Someone hit the red button by mistake.
artist- photographs of your work- your portfolio
artist, architect, photographer- creative work
It rained heavily for 25 minutes.
IDIOM heavy rain It poured. It rained cats and dogs.
light rain- It sprinkled. It drizzled.
Today’s Agenda
·
Attendance
·
Distribute “Correction Codes”
Go over
·
Return Practice Paragraph
Go over format
Optional rewrite (RW) for one point
Pass it in today or first thing tomorrow.
·
Continue sentence work- Go over exercises from
HW
Quiz1 on simple sentences Wednesday
Explain format of quiz
·
IF NECESSARY Continue “Making Small Talk”
dialogues
·
NEW DIALOGUE “Interviewing for a Job”
Tuesday
·
Continue sentence work- simple sentences
Quiz Wednesday
We will choose ten vocabulary words to review
for the quiz. I will choose six of them for the quiz.
**
“Correction Codes”
Used for quizzes and tests. writing- sentences, paragraphs,
essay
VOCAB exam-
quiz- short, 15m
test- longer, 45m-1hour
exam – 2-3 hours
We are not going to do an exam in this class.
-art
art
Helen visited the Canada. XXX
art
Helen visited US. XXX
the Philippines
the UAE
the UK
New Zealand
-awk phrasing- translating
from another language
“I have 22 years.” Spanish
“I am 22.” “ I am 22 years old.” English
-cap
-cs
He is from Japan, he has two sisters. XXX
FIX
He is from Japan. He has two sisters.
-prep – show place and direction, tricky, no rules
-RO
He is from Japan he has two sisters. XXX
FIX
He is from Japan. He has two sisters.
I will teach goof writing and talking for school and job.
I will not teach very much casual talking or writing.
-sp
Canadian spelling- favourite, centre, colour,
American spelling- favorite, center, color,
Canada- pop US- soda
Coca Cola, Pepsi, Sprite, soft drinks
Canada -elevator, hood of the car UK-lift, bonnet of that
car
dinner & supper
garbage & bin
soccer and football
American football
coach, sofa, chesterfield
You can choose which spelling you want to follow.
ADVICE Don’t mix and match.
-agr He have two
dogs. XXX
FIX
He has two dogs.
-tr transition words EF5 however therefore nevertheless in conclusion LEARN THIS WEEK
-v I V two sons. XXX
I have two sons.
vt – He is a good student when he is 12. XXX
He was a good student when he was 12.
vf – verb form
vf
She was go to the
party. XXX
FIX
She went to the party.
She was going to the
party.
wf- health(n) healthy(adj) healthily(adv)
Canada is a freedom country. XXX
freedom(n) free (adj)
FIX
Canada is a free country.
-wo She has a pen red. Spanish and Farsi
-ww
-#
#
She has two daughter.
-Meaning?
**
Practice Paragraph
“Test #1”
This is what a paragraph should look like.
1. Use
81/2 X 11 lined ruled paper.
2. Rightside
up, not backwards
3. Full
name, class, and date top right
4. Write
in pen- blue or black.
5. Title
in centre of top line
6. Doublespace
7. Write
between the margins (red lines)
8. Indent
the first word of the first line. Keyboard TAB key
9. Write
one block of writing.
*You can cross out mistakes and keep going. It doesn’t have
to be really super neat. You don’t have to use Whiteout or Liquid Paper.
As long as it is legible, it’s ok.
VOCAB legible(adj)- able to be read, clear enough to read
His writing was illegible.
I will return the Practice Paragraph.
This was not for marks. If you fix it up and rewrite , you will
get one RW point. You can give it me today or first thing tomorrow.
Title “Practice Paragraph RW”
SIMPLE SENTENCES FROM HOMEWORK
Simple Sentence Exercises
Write a simple sentence using the vocabulary in each
exercise. Try a variety of simple sentence types. Use a variety of verb tenses.
Remember: SV
SSV SVV Imperative
Interrogative
Write your sentences on your own paper.
1. cat sleep
The cat sleeps on the bed. SV
The cat and the dog are sleeping
on the floor. SSV
2. laugh joke
He always laughs at boring jokes.
SV
My father tells a joke and laughs. SVV
IDIOM dad jokes
3. children play
The children play piano and listen to music.
SVV
To play different games, children go out.
SV
4. sing song
You should
sing your new song at the concert tomorrow. SV
(You)
Sing a new song. Imperative
Come and sing a song. Imperative VV
Do you know how to sing that song?
Interrogative
5. do homework
I do my homework every evening. SV
Do your homework. Imperative
She does homework. SV
When do you plan to do your homework?
Interrogative
My friends and I do homework together. SSV
6. read book
I found the book that you want to
read on the internet. COMPLEX
Alice and Venessa read a lot of
books together. SSV
I read a book, but I am tired.
COMPOUND
I read a book but didn’t like it.
SVV
I read a book and got tired. SVV
7. play piano
Maris plays piano well and sings
terribly. SVV
The mother and daughter pretend
to play piano together. SSV
8. listen sound
Listen to the sound of the piano/ocean/wind.
Imperative
You sound happy. SV
I was dancing and listening to
the sound of the music. SVV
9. walk park
My daughter and I walk around the
park at night. SSV
Dogs need to walk in the park
every day. SV
They walked and rode their bicycles
in the park. SVV
When I was in the park, John Cena
walked around me. COMPLEX
She and her dog running
run/ are running around the park. SSV
10.
bird fly
The bird is flying in the sky. SV
Birds fly to California every fall. SV
I was watching the movie when he called me. COMPLEX SENTENCE
**
“Making Small Talk”
**
Pass-in writing. This is not a test. I want to see what your
sentence writing looks like, so I will know what to teach you.
1. Take out a piece of lined, ruled
paper.
2. Write your full name and class in
the top right corner.
3. In the centre on the top line,
write Practice Paragraph.
4. Write in pen.
5. Doublespace.
6. Phones and
devices put away.
Write a short paragraph of at least 150 words.
TOPIC: Introduce yourself.
**Prescribed Learning Outcomes
The skills that I must teach.
ORAL LANGUAGE
A1
READING AND VIEWING
B1
WRITING
C1
EVIDENCE OF THINKING
D1
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