Today’s agenda
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Attendance
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Continue verb tenses- HW “Grammar Worksheet:
Adverbs of Frequency”
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Begin compound sentences
“Compound Sentences Using SOBA”
Wednesday
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Continue verb tenses
Begin simple past verb tense
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Continue new dialogue “Filling Out an
Application”
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Continue compound sentences
“Compound Sentences Using SOBA”
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“Grammar Worksheet: Adverbs of Frequency”
always
all the time
almost always
most of the time
usually
most often
often
regularly
sometimes
once in a while
seldom
rarely
hardly ever
almost never
never
Examples:
Most of the time, she watches movies at night most
of the time.
Once in a while, he cooks a special family recipe once
in a while.
I almost never go to school late. I am almost always on time.
The teenager rarely cleans her room.
Most teenagers rarely clean their rooms.
Exercises from HW
1. He’s
always happy. He is always happy.
2. I’m
hardly ever / almost never late.
3. She
almost always passed her tests.
4. I
never forget to do it.
I almost always remember to do my homework.
I almost never forget to do it.
5. He
rarely / hardly ever sees movies.
6. She
almost never / hardly ever gets sick.
7. I
always get up early.
8. I
almost never / never see snow.
9. Yes,
only sometimes / once in a while / seldom / not often.
She drinks macha once in a while, not very
often.
10.
Most of the time, she almost always /
usually eats healthy foods most of the time.
11.
I often /usually / most often take
the bus to school.
4/5- 80% 3/5-60%
12.
I hardly ever watch action movies.
Types of movies:
action
romance
horror
comedy
drama
fantasy
crime
documentary- real stories, nature, biography
historical
animation- cartoon
science fiction
Ex.2
1. often
2. usually
3. seldom/rarely/hardly
ever
4. usually
5. often
6. seldom/rarely
7. never
/ never ever
8. REWRITE
He seldom forgets/sometimes to do his homework.
9. always
10.
never / never ever
Fantastic. Sounds great. Excellent. Very good.
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Check that the information is correct. If it is not correct,
please correct it on the bottom of the page. Then sign the paper and give it
back to me.
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“Filling Out an Application”
Groups of two. Practice the dialogue.
Perform the dialogue in front of the class.
Come up to the front of the class.
Speak up nice and loud.
Slow down a bit.
Face the class.
VOCAB hydro(n)- electric power generated by moving water BCHydro
hydroelectric dams- clean energy, little pollution
Some countries burn coal or gas to generate electricity. It
creates pollution.
clean energy- hydro, solar, wind turbines, nuclear?
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pair of - 2
I bought a pair of shoes.
She has a pair of socks.
He is wearing a pair of gloves.
She lost her pair of earpods.
He gave her a pair of diamond earrings.
a pair of boots
a pair of slippers
a pair of sneakers/ running shoes
a pair of sandals
a pair of shorts
a pair of cufflinks
a pair of bangles /bracelets
a pair of bicycle tires
a set of car tires
a pair of twins- two babies
two pairs/sets of twins- four babies
a pair of birds
five pairs of earrings- 10 earrings
I bought two pairs of pants yesterday. two pants
a pair of scissors
a pair of pants
a pair of glasses
a pair of goggle- swim/swimming goggles, safety goggles, ski
goggles,
a pair of sunglasses
a frame
a pair of headphones
a pair of crutches I
broke my leg and have to use a pair of crutches.
a wheelchair
She uses a pair of hiking poles.
ski poles, walking poles
The old man uses a cane.
The old woman uses a walker.
The baby uses a walker.
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Begin compound sentences
“Compound Sentences Using SOBA”
Compound Sentences Using SOBA
SIMPLE SENTENCES
SV one subject and one verb
SSV two subjects and one verb
SVV one subject and two verbs
Quiz1- How did the quiz go? practice, keep practicing
COMPOUND SENTENCES
We will work on this for a few days. Then we will go Quiz2,
maybe Friday or Monday.
Maria is tired. She is happy. 2 SIMPLE SENTENCES
Join two simple sentences together using , so
, or , but , and
EF56 ; however, ; therefore,
; also,
Maria is tired, but she is happy. COMPOUND SENTENCE
Example of compound sentences using , SOBA
S=so O=or B=but
A=and
SOBA- soba noodles, Japanese noodles, made from buckwheat
, so – reason, give a result
SV, so SV.
It is raining,
so I brought my umbrella.
Mei was working last night, so she is tired today.
I was tired, so I took a break.
My phone is not working, so I will buy a new one.
, or – choice A or B
SV, or SV.
Would you like juice or tea? SIMPLE SV
Would you like juice, or do you prefer tea? COMPOUND SV, or
SV.
You can stay
home tonight, or you can go out to the
party.
Do you want to pay with credit card, or do you want to pay
cash?
You can go with me to my class, or you can wait outside.
, but – opposite, difference
SV, but SV.
I love dogs, but
she loves cats.
She loves cats, but she is allergic to them.
Today is rainy, but it is not cold.
I can speak English, but I can not write it.
I want to go shopping, but I don’t have any money.
I am waiting for a call, but my phone is dead.
, and plus, addition
Maria baked a cake, and Sarah made cookies. SV, and SV.
I woke up early, and I went to school.
MIna and I go to park. SIMPLE SSV
Mina goes to the park, and I go with her. COMPOUND SV, and SV.
I visit my children, and I cook for them.
She got a promotion, and she bought food for everyone.
COMPOUND SV, and SV. She
got a promotion, and she bought food for everyone.
SIMPLE SVV She got
a promotion and bought food for everyone.
COMPOUND SV, and SV She got a promotion, and she bought
food for everyone.
COMPOUND SV, but SV
She has two dogs, but she wants more.
She has two dogs, but he has three cats.
Shira likes skiing, but Mohammad likes skating.
Mo likes to cycle, but he doesn’t like to drive.
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