[00:00.00]LESSON  FIVE
[00:36.81]beautiful          powerful
[00:43.36]elegant           practical
[00:49.89]popular
[00:53.13]The next adjectives you hear are all stressed on the second syllable.
[00:59.48]exciting          expensive
[01:09.22]convenient
[01:12.67]Let's use these adjectives with the superlative form the most.
[01:20.93]the most beautiful
[01:26.49]the most powerful
[01:30.25]the most elegant
[01:34.01]the most practical
[01:37.78]the most popular
[01:41.62]the most exciting
[01:45.38]the most expensive
[01:49.24]the most convenient
[01:53.37]Now let's use these words to talk about different things that we think are"
[02:01.10]the most... in town."
[02:05.96]For example,I say,"That's a beautiful house.
[02:12.34]And you say,"Yes,it's the most beautiful house in town."
[02:19.60]I say :"That's a powerful sports car."
[02:25.06]And you say,"Yes,it's the most powerful sports car in town."
[02:32.42]Ready?Begin,That's a beautiful house.
[02:39.79]Yes,it's the most beautiful house in town.
[02:45.15]That's a powerful sports car.
[02:49.51]Yes,it's the most powerful sports car in town.
[02:56.07]That's an elegant store.
[03:00.51]Yes,it's the most elegant store in town.
[03:05.97]That's an exciting job.
[03:10.22]Yes,it's the most exciting job in town.
[03:16.28]That's a convenient location.
[03:20.93]Yes,it's the most convenient location in town.
[03:26.89]You know that shorter adjectives like big and cheap
[03:33.13]form their superlatives by adding-est at the end:
[03:40.58]the biggest,the cheapest.the tallest the smallest.
[03:49.12]So we can say,"He's the smartest boy in the class."We can also say,"
[03:58.26]He's the most intelligent boy in the class."
[04:04.04]Let's repeat each of those sentences.
[04:08.58]He's the smartest boy in the class.
[04:13.26]He's the most intelligent boy in the class.
[04:19.03]Listen to this talk about three houses:a small house.
[04:25.87]a larger house,and a very big house.
[04:32.54]Notice the adjectives.Do they have-est at the end,
[04:40.29]like smartest or do they use the most in front,
[04:46.85]like the most intelligent?
[04:51.21]The small house is the most inexpensive of the three.
[04:58.66]It's the smallest of course.but also the most practical to buy.
[05:06.60]The larger house is the most convenient.
[05:11.85]You can walk downtown in the shortest time.
[05:17.73]It's also the most comfortable.
[05:22.69]The biggest house is the most expensive.
[05:28.25]It's also the elegant.
[05:33.01]It's in the safest neighborhood.
[05:37.27]It's not the most popular because it isn't as economical as the other two.
[05:45.03]But it is the most beautiful.
[05:50.67]Now repeat each sentence after you listen to it again.
[05:56.83]The small house is the most inexpensive of he three.
[06:03.60]It's the smallest,of course,but also the most practical to buy.
[06:14.65]The larger house is the most convenient.
[06:20.21]You can walk downtown in the shortest time.
[06:26.09]It's also the most comfortable.
[06:31.24]The bigest house is hte most exensive.
[06:36.88]It's also the most elegant.
[06:41.74]It's in the safest neighborhood.
[06:46.28]It's not the most popular.
[06:50.83]because it isn't as economical as the other two.
[06:56.89]But it is the most beautiful.
[07:01.85]Now let's see if you know which adjectives take-est at the end
[07:08.62]and which use the  most in front.
[07:14.08]You be the car dealer,talking about the new cars in your lot.
[07:21.05]When I say,"Is this car..."
[07:26.09]then a long adjective,like popular,you say,
[07:32.75]"This car is the most popular on our lot."
[07:38.11]Of course if I use a short adjective,like nice,you say,
[07:45.55]This car is the nicest on our lot"
[07:50.99]Ready?Let's begin,Is this car popular?
[07:58.35]This car is the most popular on our lot.
[08:03.32]Is this car nice?
[08:07.08]This car is the nicest on our lot. 
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