quiz – very small,
15-20m
test- longer, 1
hour
exam- huge piece of
work, 2-3,4 hours
Farsi- exam quiz,
test
final exam- suggests
a really big assessment
Assessment
(Evaluation/Marking):
ASSIGNMENTS Points
Approx 5 sentence
quizzes 6pts each
Approx 3 paragraph
tests 12pts each
1 spoken
presentation 10pts
Spoken work
in-class (marks at midterm and final) 10pts
and 15pts
Optional rewrites
(2nd draft corrections) 1pt each
Bonus pts 1pt each
Total Average of all
Today’s agenda
·
Attendance
·
Continue compound sentences
“Compound Sentences Using SOBA”
Quiz2 soon
·
New dialogue “Calling 911”
·
Continue verb tenses
Begin simple past verb tense
Thursday
·
Continue compound
Prepare for Quiz2 on Friday
6 sentences as usual
Choose 10 words of vocabulary to review. I
will choose six of the words for the quiz.
Friday
·
Quiz2
·
“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 3
·
Vocab exercise
**
COMPOUND SV, SOBA SV
Compound Sentences Using SOBA
**REMEMBER**
Compound sentences look like these
examples:
She is tall,
but he is short.
, so
, or , but , and
, SOBA
This is the kind of sentence writing
that you can use in high school, college, business, and life.
You can learn it and master it.
Be cautious of using ChatGPT for
writing.
SV, SOBA SV.
Exercise 1: Combine the following pairs
of simple sentences into compound sentences using SOBA. Write the compound
sentences on your own paper.
e.g. Sarah plays football. Jun plays hockey.
Sarah plays
football, and Jun plays hockey.
Sarah plays
football, but Jun plays hockey.
1. It was rainy. We stayed indoors.
It was rainy,
SOBA we stayed indoors.
It was rainy,
so we stayed indoors.
It was rainy,
and we stayed indoors.
It was rainy,
but we stayed indoors. STRANGE MEANING
It was rainy,
or we stayed indoors. DOESN’T MAKE SENSE
It is raining, so I will take an umbrella.
MIXED TENSES-
SIMPLE PRESENT AND SIMPLE FUTURE
raining – now
going out - later
It is
raining, but I don’t have an umbrella.
I was sick, so I stayed/am
staying home.
This class: simple
present, simple past, simple future, present progressive, past
progressive
2. He studied hard. He passed the exam.
He studied hard,
so he passed the exam.
He studied hard
, and he passed the exam.
He studied hard,
but he passed the exam. DOESN’T MAKE SENSE
FIX
He studied hard,
but he didn’t pass the exam.
He studied hard,
or he passed the exam. DOESN’T MAKE SENSE
SV, SOBA SV.
Try some. Work together. I’ll come
around.
3. Sarah went to the grocery store. She bought some milk.
Sarah went to
the grocery store, and she bought some milk.
Sarah went to
the grocery store, so she bought some milk.
Sarah went to
the grocery store, but she bought some milk. XXX
FIX
Sarah went to
the grocery store, but she didn’t buy any milk.
Sarah went to
the grocery store, or she bought some milk. XXX
4. Tom likes to swim. He doesn't like to dive.
Tom likes to swim,
but he doesn't like to dive.
dive(v) jump
into the water from a high place maybe, jump in
head-first.
The little
boy jumped in feet-first.
The little
girl did a cannonball into the water.
The little
boy did a belly-flop.
I want to try
skydiving, but it is scary.
She wants to
try bungee-jumping, but it is scary.
5. I have a test tomorrow. I need to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, so I
need to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, and I
need to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, but I don’t
need to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, but I don’t
have time to study tonight.
I have a test tomorrow, but I don’t
know the material.
I have a test tomorrow, but I am not
ready.
common nightmare (bad dream) – You have
a big exam, but you haven’t studied for it.
Do dreams have meaning? Can dreams
predict your future?
OLD DAD JOKE I had a dream that I was eating the world’s
largest marshmallow.
