Good morning, everyone.
Today’s Agenda
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Continue compound sentences
Quiz2 on Wednesday
Practice
Choose vocab to review for the quiz
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“Verb Tense Review 1” simple tenses
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Continue verb tenses- present progressive
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New dialogue “Going to a Dental Specialist”
Wednesday
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Quiz2- compound sentences
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Begin persuasive paragraphs
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Thursday
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Continue persuasive paragraph
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Continue verb tenses- present progressive, past progressive
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Friday
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Midterm recommendations
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Vocab “Odd Word Out 2”
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Test2- paragraph- persuasive writing (final 50m)
Monday
First day of registration for September
COMING UP
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Hyphenated modifiers
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Modals/modal auxiliaries
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“Complete the compound sentences:”
1. I
wanted to go to the park, SOBA SV .
I wanted
to go to the park, but it was
raining.
I wanted
to go to the park, so I got up
early.
PHRASAL VERB- verb + prep
got + up
sit down
look at
put away
wake up
talk to
talk about
COLLOCATION?
2. Junko
studied hard for the exam; ; semicolon
Junko studied hard for the exam; TRANS, SV.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; consequently, she passed
it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; she passed it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; she passed it.
Taka studied
hard for the exam; he passed it.
Junko – Japanese name- female
Taka- Japanese name- male
Junko studied
hard for the exam; therefore, she passed
it.
SHOWING DIFFERENCE
Junko studied
hard for the exam; nevertheless, she didn’t
pass it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; however, she didn’t
pass it.
EXPRESS EMOTION
Junko studied
hard for the exam; happily, she passed
it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; sadly, she didn’t pass
it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; unfortunately, she didn’t
pass it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; fortunately, she passed
it.
Junko studied
hard for the exam; amazingly, she passed
it with flying colours.
IDIOM pass with flying colours – get top marks
MODELS FOR COMPOUND SENTENCES
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
Let’s practice some.
The sentences have to make senses.
3. The
weather was sunny, so he likes dogs. illogical
The weather was sunny, so we go went
on a picnic. logical
The weather was sunny, and I went swimming
in the ocean.
The weather was
sunny; however, I don’t didn’t want to
go out.
The weather was
sunny; therefore, I have had to use/put
on/wear sunscreen. cream/lotion
The weather was
sunny; therefore, I had to protect myself
from the sun.
Her skin gets dry in the winter; therefore, she has to use Clinique moisturizer.
I use Ling’s moisturizer.
I use President’s Choice moisturizer.
VOCAB President’s Choice and Joe Fresh- in-house brands for
Superstore, generic, cheaper than name brands
4. Mohamed
could take the bus; however, he called an Uber.
Mohamed could take the bus; however, he forgot
his Compass card.
Mohamed could take the bus; therefore, he got
to work on time.
Mohamed couldn’t take the bus; therefore,
he rode his bike to school.
Mohamed couldn’t take the bus; in addition,
he couldn’t get to work early.
Mohamed couldn’t take the bus; however, he
could walk to school.
Mohamed could take the bus; therefore, he can
could come on time.
The kids were tired; T therefore,
they took a nap.
Joe likes to read; therefore, he buys a lot
of novels every year.
5. We
can go to the movies, and we can buy popcorn.
We can go to the movies, or we can go to
shopping.
We can go GERUND.
We can go to swimming.
We can go dancing/running/cycling/.
We can go to swim. XXX
We can go to shop. XXX
We can go swimming.
We can go shopping.
We can go jogging/mountain climbing/kayaking/rafting/drinking.
to a place
We can go to Metrotown.
We can go to Egypt.
We can go to your sister’s wedding.
We can go to your house for dinner. What time
should we get there?
We can go to school every day.
EXCEPTIONS home downtown
- small details
We go to home.
We go to downtown.
I will go to downtown today.
Shira goes to home after class every day.
I will go to see a doctor.
He will go to eat lunch soon.
MAIN POINT
gerund – to
He will go swimming tonight.
He will go to swim tonight. XXX
He will go to the community pool.
He will go to eat in the restaurant.
AUTHENTIC He will go to the restaurant.
I will go to the restaurant with you, but I won’t get
anything.
I’m not going to eat. I’m not hungry. I’ll just have a
coffee.
Let’s take a break.
Let’s choose vocabulary to review for the Quiz2
1.
so
2.
or
3.
but
4.
and
5.
also
6.
in addition
7.
however
8.
therefore
9.
on the other hand
10.
as a result
Vocabulary
1.
park(v,n)
2.
make(v)
3.
work(v,n)
4.
enjoy(v)
5.
parent(v,n)
6.
community(n)
7.
education(n)
8.
hurt(v,n)
9.
study(v)
10.
think(v)
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Simple verb tenses
SIMPLE PRESENT
SIMPLE PAST
SIMPLE FUTURE
walk
She walks to school every day.
