Good
morning,
Today’s agenda:
I will mute
everyone’s microphone. When you talk, unmute your mic.
If your mic
doesn’t work, you can type in the Chat.
‘doesn’t’ is
being underlined in blue by the grammar checker in Word.
Grammar
checkers are very tricky. They don’t work very well.
Be cautious
of using one.
1. Imperative sentences
2. Recipe project
If you don’t have “Recipe”, email me and I will email it back to you. ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
3. Homework
See you at
11.
Imperative
sentences – simple sentence
very useful
, very commonly used
Imperative sentence
– give a command , give an order, tell somebody to do something
Come in.
Sit down.
Have a
cookie.
Come here.
Go to bed.
Clean your
room.
Be careful.
Watch out!
Look!
Shut up.
Turn on the
light. Turn on the light, please.
The Magic
Word - Please.
Open the
window. Please, open the window.
I’m fine,
thank you. – not imperative
What is an
example of an imperative sentence (command sentence) that you would use in your
everyday life?
Be on time. Don’t
be late.
Place the
forks on the table, please.
Move out of
my way.
Try your
best. Don’t worry!
Wash your dishes.
Wait for me.
pick up me
please XXX
Pick me up, please.
Please, take
off your shoes. PERFECT!
capital
comma period (fullstop)
! exclamation
point – shows emotion, high energy, maybe anger, excitement
Look.
Look! more
energetic
Watch out!
There’s a bear behind you.
imperative
sentence – no subject
Watch out.
You watch out. implied subject
Please, you
take off your shoes. don’t write the subject
implied – We
know it is there, but we don’t say it.
Let’s try a
few on our own. Everybody, please write one imperative sentence from your own imagination
in the Chat box.
Don’t come
late again.
Watch your
step, please.
Please, turn
off the computer.
Please, be
quiet .
Hurry up. Close
the windows!
Pick up your
room.
Please, be
quiet.
Preheat the
oven.
Boil the
water.
Pick up your
tour book.
Please, join
us for dinner.
Let's go.
Brush your
teeth.
Be nice to
your friends.
After that, add
butter.
Turn the
music volume down.
Wait for me.
Wash your
hands. Wash your hands for at least 20 seconds.
Wash your
hands with soap and water for at least 20 seconds.
“Recipe”
Project
1. Think of a nice recipe from your
country or culture. It could a main dish, a dessert, a drink.
2. Write a short description of the dish.
Where does it come from? How old is it? What does it taste like? It is traditional?
Who likes to eat it? When do you eat it?
3. Create a list of the ingredients and the
amounts.
cup teaspoon tablespoon pinch
cc millilitres grams
4. Write out the steps in the process of
how to make the dish. Use imperative sentences.
5. (OPTIONAL) Offer a few alternatives
or substitutions. e.g. vegetarian option
lasagna –
meat lasagna, vegetarian
VERBS FOR
COOKING- measure, cut, mix, stir, add, chop, clean, blend, boil, salt, season,
fry, bake, roast, pour, mince, beat, drain, preheat, cool, slice, dice
HOMEWORK – Create
your recipe, following the “Sample Recipe”. Email to me by tomorrow night.
I will
collect all of the recipes and share them with the whole class. We can learn
some new recipes.
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