Good morning, everybody.
We will get started at 11:00.
Today’s agenda:
1.
Continue with complex sentences- adverb clauses
Quiz#3 on Monday – adverb clauses
Review
of sentence styles:
SIMPLE
SENTENCES
COMPOUND
SENTENCES
COMPLEX
SENTENCES – adverb clauses
time-
after, before, until, when, while
condition
– if, even if, unless
manner-
though (casual, good for speaking), although, even though
cause-
because, since
purpose
or result- so that, so ... that
A
lot of these words you already know.
*after/before
The
kids play video games after they eat
supper. COMPLEX
The
kids play video games after supper. SIMPLE
*until
We
will wait until you are finished.
*when/while
while
– two things happening at the same time
Sarah
was relaxing while her husband was making dinner.
I
waited a while. SIMPLE SENTENCE – different usage of ‘while’
*if
Sara
will go to your party if you invite her.
*even
if
Sara
will not go to your party even if you invite her.
We
will to the park even if it rains.
*unless
Let’s
grab some coffee if you are free.
Let’s
grab some coffee unless you are busy.
Sarah
plays volleyball every Tuesday unless she is working.
grab
some coffee – drink some coffee
*
though, although, even though- all the same meaning, your choice
Donna
likes to study English even though/although/though it is hard for her.
My mother-in-law and I smile at each other even though we hate each other. –
just a joke
I
like living in Vancouver although rent is expensive.
*so
that = for a purpose
Shirin
is saving money so that she can take a vacation to Iran next year.
You
are learning more English so that you can get a BC high school diploma.
The
old women exercises everyday so that she can stay healthy as she ages.
*so
... that
so
ADJ that
so
cold that
Today,
it is so cold that I am wearing two sweaters.
The
noodles are so spicy that my mouth is burning.
The
girl is so beautiful that she has 100 guys wanting to marry her.
The
woman is so smart that she works for NASA.
We
will continue with this tomorrow.
Are there any of these that you
want me to reteach?
when / while – time
when –one event, short time
while – two things are happening at
the same time
when
Shira woke up when the phone
rang.
Call me when you get home.
while
Shira was talking on the phone while
her husband was sleeping.
Your daughter is in school while
you are taking this class.
My son is playing ukulele while I’m
taking English class.
Shira woke up when the phone
rang.
Call me when you get home.
Shira was talking on the phone while
her husband was sleeping.
Your daughter is in school while
you are taking this class.
My son is playing ukulele while I’m
taking English class.
OR
When the phone rang, Shira
woke up.
When you get home, call me.
While her husband was sleeping,
Shira was talking on the phone.
While you are taking this class,
your daughter is in school.
While I’m taking English class, my
son is playing ukulele.
Put some of your examples in Chat:
1. My
daughter writing the letters while I taking class. vf
My daughter is writing
the letters while I am taking class.
2. While
my mom cooked the dinner, the phone rang.
While my mom was cooking
dinner, the phone rang.
3. I
met my old friend, when I was going to the mall.
I met my old
friend when I was going to the mall.
4. My
kids were playing video games, while i was doing laundry.
My kids were
playing video games while I was doing laundry.
Not ‘i’. it’s ‘I’.
5. My
sister is watching tv while I am taking an English class.
6. Let
me know when you are free.
7. Because
it is sunny, I will go out.
8. We
can go back China unless we get approved for Chinese Visa.
We can go back to China
if we get approved for Chinese Visas.
We can’t go back to
China unless we get approved for a Chinese Visa.
9. The
school is so much fun that my daughter wants to go to school everyday.
10.
My parents is are eating lunch while I am taking
English class.
11.
My friends went outside while I was working on the job.
12.
My brother is sleeping while i taking the class.
13.
I was sleeping while my sister V on her class.
14.
My son always make some noise when I played my phone .
My son always makes
some noise when I play on my phone.
15.
I read the book while my son does his homework.
16.
My husband is playing with my daughter while I am
making dinner.
17.
My sister was cooking dinner while I was studying at
in my room.
18.
I take out the black shoes so that I can wear them
tomorrow.
19.
I was in the shower while when my doorbell rang.
20.
When you free we can go grab JJ BEAN coffee?
When you are free,
we can go grab JJ BEAN coffee.
Can we go grab
some coffee?
21.
When I back home last night, I was so exhausting. V wf
When I got back
home last night, I was so exhausted.
22.
I have breakfast
while I watch the TV.
23.
While I’m learning English on line, my husband is watching
tv in the living room.
24.
I'm glad because I'm taking this class.
25.
Since I was a child, I have really liked to swim.
26.
My teacher was studying teaching English class
while I was listening carefully.
27.
My mother was watching TV while I was having dinner.
28.
I work hard and save some money so that I can buy a
house.
29.
while shawable
technician was checking WiFi, I was talking on the phone cap punc
30.
While I was singing, my son was eating.
31.
My son will not go back to school until COVID-19 is
over.
32.
My husband was driving Uber while I was going to the park.
punc cap
33.
We can’t attend in the class unless the heathy organization
allow to the school board. Meaning?
34.
I will visit you this weekend when you are free.
35.
I will visit you this weekend if you are free.
36.
Thank god. Since I got a job, my life changed.
37.
My son is taking zoom
class while I'm cooking a lunch.
My son is taking a
Zoom class while I'm cooking lunch.
I got a new TV.
television - tele
vision – vision across a distance
tele – across a distance
vision- seeing
telephone – sound across a distance
tele – across a distance
phone- sound
earphones – sound in your ears
Can you think of another word with ‘tele’
in it?
telegraph – graph- picture
telegram
photo – light
photograph – light picture, picture
made from light
telepathy – path – feeling
sympathy empathy
telescope scope- device for looking
telescope – device for looking across
distances
microscope – micro – tiny small
binoculars – bi – two ocular- eyes
monocle – mono – 1 ocle- eyes
bi – two
bicycle cycle – wheel
tricycle
unicycle
uni – 1
form – shape, look
uniform
teleport – port – place
On Monday, we will do a Quiz#3 on
adverb clauses
HOMEWORK:
Review these one:
after
before
until
when
while
if
unless
although
because
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