Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
Pass
in writing before you do your presentation.
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Continue verb tenses – present perfect
IF TIME
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Begin adjective clauses
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Essay work (EF5)
Wednesday
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Spoken presentations
Pass in writing before you do your
presentation.
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Return Quiz#5
Optional RW for 1 bonus point
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Adjective clauses
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Essay work (EF5)
Thursday
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Essay work (EF5)
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Quiz#5- adjective clauses
Friday
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Pro D
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No school
Monday
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Essay work(EF5)
Tuesday
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Pass-in essay-(EF5) (EF4- optional)
Wednesday
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Return essay
Thursday, Oct.31
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Replacement quiz and/or test (last hour)
Friday, Nov. 1 – last day
Marks day
No instruction
One-on-one meetings
moonshine- very strong spirits
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Continue verb tenses – present perfect
SIMPLE- simple
present, simple past, simple future
PROGRESSIVE-
present progressive, past progressive, future progressive- less commonly
used
Verb tense –
present perfect – very useful
present perfect –
started in the past, continues up to now
perfect – doesn’t
mean ‘Perfect!’, just a word, from Latin
PRESENT PERFECT –
started in the past, continues until now
VERY COMMON USAGE
of present perfect
Molly has lived in Vancouver since 1998.
has lived –
present perfect
Molly lives in Vancouver since 1998. Poor English
level
Molly lived in Vancouver since 1998. Poor English
level
Molly has lived in East Van since 2014. High English
level
I have lived in my house since we moved from
Tunisia in 2018.
** present perfect
-two-word verb
Use the past participle
present past participle
go went gone
eat ate eaten
I ate the cookies.
She ate the ice cream. We have eaten all
of the treats.
It is good to use a
time indicator with present perfect
‘since 1998’
‘since we moved’ ‘since I came
to Canada’
since- from a
certain time
“for 10 years” “for
five minutes”
Janet has studied piano since she was a child.
time indicator -
since she was a child adverb clause
Janet has studied
piano since she was a child. complex
sentence- adv cl
DIFFERENT MEANINGS
Janet has studied
piano since she was a child. PRESENT PERFECT
Janet studied piano
when she was a child. SIMPLE PAST
GRAMMAR BOOK Janet had studied piano when she was a child.
had studied- past
perfect -!!! Rarely used by native speakers.!!!
-
substitute simple past
Janet has studied
piano since 2020. simple sentence
Janet has studied
piano for two years. simple sentence
Janet studied piano for two years. simple past - finished
time indicator – since she was a child – adverb clause
COMPLEX
-since 2006 –
prepostional phrase SIMPLE
-for two years –
prepostional phrase SIMPLE
past perfect- rarely used
Janet had studied piano for two years. past perfect- English
speakers rarely use this. We substitute simple past.
Janet studied piano for two years. More authentic sounding.
Janet had studied piano since she was a child. past perfect
Janet studied piano when she was a child.
present perfect – has studied
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Listening
11.
What is one tenth of $40? 1/10 $4 10%
12.
What object is hidden for a short time during
a lunar eclipse?
13.
Why can’t plants grow at night? photosynthesis, chlorophil
14.
Which produces light: a star or a planet? The
sun is a small star.
15.
How much is 14 + 15 +16? 45
14 / 40 fourteen forty -stress is on different syllables
15 / 50
Quiz#5
Write a sentence with a noun clause for each.
Pass in by 9:43.
1. believe
cooking
2. know
school
3. forget
mother
4. think
lunch
5. say doctor
6. feel
money
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