[00:00.00]Welcome to Lesson Five.
[00:-1.00]Listen to this conversation about the reviews of "Murder at Midnight."
[00:-2.00]This one's my favorite"'Murder at Midnight' is photographed beautifully."
[00:-3.00]Or this:"Of the three new shows this season,
[00:-4.00]'Murder at Midnight' is the most skillfully directed."
[00:-5.00]When Jeff sees these great reviews,he'll cheer up.
[00:-6.00]Yeah.Listen,"Jeff Bennett moves smoothly into his first big role."
[00:-7.00]I think Jeff will like this one:
[00:-8.00]"Jeff Bennett plays the young reporter more convincingly than anyone on television.
[00:-9.00]Mary Beth,you must be thrilled too.
[00:10.00]Oh,I am.I'm going to frame this one:
[00:11.00]"Mary Beth Adams plays the female lead as intelligently as anyone since..."
[00:12.00]Well,you get the idea.
[00:13.00]Now let's make some sentences in the past tense using adverbs.
[00:14.00]I say,"Her performance was convincing."
[00:15.00]And you say... she performed convincingly.
[00:16.00]I say,"Her acting was skillful."
[00:17.00]And you say....  She acted skillfully.
[00:18.00]Ready? Her performance was convincing.
[00:19.00]She performed convincingly.
[00:20.00]Her acting was skillful.  She acted skillfully.
[00:21.00]His direction was sensitive. He directed sensitively.
[00:22.00]His behavior was mysterious. He behaved mysterious.
[00:23.00]Their work was professional. They worked professionally.
[00:24.00]Her writing was intelligent.  She wrote intelligently.
[00:25.00]His management was efficient. He managed efficiently.
[00:26.00]Their driving was careful.  They drove carefully.
[00:27.00]Dick and Betty are brother and sister.
[00:28.00]Dick thinks he's better than Betty,but he isn't.
[00:29.00]They're both good at everything.
[00:30.00]I say,"He swims well."  And you say... She swims as well as he does.
[00:31.00]I say,"he writes well." And you say... She writes as well as he does.
[00:32.00]Ready? Lets begin. He swims well.  She swims as well as he does.
[00:33.00]He writes well. She writes as well as he does.
[00:34.00]He plays the piano well.  She plays the piano as well as he does.
[00:35.00]He cooks well. she cooks as well as he does.
[00:36.00]He sings well.  She sings as well as he does.
[00:37.00]He sails well.  She sails as well as he does.
[00:38.00]He gets along with people well.She gets along with people as well as he does.
[00:39.00]He speaks Spanish well. She speaks Spanish as well as he does.
[00:40.00]He dresses well. She dresses as well as he does.
[00:41.00]He drives well.  She drives as well as he does.
[00:42.00]He behaves well.  She behaves as well as he does.
[00:43.00]Now let's make some sentences.
[00:44.00]The stamford Gazette is looking for a writer.
[00:45.00]Janet and Fred both want the job.
[00:46.00]The boss can't decide which one is better because they are both good.
[00:47.00]I say,"Janet writes convincingly,but so does Fred."
[00:48.00]And you say... He writes as convincingly as she does.
[00:49.00]I say,"Fred writes beautifully,but so does Janet."
[00:50.00]And you say... She writes as beautifully as he does.
[00:51.00]Ready? Let's go.
[00:52.00]Janet writes convincingly,but so does Fred.
[00:53.00]He writes as convincingly as she does.
[00:54.00]Fred writes beautifully,but so does Janet.
[00:55.00]He writes as beautifully as she does.
[00:56.00]Fred manages people sensitively,but so does Janet.
[00:57.00]She manages people as sensitively as he does.
[00:58.00]Janet behaves professionally,but so does Fred.
[00:59.00]He behaves as professionally as she does.
[-1:00.00]Fred works efficiently,but so does Janet.
[-1:-1.00]She works as efficiently as he does.
[-1:-2.00]Janet interviews people skillfully,but so does Fred.
[-1:-3.00]He interviews people as skillfully as she does.
[-1:-4.00]Fred listens carefully,but so does Janet.
[-1:-5.00]She listens as carefully as he does.
[-1:-6.00]Janet follow directions intelligently,but so does Fred.
[-1:-7.00]He follows directions as intelligently as she does.
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