?
- What kinds of housework are difficult?
- What things in your house are dirty now?
- What computer programs are easy to use?
- Is anything in your bag expensive?
- Is this English course expensive, do you think?
- Which famous people are good people? Which are bad? Why do you think that?
- Which foods are good for your health? Which foods are bad?
- Are you happy? Why/ why not?
- Do you like hot weather?
- What times are you usually hungry?
- What electric things are important to you?
- Was your journey here long?
- What ages are old? What ages are young?
- What orange things do you have?
- What purple things do you like?
- Do you like red cars? Why/ why not?
- How much money is rich?
- How many centimetres is tall?
- When are you usually tired?
- Which buildings are ugly?
- Do you sometimes go out with wet hair? Why/ why not?
Ask about any questions which you can’t understand, couldn’t answer, etc, working together to answer them.
Which words above are opposites?
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Without looking above, ask your partner questions using these adjectives. They can be questions that you remember from the last activity, or your own questions.
bad beautiful big clean
cold difficult dirty easy
good happy hot hungry
important long old
red/ yellow/ green/ blue/ purple/ brown/ black/ white/ orange
rich tall thin tired
ugly wet young
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