Good
morning, everyone.
We
will get started at 11:45.
Wednesday – Hump
Day
hump – a big bump,
like a speed bump
middle of the week,
feel low energy – long day Wednesday
feels like a long day.
Today’s Agenda
·
Continue verb tense- simple present and present
continuous
Your
examples from homework
·
“Verbs Followed by Gerunds and Infinitives”
·
Choose vocabulary for Quiz#2
·
Listening work
Thursday
·
Quiz#2- 6 sentences - simple present and present
continuous
·
Facts and Figures “Why Do People Laugh?”
·
Verbs with infinitives and gerunds, your
examples from homework
These are
some of the sentences that you sent me for homework.
verb tenses: simple
present and present progressive
simple
present – always, usually
present progressive
– happening right now
1.
Joy safe his neighbor's dog.
Joy saves his neighbor's dog.
safe(adj) The new car
is safe.
2.
The mouse is chewing the rope.
3.
Afghan people usually drink green
tea.
4.
My mother is cutting the meat.
5.
I buy the meat every week.
6.
I'm buying the meat right now.
7.
He knocks on the door before coming in.
8.
I'm fixing my nails at the moment.
9.
Somebody is knocking on the window.
10.
Martha drives a car very safety.
11.
Martha is driving her car very safety.
12.
My sister drinks tea every day.
13.
My sister is drinking tea now.
14.
She is only/just eating rice.
She is eating only rice.
15.
She only likes to eat rice in the
afternoon.
16.
My dog likes to chew my shoes.
17.
My dog is chewing on my shoes right now.
18.
Your dog is handsome and intelligent.
FACT/TRUTH Dora is 26 years old.
Vancouver
is in BC.
19.
My wife, my daughters and I go to school
everyday.
20.
I send and pickup children everyday. SVV
21.
I drink tea every day.
22.
I am drinking tea.
23.
She eats hot dogs.
24.
She is eating a hot dog.
25.
My dad is fixing the car.
26.
They fix the car. He fixes cars.
27.
I
am sending a gift to my mother right now.
28.
I
send the total sell to my Owner every night.
MEANING?
I send the sales total to my boss every night.
29.
This
game is usually safe.
30.
I
always have (a) tea in the morning.
I
want to grab a coffee. Let’s grab some coffee. I want to have a cup of coffee.
She grabbed a quick coffee.
IDIOM
grab – buy quickly, get quickly
31.
The
soup is hot yet.
The
soup is still hot.
32.
They
are pushing the car.
33.
She
is chewing gum at the moment.
34.
I
am eating a sandwich.
35.
He
is knocking on the door right now.
36.
Mechanic
fixes my car now.
The
mechanic fixing my car now. XXX
The
mechanic is fixing my car now.
The
mechanic fixed my car yesterday. SIMPLE PAST
The
mechanic will fix my car tomorrow. SIMPLE FUTURE
37.
Vegetarians
do not eat meat.
Vegans do not eat
any animal products at all.
Good job! Well done!
Awesome!
Give yourself a
pat on the back.
Tomorrow –
Quiz#2
simple present
and present progressive
Let’s choose 10
vocabulary words for the quiz. I will use six of them for the quiz.
1.
show (verb, noun)
2.
travel (verb, noun)
3.
smell (verb, noun)
4.
describe (verb)
5.
live (verb)
6.
warm (adjective)
7.
ice (noun)
8.
stay (verb)
9.
alert (adjective)
10.
large (adjective)
EXAMPLE
Write a sentence
for each.
1.
large simple
present
The
bee is very large.
2.
smell
present progressive
The
flower smells good.
The
dog is always smelling trees.
We will do our
quiz first thing tomorrow. We will do it at the beginning of class tomorrow.
IDIOM first thing Every morning, the first thing I do is check
my phone.
Verbs Followed
by Infinitves or Gerunds
Types of verbs:
infinitive- “to
go” “to eat” “to sleep”
gerund- “ing”
noun going eating
sleeping
CHOICE
Jun likes to go
to the mall.
Jun likes going
to the mall.
Jun likes to going
to the mall. XXX
She likes to
walk her dog. She likes walking her dog.
I don’t like taking
the bus everyday. I don’t like to take the bus everyday.
Exercises to
try in class and for homework.
1.start, move
The teacher
started to move the books.
Mohammad started
moving his car.
Mei started
moving to a new apartment.
2.begin play
You began to
play soccer when you were 12 years old.
You began playing
soccer when you were 12.
You started playing
volleyball/guitar/piano/erhu when you were 17.
My daughter
started playing piano when she was 6 years old.
I started studying
English five years ago.
IDIOM can’t stand-
really dislike, almost hate, not as strong as ‘hate’
I can’t stand
being late. I can’t stand to be late.
7. can’t stand talk I
can’t stand talking to rude people.
Email a few of
your sentences to me tonight. ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
I will
recording who does their homework.
SHEC – South Hill
Education Centre
Listening Exercise
vertical – up and
down
horizontal-
side to side
diagonal- 45 degrees
hands on hips
Mr. Skinny
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