Today’s Agenda
· Attendance
· Return Quiz#2
Go over
Optional RW for one
point
· Overview of verb
tenses
HANDOUT “Overview of
the 12 Verb Tenses in English”
· Continue new article-
Canadian experience
· Begin complex
sentences- overview
Tuesday
· Continue verb tense-
simple present
· Continue complex
sentences
Begin
adverb clauses
· First Nations lecture
re:
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Wednesday- no school,
Stat Holiday- statutory
National Day for
Truth and Reconciliation
Thursday
· Return Test 1
Focus on PLOs C1 and
C5
Talk about paragraph
process
This is what works
for me.
Optional RW for one
point
· Continue verb tense-
simple past
· Continue complex
sentences- adverb clauses
Quiz
3 when?
Friday
· “Self-Assessment
Reflection” Week 4
· Vocabulary exercises
· Continue verb tense-
simple future
·
Monday
· Continue verb tense- present
progressive
Tuesday
· Continue verb tense- past
progressive
P2
SV, SOBA SV.
SV: TRANS, SV.
SV; SV- not on quiz
Write a compound
sentence for each.
1.
or delay
SV, or SV.
We can have
the meeting now, or we can delay
it until 2pm.
2.
similarly talent
SV; TRANS, SV.
Maria is a good singer; similarly, Jun has a
talent for dancing.
talented
Maria is a good singer, similarly, Jun has a
talent for dancing. XXX punc
3.
moreover trust
I trust my boss; moreover, I respect her work
ethic.
SV; TRANS, SV.
4.
instead immigrant
Immigrants would like
to get high-paying jobs; instead, they are forced to take survival jobs.
5.
in
addition support
My family supports
me; in addition, my friends encourage me.
6.
however mistake
I made a mistake; however,
I learned from it.
Optional RW for one
point. Pass it in today or first thing tomorrow.
Title: Quiz2RW
VOCAB
mistake(n)
He makes a lot of mistakes, but he makes up for
them.
mistake(v)
She mistook that tall man for her brother.
VOCAB alot XXX
The little kid has alot
of Pokemon cards. wf- word form
FIX
The little kid has a
lot of Pokemon cards.
The little kid has lots
of Pokemon cards.
Overview of the 12 Verb Tenses in English
1.
SIMPLE PRESENT-habitual action, truth
does not mean right now
He buys a car. XXX
He buys a new car every year.
He buys a coffee every morning. agr
2.
SIMPLE PAST- one event finished in the past
She watched a movie last night.
She was watch a movie last
night. XXX
was go
3.
SIMPLE FUTURE- one event to happen later
be going to- already planned it
Mei is going to watch a movie tomorrow
night with her kids.
will- decide right now
4.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE/CONTINUOUS- happening now,
currently
She is looking at the screen.
She’s looking at the screen.
I am talking to you. ‘ apostrophe
I’m talking to you.
ERRORS
She looking at the screen.
She is look at the screen.
AUTHENTIC- suggest the future
He’s going to Calgary tomorrow.
MEANING He’s going to go to
Calgary tomorrow.
5.
PAST PROGRESSIVE – was happening in the past, usually
with an interruption
I was driving to school when it started raining.
I drove to school today.
6.
FUTURE PROGRESSIVE- will be happening later
RARELY USED
7.
PRESENT PERFECT- started in the past, continues
until now
She has lived in Canada for 19 months.
CONFUSION live lived lived
I have visited her six
times.
8.
PAST PERFECT- started in the past, ended in the
past
RARELY USED- substitute
simple past
She had lived lived in
Hong Kong from 2010-2022.
9.
FUTURE PERFECT- will start and end later
NEVER USED
10. PRESENT
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- started happening
in the past,
continues until now
Jun has been working at Best Buy for two years. sounds temporary
11. PAST
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- started happening in the past,
ended in the past
NEVER USED
12. FUTURE
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- will start happening in the future,
will end in the future
NEVER USED
DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
present perfect and present perfect progressive
Joe has worked at Best Buy for two years. sounds more permanent
Joe has been working at Best Buy for two years. sounds more
temporary
I have lived in Vancouver for one year. sounds more permanent
I have been living in Vancouver for one year. sounds more temp
I live in Vancouver since 2019. XXX
I have lived in Vancouver since 2019.
I have lived in
Vancouver since I was 16.
I have lived in Vancouver for one year.
**
conditionals
**zero conditional-
HIGH FREQUENCY- begin this week
-If it rains, we will
stay home.
first conditional- truth
-If it is raining,
you will get wet.
second conditional-
subjunctive mood- imagining RARELY USED
-If I won the lottery,
I would buy a solid gold toothbrush.
-If I were Batman, I
could stop the war.
third conditional-
past REGRET, VERY RARELY USED
-If you had bought Microsoft
stock in 1985, you would be a millionaire today.
-If I had have
studied harder, I would have passed the test.
**
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