Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 8:30
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Parking passes
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Return paras
Discuss format, punc, sentence examples
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“Correction Codes”
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Preview of sentence types: simple, compound,
complex, compound-complex
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Begin sentence types- simple
Practice simple
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“Black History Month”
Read
aloud, vocab
Thursday
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Continue simple
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Finish “Black History Month”
Choose vocab
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Explain format of quizzes
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HW Read “Viola
Desmond”
Friday
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Quiz#1- simple sentences
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“Viola Desmond”
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Begin compound sentences
Yesterday’s paragraph – intro partner
-paragraph – 150-200 words
- doublespace
-write in pen
- write between margins
- name, class top right hand corner
- one block of writing
-indent the first word (width of thumb, TAB key
common errors
- vf verb form
“He has been live in Canada for two years.” vf
FIX “He has been
living in Canada for two years.” present perfect progressive
“He has lived in Canada for
two years.” present perfect
- agr subject verb agreement
“She have a big family.” agr
FIX “She has a big family.”
“He enjoy cooking.” agr
FIX “He enjoys cooking.”
ADVICE: Focus on subject verb agreement.
- CS comma splice
Majid comes from Egypt, he lives in Vancouver with
his family. CS
FIX Majid comes from Egypt, and he lives in Vancouver
with his family.
Majid comes from Egypt. He lives in Vancouver with
his family.
Majid comes from Egypt; he lives in Vancouver with
his family.
Majid comes from Egypt; presently, he lives in
Vancouver with his family.
“Correction Codes”
-art – article a/an/the
-awk- awkward phrasing – translation
-cap- capital- proper nouns, “I”
-cs
-frag- In her home country, not every can go to school. Only
rich people. SV
-prep – all idiomatic-
** phrasal verbs – one of the best things that you can learn
verb + prep
talk to
talk with
talk about
talk up
talk down to
look at
look to
look after
We’ll talk about these later. Look them up. Start to review
them. Phrasal verbs are the heart of English.
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-pron
-punc
-rep
-ro run-on -two sentences stuck together “Mohamed is from
Iran he lives in Canada now.
*Divide. Divide your writing into sentences.
-sp
-agr
-trans “It is cloudy; however, we are going to the beach.”
“It is cloudy; nevertheless, we are going to the beach.”
-vt verb tense – “I play at my grandparent’s farm
when I am a kid.”
“I played at my
grandparent’s farm when I was a kid.”
“Nasrin played with her dolls when she was little.”
“Mei didn’t play with her sister today.”
“Joe plays piano in his home for his family.”
-vf verb form
-wf word form “She is a work hard person.”
“She is a hardworking person.”
“She is a hardworker.”
-wo - word order “This is a pen blue.”
“This is a blue pen.”
-ww- “I very like learning English.”
“I really like learning English.”
“I like learning English very much.”
-# number “She eats two apple a day.”
“She eats two apples a day.”
“She eats one/an apple a day.”
-? Meaning? Not sure what you mean. Try it a different way.
She was very lucky for having a chance to move to Canada.
RW
FIX She was very lucky to have a chance to move to Canada.
FIX She was very lucky because/that she had a chance to
move to Canada. adverb clause
He is easy to learn English. vf
FIX It is easy for him to learn English.
He can learn English easily. UNUSUAL SOUNDING
It is not easy for me.
Driving in the snow is not easy for me.
English is easy for him.
Talking to people is uncomfortable for Mei because she is
shy/anxious/introverted.
shy – afraid of social judgement
introverted- interacting with people drains your battery
extraverted – interacting with peopl charges your battery
ambiverted- mix of both
social phobia- strong fear of being around people, agoraphobia
phobia – irrational fear
claustophobia – fear of enclosed spaces
musophibia- fear of mice
arachnophobia – fear of spiders
germophobia – fear of germs, bacteria
https://www.verywellmind.com/list-of-phobias-2795453
crazy – good mental health, personality disorders-
need help
“Black History Month”
Small group(4-5) talking:
A.
Warm-Up Questions
B.
Vocabulary Preview
Continue tomorrow
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