EF2 SL12 Class 14

 

Good morning, everyone.

 

I had fun and stayed home. I stayed at home.

I organized your clothes. I cleared out old clothes.

I went to the dentist.

I had a good rest.

I met my friend.

I feel tired. simple present verb tense

I felt tired. simple past verb tense

I go to shopping. I learn English. simple present verb tense

I went to shopping. I learned English. simple past verb tense

I went to my family doctor.

It was my husband’s birthday. Our friends and I went to a seafood restaurant.

-         simple past verb tense

 

 

Today’s class plan:

·      Attendance

·      Return Quiz2

Go over

Optional rewrite for one point

·      New verb tense: simple past verb tense

·      Continue dialogue “Going to the Supermarket”

·      Listening work- vocabulary “Word List 1.1”

 

Tuesday

·      Continue simple past verb tense

Exercises and “100 Most Used Verbs”

·      New dialogue

 

 

 

 

Quiz 2

Dividers.

Lined, ruled paper.

Phones and devices away.

Full name, class, and date top right corner of your paper.

Double-space

Title: Quiz 2

Write a sentence with a modal verb for each.

MODAL + BASIC VERB

can + see   can go   can walk

 

1.    should        do

I should do my homework every night.

Mei should do exercise twice a week.

*Write one answer per question.

 

2.    might          go

might – not sure, maybe. 50/50

She might go to the party tonight.

She might go to Burnaby tomorrow.

She might go downtown later.

She might go GERUND .  ‘ing’ noun shopping   hiking   swimming

She might go swimming today. She might go hiking on the weekend.

might go – leave your house, leave where you are, go outside to another place

 

3.    can              get

Boris can get a cup of coffee at Tim Horton’s.

She can get a window seat.

Can I get a window seat, please?

I can get an aisle seat.

She can get a middle seat.

 

 

 

4.    will              make

We will make dinner after work.

The kids will make a mess in the house.

I will make you happy.

I will make two coffees for us.

I will buy a car.

I will make cookies.

John will make a delicious cake.

 

5.    must           take

I must take a shower before work.

I must take a shower after the gym.

I must take my car to work.

She must take a nap/rest.

John must take a vacation in July.

I must take it tomorrow. it?

 

I must have breakfast every morning.

 

I must take my medication every morning.

She must take her vitamins every day.

 

I must take my laptop to work tomorrow.

I must take these letters to the post office tomorrow.

 

I bought a new refrigerator. They will deliver it tomorrow.

 

She must take care of herself.

Good bye. Take care! Take care of yourself!

 

We must take care of our children/pets.

 

6.    can              work

He can work tomorrow.

You can work at/from home this week.

My son can work tonight.

She can work at/from home.

I can not work from home.

 

 

I will return Quiz 2.

You can fix and rewrite all six of your answers.

Pass it back to me today or first thing tomorrow.

You will get one extra point.

 

If you miss a quiz or a test, you can makeup one quiz and/or test on the second last day of the course.

 

I must take a call from the school.  must take = receive, get a call

The school will call me.

 

I must make a call to my parents. I will call them.

 

Title: Quiz2 RW

1.    should        do

2.    might          go

3.    can              get

4.    will              make

5.    must           take

6.    can              work

 

 

 

Two verb tenses:

 

*simple present verb tense

-usually happens, always happens

I drink coffee every morning.

She drinks green tea every morning.

You drink

We drink

 

-fact, truth

Vancouver is a rainy city.

Victoria is the capital of BC.

My name is Shira.

 

*simple past verb tense

- one event finished, over, done

-five minutes ago, yesterday, last year, 1000 years ago

What’s something you did last night?

I ate dinner. simple past verb tense

I did homework yesterday. simple past verb tense

We went to the mall yesterday. simple past verb tense

I visited my country last year. simple past verb tense

I played music yesterday afternoon.

She worked from 5pm-3am.

I studied English last month.

I watched a movie last night. I enjoyed it.

I wrote a letter to my boyfriend last night.

 

 

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Simple Past Stories “Our Day at the Park”

simple past verb tenses

Let’s read it out loud one by one.

went- simple past verb tense   go – simple present verb tense

went -simple past verb tense  

pushed- simple past verb tense   push- simple present verb tense  

found- simple past verb tense   find- simple present verb tense  

splashed- simple past verb tense   splash- simple present verb tense  

played- simple past verb tense   play- simple present verb tense  

brought- simple past verb tense   bring- simple present verb tense  

sat   ate- simple past verb tense   sit   eat- simple present verb tense  

chased- simple past verb tense   chase- simple present verb tense  

chase(verb)- run after very quickly, try to catch

 

bought- simple past verb tense   buy- simple present verb tense

She likes mango/pistachio/vanilla/chocolate/Oreo ice cream.

 

saw- simple past verb tense   see- simple present verb tense   

played- simple past verb tense   play- simple present verb tense  

felt- simple past verb tense   feel- simple present verb tense  

went - simple past verb tense   go- simple present verb tense  

 

 

--playground toys for kids-

slide

water slide  She went down the water slide into the pool.
swing- go back and forth on a seat attached by ropes or chains to a high bar

 

pond- very very small lake

Ducks swam in the pond. Fish swam in the pond.

The little kid splashed water in the bathtub.

We played tag. One person is ‘it’. She chased other people and tags them.

Shira brought a sandwich for lunch.

I eat breakfast every morning. I ate breakfast this morning.

 

squirrel- a small wild animal that collect nuts, they are cute

A dog is a domestic animal. It lives with people.

A tiger is a wild animal. It lives in nature.

 

frisbee- a round flying toy

 

feel/felt

I feel good today. I felt good yesterday.

She feels tired now. She felt tired yesterday.

He is tired every day.

She is stressed out every day.

You are always angry.

I feel anxious. I have anxiety.

anxious(adjective) feel upset and nervous for no big reason, always feel like something is wrong

Tests make me feel anxious.

 

-         simple past verb tense

 

Exercise 5 “Choose the Correct Verb”

ex. I visited my friend in the hospital last night.

 

1.    The boys played baseball/basketball/soccer/tennis/hockey/ volleyball/tennis/pingpong, etc.

2.    Robert helped his wife.

3.    We painted our living room a soft blue colour.

Her eyes are sky blue.

His eyes are warm brown like chocolate.

Her vision is not clear. Her vision is blurry.

4.    Susan watching watched TV.

5.    We changed planes.

We flew from Vancouver to Toronto. We changed planes. We flew to Halifax.

6.    She waited for him for 20 minutes. He was late. She was late.

7.    He learned how to swim when he was a child.

She jumped in the water. She dove in the water.

8.    They travelled all around the country/world.

9.    The students arrived/were/came late for class.

10.                       We listened to the radio until midnight.

 

Good job. We will continue tomorrow.