She walked to school yesterday.
She will walk to school tomorrow.
She is going to work to school tomorrow.
The car swerved
and didn’t/did not hit the tree. SIMPLE
SVV
His employees do not/don’t
wash their hands.
2. She eats breakfast every day. SIMPLE PRESENT
She ate breakfast every day when she was a kid. SIMPLE PAST
I feed my dog every day.
She fed her kids when they were little.
He has a dog.
He feeds a dog. XXX
She is twenty five years old.
She has twenty five years. XXX
She will not/won’t finish her homework tomorrow.
The pilot won’t arrive / will not arrive / is not going to arrive
Will you call me?
Are you going to call me? SIMPLE FUTURE
MODALS
Can you call me?
Could you call me?
Would you call me?
May you call me? May I call you? May I have your number?
He doesn’t go shopping often. He does not go shopping often.
Don’t push it. Don’t be a creep. Don’t be creepy.
Be cool.
IDIOM He creeps me
out.
Spiders creep me out. I get a shiver up my spine.
Did your brother visit you?
Does she usually wear a dress to school?
Continue with verb tenses
Simple present
Simple past
Simple future
Present progressive/ present continuous-
same thing, meaning
‘ing’ verbs
auxiliary verb- helper verb, extra
verb
AUX- plug-in in the back of your
TV, car
Present progressive
auxiliary verb + ‘ing’ verb
He is running down the sidewalk.
right now, at this moment
She is talking on the phone to her sister. right now, at this
moment
He is
at the gym. SIMPLE PRESENT
He is
working out. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
COMMON ERROR She talking on
the phone to her sister. XXX
FIX She is talking on the
phone to her sister.
They are talking to each other.
Be careful with subject verb
agreement:
I am studying French at
school.
You are studying French at
school.
He is studying French at
school.
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Difference between simple present
and present progressive
Simple present- She studies
French at school. usual activity
Present progressive- She is studying French at school. right now,
currently- implication- not permanent, is temporary
Mei lives
in Vancouver.
Mei is
living in Vancouver.
What is the difference in meaning?
Mei lives
in Vancouver. -sounds permanent, going to stay
Mei is
living in Vancouver. -sounds temporary, maybe not going to stay
The intention, deeper meaning is a
little bit different.
Example:
We study
English at SHEC.
We are
studying English at SHEC.*
Which one makes the most sense?
I teach at SHEC.*
I am teaching at SHEC.
I am teaching EF5 this summer.
I teach EF5 this summer. XXX
She does yoga.
She is doing yoga. currently,
right now
He goes to the gym twice a week.
always, routine
He is going to the gym twice a
week. just for a short time
Swimming is a full-body workout.
Playing basketball helps you maintain
bone density.
bone density- how strong your bones
are
Some diseases run in the family.
They are genetic.
Advice for good health:
Don’t smoke.
Get some exercise twice or three
times a week.
Get enough sleep.
Eat well.
Drink water.
Don’t worry.
Keep your social relationships.
She hurt her hand at work. She goes
/ is going to a physiotherapist.
She is going to a chiropractor.
Other meaning of present
progressive – right now
I am sitting down. You are
writing. We are listening to each other.
She is eating a sandwich. He is
looking at his phone. Maria is thinking about her mother.
IDIOM A penny for your thoughts.
What are you thinking about?
IDIOM He is lost in thought. She
is a million miles away. He is zoned out.
She is daydreaming.
IDIOM Can I pick your brain? Can I
get your opinion about something?
She does yoga twice a day. It is
good for her tight muscles and tendons. SIMPLE PRESENT
I am doing yoga right now. I will
call you back. PRESENT PROGRESSIVE- right now
She does deep breathing every
morning. SIMPLE PRESENT
She is breathing deeply right now.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
He stretches every morning.
She is stretching right now.
He is stretching the truth.
She has to stretch her budget
every month.
SPECIAL USAGE
We are going to the park in
ten minutes. suggests the future
ALTERNATE: We are about to go to
the park.
We are going to go to the
park in ten minutes. SIMPLE FUTURE
We are going to lunch in 30
minutes.
We are going to have lunch in 30
minutes. SIMPLE FUTURE
She is going to Calgary next
month.
She is going to move/go to
Calgary next month. SIMPLE FUTURE
IDIOM They will have dinner
tonight. SIMPLE FUTURE
They will have a dinner tonight. –
sounds fancy, special
CONTINUE TOMORROW
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