EF5/6 May 21

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Good morning.

Today’s agenda:

1. Can you see my comments?

2. Review of yesterday’s quiz

3. Discuss “Roses Sing on New Snow”

4. Homework Test tomorrow – Paragraph on topic related 

to “Roses Sing on New Snow”

Find out about where you can get MSWord or open MSWord files.

Tomorrow:

1. Review of sentence types so far

2. Begin adjective clauses

We’ll get started as soon as I finish my teachers’ meeting.

When you email a test to me, I make comments on it using MSWord.

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For homework, I want you to spend some time and figure out how you can get MSWord or another program that will show you the comments.

You will have to figure it out.

It’s a problem, but we can fix it.

I mark your quizzes and tests within one day usually. If you don’t get it back within a day, let me know.

Quiz #4 Modals

Write a sentence with the modal for each

e.g. should park

You should take the dog to the park because he has been inside all day.

1. may compliment

You may get a compliment on your beautiful dancing.

Your beautiful dance may complement the huge ceremony there.

compliment – say something nice about someone

complement – goes well together

Vanilla ice cream complements apple pie very nicely.

We complement each other. We make a good pair.

2. might reasons

She might forgive you if you tell her the reasons why you lied.

3. have to ingredients

Sarah wants to bake a chocolate cake, so he has to pick up the ingredients.

4. ought to announce

When you have a new baby, you ought to announce it to everybody.

5. used to imagination

imagine – verb

imagination – noun

She used to tell stories from her imagination when she was little.

I used to live in my imagination, but reality changed that.

6. be going to refuse

Don is going to refuse the job offer because he would have to move to Chilliwack.