EF 4 5 Class 30

 

Good morning, everyone.

 

Today’s agenda

·      Return Test #2

The first paragraph that you write introducuing yourself, I called Quiz#1.

Quiz=6pts

Test=12pts

 

Q1- personal introduction

T1- your family

T2-miss about home country

 

·      Talk about registration.

Presumably, the email regarding registration will be sent to you later this morning. I will monitor the situation.

 

·      Continue noun clauses

Choose vocab for quiz tomorrow

·      “Easter”

·      HW  

 

Wednesday

·      Quiz#6 - noun clauses

·      Begin work on adjective clauses- last kind of clause

·      Finish “Easter”

 

COMING UP

Business letters

Tax forms

 

*Continue with noun clauses

We will do our quiz on noun clauses tomorrow.

 

Choose an A word and put it with a B word.

 

A-list verbs: ‘think’ ‘know’ ‘understand’ ‘believe’ ‘realize’ ‘feel’ ‘remember’ ‘say’ ‘suggest’ ‘advise’ ‘yell’ ‘whisper’ ‘explain’

 

B-list pronouns: ‘that’ ‘why’ ‘how’ ‘what’

 

A+B= noun clause

 

*say+that

Your friend said that SV.

Your friend said that her dog is cute.

Your friend said that Walwart opens at 9.

 

*tell+object+that

Your friend told her mother that her dog is cute. NOUN CLAUSE

You told me that you would be early to work.

 

*My friend and her mther told us that the waterfall is beautiful.

She told who?

*My friend will tell you what she found in the attic/basement.

 the foundation of a building-

 

*understand+why

I don’t understand why I can’t register for English 12.

I don’t understand why she behaves like this.

behaves- simple present – always

behaved- simple past – just once in the past

 

behave(verb)- how a persona acts

behave well

behaviour(noun)-

Your kids are so well behaved. They are as good as gold.

IDIOM good as gold- well-behaved children

 

senior years- Old is gold. The golden years. – retired, enough money, good health, still learning, intellectually curious, company- family and friends, good social network, no responsibility about children?

65+

 

 

Let’s do some practice:

1.    Mei doesn’t know

2.    Sarah forgot

3.    I’m not sure how

4.    Do you know

Do you know where is the train station. XXX

Where is the train station? simple sentence-interrogative

Do you know where is the train station is. NOUN CLAUSE

 

5.    Mike doesn’t know

6.    It is hard to believe

7.    Matt can’t believe

Matt can’t believe that Sarah cheated him. money $$

Matt can’t believe that Sarah cheated on him. romance

 

8.    Jen is not sure

Jen is not sure if she is going to marry Abdul.

Jen is not sure if she is going to get married to Abdul.

Ed married Ming.

Ming got married to Ed.

 

 

9.    My boss asked me

10.                       Dalia’s mother wanted to know

11.                       The doctor told her

12.                       I forgot

I forgot where my keys are.

Martha forgot how to lock the door on the van.

Do you remember how to speak English after two weeks?

 

 

how + infinitive “to VERB”

She knows how to ride a motorcycle.

 

 

‘if’ – adverb clauses, noun clauses

 

*‘if’ adverb clauses

Let’s go to the park if it’s sunny tomorrow.

 

*noun clauses

know+if

She doesn’t know if she will stay in Vancouver.  

 

Her boss asked her that if she finished her work. YES/NO

Her boss asked her when she finished her work. TIME

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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Let’s choose some vocab for the quiz tomorrow.

1.    believe

2.    remember

3.    feel

4.    say

5.    know

6.    explain

7.    think

8.    understand

9.    suggest

10.                       realize

 

 

1.    store

2.    walk

3.    international

4.    study

5.    job

6.    money

7.    swimming

8.    homework

9.    beautiful

10.                       coffee shop