Today’s Agenda
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Return Quiz5- adverb clauses
Go over
Optional RW for 1 bonus point
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Review simple verb tenses
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Continue opinion writing
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Continue noun clauses
Friday
Fire Drill at 10am.
drill- practice
Exit by the rear door in the school.
Meet in the parking lot.
I will take attendance.
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“Self-Assessment Reflections” Week 7
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Vocabulary exercises
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Fun listening
Week 7
Next Tuesday – different teacher
Quiz6 – noun clauses
Test- paragraph
Verb tenses – present perfect and present perfect
progressive
Week 8
Quiz7- adjective clauses (final quiz)
Spoken presentations (over three days)
Essay
Week 9
Tuesday, June 24
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Optional replacement test and/or quiz
Will explain more later.
Wednesday, June 25
Final day
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Final marks and meetings
P2 Quiz5
Write a sentence with an adverb
clause for each.
1. because believe
2. until keep
3. after job
4. while wait
5. although difficult
6. so
… that often
You have a deep understanding of human nature.
IDIOM You hit the nail on the head. You’re dead on. You’re
right.
Bulls-eye.
fun sports – darts, bowling, lawn bowling, croquet,
mini-golf, pitch and putt golf (QE Park), driving range
P2 Quiz5
Write a sentence with an adverb
clause for each.
1. because believe
We believe her because she is an
honest person.
IDIOM She is a straight-shooter.
honest
She is crooked. dishonest
Trump “Crooked Hillary”
IDIOM “Honesty is the best policy”
IDIOM “Liars have to have good
memories.”
liar- a person tells lies a lot
You will have to tell more lies to cover the first lie.
IDIOM- a white lie – a small lie that won’t hurt anybody,
protect the person’s feelings
The truth hurts sometimes.
Shared wisdom about human nature.
Trump – lie bullshit
IDIOM I don’t buy it. I don’t believe it.
2. until keep
I will keep studying until I feel prepared.
She kept her old love letters from her first love until she
died.
IDIOM puppy love- young teenagers in love
3. after job
After the English course finishes, I want to get a job.
After the English course finishes, I want to go to work.
4. while wait
I waited while my friend locked up.
Lock up before you go to bed.
5. although difficult
She likes learning English although it is difficult sometimes.
She likes to learn English although it is difficult sometimes.
6. so
… that often
so ADJ that
so that
It is so warm that she often drinks water.
He called me so often that I couldn’t focus.
The baby wakes up so often that the mother is exhausted.
IDIOM You can’t win. No matter what you do, there’s a
problem.
EXAMPLES:
She looks like happy. XXX
FIXES
She looks like NOUN.
She looks like her father. She looks like a happy person.
She looks ADJ.
She looks happy.
She looks angry/worried/tired.
IDIOM She is putting on a brave face.
She looks happy/calm, but inside she is not happy/calm.
IDIOM She wears her heart on her sleeve. She shows her emotion
to everyone.
The little kid is easy to fall down. XXX
FIX
The little kid falls down easily.
I am difficult to learn English. XXX
It is difficult for me to learn English.
English is difficult to learn (for me).
Learning English is easy for him.
Dancing is fun for her. It is not fun for me.
Cooking is relaxing for her.
Walking in the woods is therapeutic for her.
therapy- help, treatment
fasting- not eating, possibly not drinking
She is doing a two-day fast.
Tomorrow is religious holiday- Eid Adha
You can fast for health reasons.
You have to fast for 12 hours before getting a blood test.
You can drink water.
breakfast- You break
your fast.
IDIOM Got you! ‘gotcha’
niece or nephew
I often think about why I feel so nervous that I
can’t speak clearly. N Cl and ADV CL
She said that she is so happy that she can’t stop
smiling. N CL & ADV CL
I am worried that English is so hard that I will never be
able to speak fluently. N CL & ADV Cl
“Verb Tense Review 1”
Exercise 1
1. was jump jumped
2. will sing, is going to sing choir ‘qwire’ will be singing(future progressive)
3. runs(simple present) always
4. will leave (simple future) are going to leave
5. sits(simple present) every day
6. talked(simple past)
They talk to their friends.
They talked to their friends.
Exercise 2
2. doesn’t study, does not study
3. didn’t hit, did not hit
swerve, zigzag
EXPRESSION I zigged when I should have zagged. I got into an
accident. It was my fault.
4. do not wash, don’t wash
5. didn’t win, did not win
They are good sports. He is a bad sport.
Don’t be a bad sport.
6. won’t finish, will not finish
Exercise 3
2. eats
3. is, was
4. won’t arrive, will not arrive
5. will come
6. was not, wasn’t
I am not happy about …
would not be happy- MODALS- tomorrow
can could may might should, etc
7. Are
you going to call me? Will you call me?
Would/Can you call me? modal
8. does
not go, doesn’t go
9. Did
your brother visit you two weeks ago? SIMPLE PAST
Will your brother visit you next week? SIMPLE
FUTURE
Is your brother going to visit you next week?
SIMPLE FUTURE
Does your brother visit you often? SIMPLE PRESENT
Is your brother visiting you right now? PRESENT
PROGRESSIVE
Was your brother visiting you when your
mother was in the hospital? PAST PROGRESSIVE
10.
Does/Did she usually wear a dress to school?
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