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Good morning.
Today’s agenda
1.
Continue review
of sentences
2.
Paragraph format
3.
Test #1- paragraph
based on CBC article
Monday
we will continue with sentences
Friday
is the happiest day.
Any
plans for the weekend?
-
badminton
-
hiking
-
birthday party
-
laundry?
-
wash dishes?
- working?
Nice
weather – smoke in the air, forest fires in Washington, Oregon, California
Compound
sentences
SV
, SOBA SV.
It is a nice day,
so we can go to the beach.
,
so
, or
,
but
,
and
I like
dark chocolate, but I hate white chocolate. COMPOUND- SV, SOBA SV
I like
dark chocolate but hate white chocolate. SIMPLE- SVV
I like
dark chocolate. But I hate white chocolate. XXX don’t begin a sentence with
SOBA, too casual for school writing, professional, doesn’t sound good
SV
, SOBA SV.
Your
examples from Chat:
1.
I like working
out, but I hate sweating.
2.
Will you help me
with the math homework so that I can finish it? adverb clause
3.
I go to work on
Monday, but I will not work on Friday.
4.
Eat breakfast,
or you will be hungry.
5.
James must study,
or he will not pass the test.
6.
I eat seafood,
but I don't like squid.
7.
I want to go
shopping so that I can wear new clothes. adverb clause
I want to
wear new clothes, so I will go shopping.
8.
I wanted to go to
Stanley park today, but I have to do my homework.
9.
Sarah was upset,
so she left the house.
10.
We will go to the
park tomorrow, or we will practice in our English.
11.
I have a dog and miss him a lot. SIMPLE
I have a dog,
and I miss him a lot. COMPOUND
12.
Anna is a dentist
or a doctor. SIMPLE
13.
I'm having class and reading the article at the same
time. SIMPLE
14.
Tom likes singing,
but Mike likes biking.
15.
Sara likes
cooking, but she does not like washes washing / to wash the dishes. wf
, SOBA
Sarah was upset, so
she left the house.
; semicolon for compound sentences
Sarah was upset; she
left the house.
; + transitional word or
phrase
Sarah was upset; therefore,
she left the house.
I will email you some documents
that we will use on Monday.
Transitional words – make out
writing sound great, professional, polished, smart
; however,
; therefore,
; nevertheless,
; next,
; on the other hand,
; to tell the truth,
; for instance,
; for example,
Three ways to write compound
sentences:
Sarah was upset, so
she left the house.
Sarah was upset; she
left the house.
Sarah was upset; therefore,
she left the house.
Paragraph format:
1.
Font size
Please
choose a font that 14-16 points in size.
This font is
a perfect size.
This font is
too small.
This font is
too big.
2.
Please choose a
font that is easy to read.
This font is
easy to read.
This font is not easy to read.
This font is NOT easy to read.
This font is not easy to read.
3.
Please double
space
When we write paragraphs for school,
we have to double space. It is standard format for all schools.
4.
Indent the first
word of your paragraph. Use the “Tab” key which is beside the “Q” key.
Test
#1
Paragraph
(150-200w)
Don’t
copy from the story. Write your own sentences.
Email
it me by 12:35 ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
Don’t
be late.
Based
on the CBC article and your own ideas, do you think kids should be back in school?
Today’s agenda
1.
Continue review
of sentences
2.
Paragraph format
3.
Test #1- paragraph
based on CBC article
Monday
we will continue with sentences
Friday
is the happiest day.
Any
plans for the weekend?
-
badminton
-
hiking
-
birthday party
-
laundry?
-
wash dishes?
- working?
Nice
weather – smoke in the air, forest fires in Washington, Oregon, California
Compound
sentences
SV
, SOBA SV.
It is a nice day,
so we can go to the beach.
,
so
, or
,
but
,
and
I like
dark chocolate, but I hate white chocolate. COMPOUND- SV, SOBA SV
I like
dark chocolate but hate white chocolate. SIMPLE- SVV
I like
dark chocolate. But I hate white chocolate. XXX don’t begin a sentence with
SOBA, too casual for school writing, professional, doesn’t sound good
SV
, SOBA SV.
Your
examples from Chat:
1.
I like working
out, but I hate sweating.
2.
Will you help me
with the math homework so that I can finish it? adverb clause
3.
I go to work on
Monday, but I will not work on Friday.
4.
Eat breakfast,
or you will be hungry.
5.
James must study,
or he will not pass the test.
6.
I eat seafood,
but I don't like squid.
7.
I want to go
shopping so that I can wear new clothes. adverb clause
I want to
wear new clothes, so I will go shopping.
8.
I wanted to go to
Stanley park today, but I have to do my homework.
9.
Sarah was upset,
so she left the house.
10.
We will go to the
park tomorrow, or we will practice in our English.
11.
I have a dog and miss him a lot. SIMPLE
I have a dog,
and I miss him a lot. COMPOUND
12.
Anna is a dentist
or a doctor. SIMPLE
13.
I'm having class and reading the article at the same
time. SIMPLE
14.
Tom likes singing,
but Mike likes biking.
15.
Sara likes
cooking, but she does not like washes washing / to wash the dishes. wf
, SOBA
Sarah was upset, so
she left the house.
; semicolon for compound sentences
Sarah was upset; she
left the house.
; + transitional word or
phrase
Sarah was upset; therefore,
she left the house.
I will email you some documents
that we will use on Monday.
Transitional words – make out
writing sound great, professional, polished, smart
; however,
; therefore,
; nevertheless,
; next,
; on the other hand,
; to tell the truth,
; for instance,
; for example,
Three ways to write compound
sentences:
Sarah was upset, so
she left the house.
Sarah was upset; she
left the house.
Sarah was upset; therefore,
she left the house.
Paragraph format:
1.
Font size
Please
choose a font that 14-16 points in size.
This font is
a perfect size.
This font is
too small.
This font is
too big.
2.
Please choose a
font that is easy to read.
This font is
easy to read.
This font is not easy to read.
This font is NOT easy to read.
This font is not easy to read.
3.
Please double
space
When we write paragraphs for school,
we have to double space. It is standard format for all schools.
4.
Indent the first
word of your paragraph. Use the “Tab” key which is beside the “Q” key.
Test
#1
Paragraph
(150-200w)
Don’t
copy from the story. Write your own sentences.
Email
it me by 12:35 ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
Don’t
be late.
Based
on the CBC article and your own ideas, do you think kids should be back in school?
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