Good morning, everyone.
Friday – TGIF!
Thank God, it’s Friday!
Thank goodness, it’s Friday!
plans for the weekend
rest
work
housework, chores- clean your place, laundry, etc
appointments
doctor, dentist
specialist medical professionals- focus on one area of
medicine or healthcare- dentist, psychologist, cardiologist,
PRONUNCIATION psychologist- ‘p’ is silent
psychiatrist-
physiotherapist- gives you specific exercises and stretches to
do
picture of the inside of your bone, tooth- x-ray
pain-killer-
injections- needle, hypodermic needle, syringe
When I was a kid, I was afraid of getting a needle.
going to church
family-time, QT
dance club- Go to a dance club.
swimming
go hiking
go shopping
IDIOM retail therapy- You feel better after you go shopping.
window shopping
poor air quality- forest fires- Coquihalla Highway is closed
Today’s agenda
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Attendance
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“Self-Reflection Assessments” Week 1
·
“Multiple-Choice Vocabulary 1, 1-10”
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Continue “Making Introductions”
Write your own dialogue
·
Talk about PLOs (Prescribed Learning Outcomes)
Distribute PLOs (Prescribed Learning
Outcomes)
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Begin sentence work
“Overview of Sentence Types for EF23”
Monday
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Return Practice Paragraph
Talk about paper and format
Optional RW for one point
·
Continue sentence work
“Overview of Sentence Types for EF23”
·
Begin simple sentences
Use “Simple Sentences EF23”
Quiz#1 on simple sentences next week Wed?
Thurs?
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“Multiple-Choice Vocabulary 1, 1-10”
IDIOM A piece of cake! It is easy as pie. Easy peasy!
1.
Please __ your full
name on the form.
a) write
(b) erase
(c) read
2.
She decided to __
her old toys to charity.
a) take
(b) donate
(c) sell
donate(v)- give to charity
donation(n)- something you
give
He donated his clothes to a charity.
She made a donation to the shelter.
3.
We need to __ the
table before dinner.
(a) clear
(b) set
(c) break
clear the table-
clean the table and get rid of junk on the table
The little
boy likes to set the table.
The table
was set with plates, cutlery, a water glass, and a wine glass.
cutlery(n)-
fork, spoon, knife, chopsticks
4.
He will __ the
class by telling a joke.
(a) confuse
(b) entertain
(c) ignore
The singer entertained the audience.
She is a
very entertainer.
HIGHER-LEVEL
USAGE I won’t entertain that idea. I don’t agree with that idea.
5.
The teacher asked
us to __ attention.
(a) lose
(b) pay
(c) forget
You paid a
parking ticket.
She pays
attention in class.
6.
They __ the movie
last weekend.
(a) watched
(b) ignored
(c) heard
PRONUNCIATION
watch-ed watched -one syllable
ignore- don’t
pay attention, don’t listen
I ignored my son when he was crying. simple past
Please ignore that message. simple present
I will ignore my mother-in-law. simple future
7.
Please __ your
shoes before coming inside.
(a) wear
(b) remove
(c) clean
remove(v)-
take off
In Japan,
you have to remove your shoes when you enter someone’s house. There will be
slippers for you to wear.
Antique
Persian carpets are very valuable and expensive.
antique(adj)-
very old
8.
I __ my phone at
home and had to go back for it.
(a) lost
(b) forgot
(c) took
9.
The baby started
to __ when it was hungry.
(a) cry
(b) laugh
(c) sleep
cry(v)-
weep, sob-heavy crying
10.
She __ the gift
and found a beautiful necklace inside.
(a) opened
(b) closed
(c) wrapped
necklace(n)- jewelery that
goes around your neck,
anklet, bracelet, earring, piercing-
nose ring, belly button ring or stud
Sentence types for EF 23
Three kinds of sentences that we will learn.
SIMPLE SENTENCES
COMPOUND SENTENCES
COMPLEX SENTENCES
I will give an overview today.
I will teach them in detail in the next few weeks.
*SIMPLE SENTENCE- most basic
subject and verb S+V
-subject – person, place, thing- -it is a noun or pronoun
-verb- action word, to be
EXAMPLES:
The dog is
white.
The dog loves
people.
*A sentence begins with a capital letter. A sentence ends with
a period or a question mark.
. period OR fullstop
? question mark
! exclamation point
There are some different forms of simple sentences:
SV SSV SVV
SV one subject and one verb
Examples:
She is smart.
I love dogs.
She needs some
advice.
NOTE: She needs
some advices. XXX
She needs some pieces
of advice.
‘advice’ uncountable, no ‘s’
What is an SV sentence that you wrote?
I will introduce
myself.
My name is ABC.
I live in Vancouver, Canada.
I live on Victoria Drive.
I live at 1234 Victoria Drive.
SSV
My friend and I go
hiking.
Sarah and Tom are
good friends.
Maria and Emma drink
coffee together.
What is an SSV sentence that you wrote?
My husband and I go/watch/play/work
My husband and I go to work.
My sister and I travel
in Europe. simple present
My sister and I travelled
in Europe. simple past
My daughter and me I play at home.
SVV
The dog is running
and barking.
My son is eating and talking.
He watched TV and listened to music.
What is an SVV sentence that you wrote?
I will go to the
cinema and will walk to the park.
simple future
I went to the cinema
and walked to the park. simple past
I wake up and check my emails. simple present
I woke up and checked my emails. simple past
I drive and listen to music.
listen + to listen
to
I listen to my kids. I don’t listen to my mother-in-law.
REVIEW:
SIMPLE- SV SSV SVV
CONTINUE MONDAY WITH COMPOUND SENTENCES
**
If your father remarries, the new spouse/wife is your
step-mother.
VOCAB spouse- husband or wife
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Practice writing simple sentences
Use these writing prompts to create simple sentences like we
are studying in class. Try to use a variety of verb tenses: present, past, and
future. Write your SV, SSV, and SVV sentences on your own paper.
A. 1.
Vancouver __________.
2. Some people _________.
3. My favourite store ________.
4. The rain ________.
5. Many kinds of flowers ________.
6. The ferry ________.
7. The Northshore Mountains _______.
8. A large white dog ________.
9. Yesterday’s weather ________.
10. Two little kids ________.
11. My friend’s son ________.
12. The bus ________.
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