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Good morning, everyone.
Later this week:
Test- paragraph on “Dead Man’s Path”
Quiz on noun clauses
Today’s agenda
·
Go over adj cl from homework– subject and
object pronouns
Choose vocab for the Q#4 V2 quiz
·
Continue “Dead Man’s Path”
·
Review paragraph format and structure
·
Continue noun clauses
Wednesday
·
Quiz#4- adjective clauses Version 2
·
Continue noun clauses
·
Thursday
·
Test- paragraph about ‘Dead Man’ Path”
Friday
Next week
-sentence combining
-First Nations
Final weeks
-parallelism
-presentation- individual spoken work
-essay writing
-optional replacement quizzes / tests
adjective
clauses- deeper level adj cl
two forms of
adj cl
-subject pronoun
Maris bought
glasses that have transitonal
lenses. subject pronoun
no choices to make
-object
pronoun
The glasses that Maris bought have transitional lenses. object pronoun
choices to make
OPTION 1 The glasses that
Maris bought have transitional
lenses.
OPTION 2 The glasses Maris bought have transitional lenses.
These options give you more breadth in your sentence writing.
breadth- scope, width, range
CONSIDER
The glasses have transitional lenses that Maris bought. seems
misplaces modifier
She bought contact lenses that are coloured blue. subject
pronoun
The contact lenses that she bought are coloured blue.
object pronoun
far-sighted, near-sighted, astigmatism
Here are some of your examples from homework:
1.
The architect Mario
works with is brilliant.
2.
Mary tutors who
need extra help in goo metry students. XXX
3.
I took a picture
of the rainbow that appeared in the sky.
4.
The man who I hired to paint my house finished the job in four
days.
5.
I miss seeing the old woman who used to sell flowers on that street
corner.
6.
Option: The man I
hired to paint my house finished the job in four days.
7.
I miss seeing the
old woman who used to sell flowers on that street corner. --> Subject
Pronoun
8.
The architect who
Mario works with is brilliant. --> Object Pronoun
9.
The architect Mario
works with is brilliant.
10.
The architect whom
Mario works with is brilliant.
11.
I took a picture
of the rainbow that appeared in the sky.
12.
Mario works with
the architect who is brilliant.
13.
I took a picture
of the rainbow that appeared in the sky.
14.
The student who
sits next to me is from China.
15.
I like the
composition that you wrote.
16.
I hired the men
to paint my house who finished the job in four days.
17.
The architect who
Mario works with him is brilliant. RW
The
architect who Mario works with him
is brilliant.
The
architect who Mario works with is brilliant.
18.
Mario work with
the architect who is brilliant.
19.
I took a picture
of the rainbow that apeared in the sky.
20.
The rainbow that
I took a picture of appeared in the sky.
21.
I hired the man
who finished the job in four days to paint my house (subject Pronoun)
22.
I miss seeing the
old woman who used to sell flowers on that street corner (Subject
Pronoun).
23.
The old woman who
I miss seeing her used to sell flowers on that street
corner. (Object Pronoun)
24.
Mary tutors
students who need extra help in geometry. (Subject Pronoun)
25.
The students who
Mary tutors need extra help in geometry. (Object Pronoun)
26.
I took a picture
of the rainbow that appeared in the sky. (Subject Pronoun)
27.
I hired the man
to paint my house who finished the job in four days.
28.
The old woman who
I miss seeing used to sell flowers on that street corner.
29.
The old woman I
miss seeing used to sell flowers on that street corner. ‘who’ omitted
30.
I miss seeing the
old woman who used to sell flowers on that street corner.
31.
Mario works with
an architect who is brilliant.
32.
The
architect who Mario works with is brillant.
33.
The
architect Mario works with is brillant.
34.
The chair Sally
inherited, which is antique, is from her grandmother.
35.
The old woman who
I miss seeing used to sell flowers on the street corner.
36.
Mary tutors
students who need extra help in geometry.
37.
I miss seeing the old woman that who
she used to sell flowers on that street corner.
38.
Mario who is a brilliant architect
works with him.
39.
Mary tutors students that they who /
that need extra help in geometry.
40.
I took a picture of the rainbow that it
appeared in the sky.
41.
The
brilliant architect who works with mario. XXX
42.
Mary
tutors students who need extra help in geometry.
43.
The man finished the job in four days whom I
hired to paint my house. misplaced modifier
The man whom I hired to paint my house finished the job in four days.
‘whom’ is very formal and not commonly used
Good start. Time to get to work.
I emailed you some extra material if you’re interested in
pursuing adjective clauses further.
Quiz4 Version 2- adjective clauses
who
that
which
Vocab to review
1.
magazine
2.
footpath
3.
ancestors
4.
priest
5.
imitate
6.
queen
7.
purpose
8.
standardize
9.
incredible
10.
enthusiasm
diviner – some one finds water using
magical powers
· “Dead
Man’s Path” module
· Big
question:
Does
a teacher from away have to respect the culture of the local students, even if
the teacher isn’t part of that culture?
Bigger
question
Does
a person in a position of authority who comes from a different culture have to
show respect for the local culture?
-story
about a headmaster
BIGGER-
metaphor for colonialism, one country colonizing another- taking over
Chinua
Achebe- African writer, Nigeria
novel
Things Fall Apart, Eng12
Read aloud.
unprogressive
(negative-sounding)
conservative,
traditional (positive-sounding)
“young”
“energetic”- positive words to descrive Micheal Obi (ironic)
Mission
– church, Christian church establishment
missionary
– someone who shares informaiton about their religion, often travel to other
countries
“wonderful
ideas”
sound-strong(adj)
pivot- change direction
“narrow views” – limited, judgemental
vocab
Nancy’s fantasy about her role and
position p1
“Nancy was downcast.”
physical description on Micheal – not
impressive
“he was not unhandsome”
IDIOM “A penny for you thoughts.” say
to someone who is lost in thought
backward – undeveloped, not modern-
negative meaning
comparison between beautiful garden
and “rank” ugly local plants
“you people” insulting way to address
somebody
big row- big fight, big problem
Chinua Achebe is an amazing writer, in
full control of word choice.
pagan – religion, but not monotheistic
monotheistic- mono-1 the-god
belief in one god
polytheistic – poly-many
barbed wire- used in farms for
animals, and prisons
priest – slight stoop, like Micheal
Obi
Micheal Obi – young and misguided
priest – old and wise
cordialities- greetings, welcomings
Obi “highway” “thoroughfare” exaggerating
for effect- hyperbole
Priest “Look here, my son.”
establishing his authority as an elder
-
explains how the life of the village
is based on the path
satisfied smile-
smug face
Obi “eradicate” kill completely,
destroy
“fantastic” like a fantasy
“teach your children to laugh at such
ideas”
priest “let the hawk perch and let the
eagle perch.”
birds of prey- hunting birds
You can see hundreds of eagles in Brackendale
which is close of Squamish.
Priest is asking for tolerance, mutual
respect, and peaceful coexistence.
Obi is unwilling to allow that.
Obi was inflexible. He paid a big price.
The villagers tried to negotiate, meet
in the middle, make a deal, give and take, compromise, etc.
Thought Questions- small group
discussion
Today and tomorrow-
Prepare to use quoted text.
Go through the story and find good words
and phrases that can be used for quoting.
Quiz#3 V2 Write a sentence with an adjective clause for
each.
1.
who interview
2.
who proud
3.
that enjoyable
4.
who appreciate
5.
that mistake
6.
which community
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