Today’s Agenda
· Attendance
· Continue adjective
clauses
Choose
vocab for Quiz 4 tomorrow, adjective clauses
· Continue “Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce missions and congestion”
Crossword
Read out loud
Thought Questions
· Continue verb tenses-
present perfect
· Leftover work?
“Run-On
Sentences and Comma Splices”
“Phrasal
Verb Exercises”
Wednesday
· Quiz
4- adjective clauses
· Talk about spoken
presentations
· Begin
noun clauses- final kind of clause
“Noun Clauses” HANDOUT
· Continue “Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce missions and
congestion” Test 3 Thursday
Thursday
· “Self-Assessment”
Week 7
· Vocabulary
exercises
· Check
progress on spoken presentations, 3pts
· Continue
noun clauses
Quiz when?
· Test
3- paragraph relating to bicycles- last 55 minutes of class
Friday- October 23rd
No school
Professional
Development
Monday, October 26
· Spoken
presentations
· Begin
essay work
· Continue
noun clauses
Choose vocab for Quiz 5
Tuesday, Oct 27
· Spoken
presentations
· Continue
essay work
· Quiz
5- last 25m
Wednesday, Oct 28
· Spoken
presentations
· Continue
essay work
Thursday, Oct 29
· Spoken
presentations
· Continue
essay work
·
Friday, Oct 30
· Spoken
presentations
Final Week
Monday
Tuesday
Wednesday
Thursday
· Optional
replacement quiz and/or test
Friday- Last day
· Return
everything
No more RWs
· Final
marks and comments
· One-on-one
student-teacher conferences
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7.
The
movie that we/Jun/they/I watched last night was really scary.
8.
She
met a man who can speak five languages.
She met a man who speaks
five languages.
She met a man who spoke
five languages.
She met a man who was
speaking five languages at the party.
monolingual- one language
bilingual- two languages
trilingual- three
languages
polyglot- many
languages She is a polyglot.
Steve Kaufmann is a Canadian
internet personality and polyglot.
9.
The
dog that barks at night belongs to our neighbor.
The dog that barked/was barking all night
last night belongs to our neighbor.
dog- bark(v)
cat- meow(v) The kitten meowed at me. hiss(v)
cow- moo
horse- whinney
sheep- bleat
crow- caw
dinosaur, lion, tiger-
roar The big tiger roared.
elephant- trumpet(v)
fox- yip
coyote- howl
10.
The
house that was built in 1890 has a lot of history.
The heritage houses , which were built in 1890
have a lot of history.
11.
The
teacher who was teaching/taught us retired recently.
The teacher who retired
recently used to teach us.
12.
The dress that you/she/I wore to/at/for the party
was stunning.
13.
The city (that) I
grew up in as changed a lot over the
years.
The city where I
grew up as changed a lot over the years.
14.
The
boy whose bike was stolen reported it to the police.
passive voice verb
15.
The
flowers they were/are in the vase were a gift from a friend.
vase- vas voz
The museum has a
collection of Ming vases.
17.The athlete who won a gold medal trained
hard for years.
She is an Olympic medalist.
He is an Olympian.
18.The shop where I bought souvenirs
was very crowded.
souvenir- keepsake, a little gift from a
specific place
19.The child/boy/girl who is/was playing
in the yard is my cousin.
The see-through child who is playing in
the yard is the ghost of my cousin.
see-through- transparent, translucent
opaque- can’t see through it, heavily tinted
glass in a car
one-way mirror
20.The hotel that overlooks the beach offers
breathtaking views.
overlook(v) 1. has a view of
Her apartment overlooks
the river. It has a great view.
2.
neglect, forget, didn’t notice
Oh no. I overlooked those bills.
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Adjective clause words:
who
that
which
where
whose
Let’s choose 10 words
of vocabulary from “Bike-sharing” to review for the quiz. I will choose six of
them.
1.
traffic(n)
2.
reduce(v)
3.
share(v)
4.
substitute(v)
5.
urban(adj)
-city
6.
option(n)
7.
security)n)
8.
intensive(adj)
9.
private(adj)
10.
potential(adj)
EXAMPLE Quiz 4
1.
reduce
that
Mei is using an app that reduces her
workload.
2.urban who
Joe is a guy who prefers to live in an
urban environment/area.
urban- city
suburban- houses
rural- countryside, farm, village
urban sprawl – a city gets larger and larger
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“Bike-Sharing”
Crossword
ACROSS
2.congestion
The little kid was congested.
adj
8.utilize(v) utilization(n)
utility(n)
10.toxic
She is a toxic
relationship.
A narcissist can be
very toxic to be around.
11.infrastructure-
water, sewer, roads, bridges, hydro, etc.
15.potential(adj)
DOWN
1.greenhouse
greenhouse gas- CO2
3.intensive
4.accessible(adj)
The building is
accessible.
We have an accessible
washroom.
wheelchair-accessible
5.decarbonize
6.sustainable
7.mode
She bought a multi-mode
printer. I can print colour and black and white; it can scan documents and be
used as a fax.
9.leisure(n)
leisurely(adj)
We like to go on a
leisurely walk after dinner.
slow walk – stroll
12.untapped
She has untapped
potential.
13.emission
EV cars do not emit smoke.
low-emission vehicles
He has a hybrid. It is
an EV and a gas vehicle.
14.multi-mode
Her car is multi-mode:
sport mode, EV mode.
multi-task
She is a good multi-tasker.
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New and interesting vocabulary
-greenhouse gas emission
greenhouse gas- CO2
carbon dioxide, etc.
Greenhouse gasses are
released into the atmosphere.
They cause the Earth
to heat up.
Global temperature starts
to rise.
global warming/climate
change
polar ice caps melt
ocean levels rise
chaotic weather
glaciers melting
SOLUTIONS
decarbonize- use less
carbon-based fuels: oil, coal, gas, etc.
future - solar, wind
power- wind turbines, nuclear power, tidal power, etc.
nuclear power,
nuclear weapons
big challenge-
storage, huge batteries
subsequent- next
We went to the meeting;
subsequently, we took a vote.
sequence(n)- in order
equitable(adj)- fair
equity(n)- fairness,
everybody treated the same
equi- same equal, equality, equity
green(adj)- good for
the environment, environmentally friendly
The Green Party-
premature(adj)- too
early
The baby was born two
weeks premature.
The baby was preemie.
immature(adj) – an adult
who acts like a kid
The apple is not
ripe.
The avocado is not ripe.
The bananas are
green.
hazard(n)- danger
hazardous(adj)- dangerous
HAZARDOUS CONDITIONS-
bad weather for driving
hazardous chemicals
He turned his hazard
lights on.
