Adjectives of Relationships - B1 Synonymsy

Adjectives of Relationships - B1 Synonyms

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How do you describe a friend, a relationship, or a social situation accurately? This activity sheet is the ideal tool to help your students enrich their vocabulary and speak about human relationships in a more nuanced way. Through a simple and engaging synonym matching game, they will discover new adjectives to express their ideas. Perfect for a warm-up or consolidation activity, this resource will give more depth to your students' output.

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Nível CEFR :B1

Tipo :Exercícios e Planilhas

Eixos culturais :Vida Cotidiana


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Guia Pedagógico

Objective & Resource Content

The objective is to enable students to **expand their lexicon** for describing social relationships and personality traits by identifying and acquiring **synonyms for common adjectives**.

The document is an exercise sheet consisting of a synonym matching activity. Students must connect pairs of adjectives with similar meanings, all related to the theme of relationships. The pairs to be reconstructed are, for example, *friendly/kind*, *lonely/alone*, or *related/connected*. This targeted vocabulary activity is essential for empowering students to discuss social and interpersonal topics, a key skill for the B1 level.


Suggested Lesson Flow

Before the Activity (~5 min): ACTIVATE VOCABULARY

  • Ask an open question to the class, such as: "**What makes a good friend?**" or "**How would you describe a very social person?**". Write the suggested adjectives on the board.

During the Activity (~5-10 min): CONNECT THE WORDS

  • Distribute the sheet. Students work individually or in pairs to connect the synonym pairs.

  • Lead a group correction. For each pair, have the words repeated and ask one or two students to use them in a simple sentence to check comprehension.

After the Activity (~10 min): ROLE-PLAY/APPLICATION

  • Propose a mini-scenario: "**Imagine a new student arrives in your class. Describe his/her personality.**" or "**Describe the relationship between two of your favorite characters from a series.**"

  • Students must produce a short description orally or in writing using at least three of the new adjectives from the sheet.

Adaptations

  • To Simplify: Do the first two pairs as a whole group. Allow students to use a dictionary if necessary.

  • To Extend: Ask students to find the **antonym** (the opposite) of each pair of adjectives. A debate can also be started on the slight nuances in meaning between the synonyms (e.g., "**lonely**" vs "**alone**").



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