When I woke up, my pillow was gone.
IDIOM dad joke- a old-fashioned joke, not
very funny, dads like to tell the joke
I’m hungry.
Hello hungry. My name is Allan.
nightmare
, but
OPPOSITE IDEAS She was not very
hungry, but she ate five cookies.
6. We can have lunch. We can go for a walk.
We can have lunch, and we can go for a
walk. DO BOTH
We can have lunch, or we can go for a
walk. CHOICE
Exercise 2
Turn each simple sentence into a compound sentence using SOBA.
Write the compound sentences on your own
paper.
1.
The cat ran away.
The cat ran away, and it got lost.
The cat ran away, but it came back soon.
The cat ran away, but the pig didn’t run
away.
2.
Mei loves ice cream.
Mei loves ice cream, but I love lemonade / frozen yoghurt.
Mei loves ice cream, but she is on a diet.
Mei loves ice cream, so she buys some for the weekend.
Mei loves ice cream, so she
overeats.
Mei loves ice cream, so she will buy some on the way home.
MIXED SIMPLE PRESENT AND SIMPLE FUTURE
SIMPLE PRESENT- always
SIMPLE FUTURE- one event in the future
3.
The movie was long.
The movie was long,
but it was very interesting.
The movie was long and
boring. SIMPLE SV
The movie was long,
and it was boring. COMPOUND
I watched a movie, and it was long.
The movie was long,
and I got tired.
SV, and SV.
The movie was long, so
I got tired.
The movie was long, so
I didn’t want to watch it anymore.
SIMPLIFY
The movie was long, so
I didn’t watch it anymore.
COMPOUND= SOBA
4.
He likes to play soccer.
He likes to play soccer, and she likes to read books.
He likes to play soccer, but he
broke his knee / leg / arm.
Injuries
-break a bone, fracture
He broke his collar bone
-sprain – bad twist
She sprained her ankle.
He sprained his wrist.
-twist- little injury
He twisted his finger.
-pull a muscle
She pulled a muscle in her calf.
-muscle cramp
He got a cramp in his leg.
5.
The maple trees were beautiful.
The maple trees were beautiful, so I
went to see them.
The maple trees were beautiful, and I
took pictures / photos of them.
The maple trees were beautiful, and they were making maple syrup.
All maple trees can give sap, but sugar maples give the most sap.
People collect the maple sap, and they boil it down into maple
syrup.
When we were kids, we would eat sap from the trees as a treat. It
is like candy.
We would also fiddleheads.
Some people like to pick wild mushrooms. Be careful! Some of them
are poisonous. You have to know about them.
In Canada, people walk in the woods to find mushrooms.
Lynn Headwaters
6.
The kids went to the park.
The kids went to the park and had fun.
SIMPLE SVV
The kids went to the park, and had fun. XXX
SV, and SV.
FIX
The kids went to the park, and they
had fun.
COMPOUND: SV, SOBA SV.
**
New dialogue “Calling 911”
Let’s get into small groups (4-5 people)
Go over Vocabulary Preview and practice Dialogue Reading
Vocabulary Preview
1. emergency-
crisis
We took our son to Emerg / Emergency / ER.
Urgent Care
2. ambulance-
an emergency vehicle, lights and siren
All cars must pull over for emergency
vehicles: fire truck, police, and ambulance.
3. pulse-
heartbeat, resting heartrate- BPM (beats per minute)
What is a normal resting heartrate?
You can check your pulse on the
side of our wrist and the side of your neck.
BP(blood pressure) Normal BP is
120/80.
I have a little bit high blood pressure.
She has low blood pressure. She
feels dizzy and light-headed sometimes.
4. CPR
cardio-pulmonary resuscitation
cardio- heart
pulmonary- arteries and veins
AR- artificial respiration- mouth breathing
First Aid- helping someone who is injured,
basic medical help in an emergency
5. heel
of your hand, palm of your hand, back of your hand, knuckles, fingernails
thumb, pointer finger, middle finger, ring
finger, little finger OR pinkie
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