Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 8:30.
Today’s agenda
1.
Review Quiz#2 compound sentences
2.
Continue with Transitional Terms. I asked you to try
some for homework.
3.
Continue with paragraph work
-Format of a paragraph
-Structure
of a paragraph
Our picture today is of a breaching whale off the coast of
Newfoundland.
Compound sentences:
SV , SOBA SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
I asked you to try some of your own original sentence that
use transitional terms for homework. Please put in Chat any sentences with transitional
terms that you want to discuss:
1.
Janet cleaned up the house; also cooked delicious
dinner. XXX
Janet cleaned up the house; also S cooked
delicious dinner.
S+V
Janet cleaned up the house; also, she
cooked a delicious dinner.
2.
He couldn't sleep last night; therefore he fell asleep
today morning.
He couldn't sleep last night; therefore,
he fell asleep this morning.
3.
I am thinking about how to decorate this picture; however,
I have no ideas yet.
4.
I did not study hard; therefore, I failed in the
exam.
5.
We are expecting a new baby; however, we don't know the
gender yet.
6.
Sam won't get come out of his room to spend some
time with his family; instead of staying in his room playing games.
; instead, he stays in his room playing
games.
7.
I like watching TV; likewise, I like reading.
8.
She loves her boyfriend; however, she doesn't want to
get married with him.
She doesn’t want to marry him.
9.
My husband works from home. Likewise, I study
online at home.
2 simple sentences
My husband works from home; likewise,
I study online at home.
1 compound sentence
Difference in meaning? not much difference,
the semicolon connects the sentences together
It’s like two couples walking in the park. One
couple is holding hands. The other couple is not.
10.
We should consider, and understand that not everything
we want can happen.
We should
consider and understand that not everything we want can happen. simple
sentence
11.
She put her mask on for entrance when she entered
the mall; wearing a mask is mandatory in all shopping centers.
12.
It is raining, now; however, I will go walking.
13.
My friend studied hard; as a result, he graduated with
a good score mark. subject verb agreement - agr
14.
I love playing basketball everyday; however, I cannot
play at this point because of Covid.
15.
Ali and Reza study together; in addition, they play
tennis together.
16.
I did not do my homework yesterday; instead/rather, I
helped my wife in my home.
17.
First of all, I wash my hands with soap. Second, I eat
my breakfast.
18.
I eat vegetables and fruit instead of meat; in short, I
am vegetarian.
19.
My friend likes running; instead, I do not like
walking.
19. Meaning?
My friend likes running; however, I do
not like running.
20.
If you are a logic smart; as a rule, you can
solve mathematical problem easy punc
RW
You are a smart logical person; as a rule,
you can solve mathematical problems. compound sentence
If you are a smart logical person, you can
solve mathematical problems. complex sentence – will learn tomorrow
21.
Hand washing and sanitizing surfaces have reduced the
disease; likewise, wearing a mask is very helpful.
22.
I like to ride my bike on False Creek Seawall ;
also, l like to ride it to in Stanley Park. both locations, where
it is happening
23.
I watched a movie last weekend; also, I watched
a TV series, too.
I watched a movie last weekend; also,
I watched a TV series.
I watched a movie last weekend; I watched a
TV series, too.
different style ,too
I like cat; I like dogs, too.
24.
We ran out of the milk; however therefore, we
need to shop for groceries.
25.
Some days she feels so tired; specifically, on rainy
days. XXX
Some days she feels so tired, specifically on
rainy days. simple
Some days she feels so tired; specifically, she is tired on
rainy days.
compound
26.
I try to eat smaller portions to lose weight; on the
contrary nevertheless/oddly/strangely/unexpectedly, I find myself snacking
more.
There are hundreds of transitional terms that you can use
creatively.
Sarah ran her first 10k race yesterday; unbelievably, she
came in third place!
unbelievable (adj) unbelievably (adv)
happy (adj) happily (adv)
I lost my wallet on Saturday; happily, I found it yesterday.
sad sadly
amazing amazingly
Nadir spoke no English when she came to Canada two years
ago; amazingly, she is able to speak and understand English reasonably well
now.
27.
He has cleaned up his toys and tidied up his bed;
moreover, he has eaten his breakfast by himself.
28.
I would like to lose weight. Therefore, I eat less.
29.
My friends and I love to go to the gym; therefore, I
bought a dumbbell to use at home.
rather – preference, prefer, instead of
I don’t want to go to the party; rather, I would like to
stay home with you.
She decided not to visit Japan; rather, she took a cruise to
Alaska.
I don’t want to go to the party; I would rather stay
home with you.
Maria doesn’t like cake; she would rather have chocolate.
Al doesn’t enjoy going shopping; he would rather for for a
hike.
The Paragraph
Gold
Gold, a precious metal, is prized for two important
characteristics. First of all, gold has a
lustrous beauty that is resistant to corrosion. Therefore,
it is suitable for jewelry, coins, and ornamental purposes. Gold never needs to
be polished and will remain beautiful forever. For example, a Macedonian coin
remains as untarnished today as the day it was made 25 centuries ago. Another
important characteristic of gold is its usefulness to industry and science. For many years,
it has been used in hundreds of industrial applications, such as photography
and dentistry. The most recent use of gold is in astronauts' suits. Astronauts
wear gold-plated heat shields for protection when they go outside spaceships in
space. In conclusion, gold is treasured not
only for its beauty but also for its utility.
Topic sentence
Supporting sentences
First point
Second point
Concluding sentence
*Format of a paragraph
- one block of writing
- indent the first word- TAB key (next to ‘Q’), don’t use
space bar
- 14-16 font
-doublespace OR 1.5 spacing
On your word processing program,
find the option for doublespacing or 1.5 spacing.
*Structure of a paragraph
-Topic sentence
-Supporting sentences
-Concluding sentence
Tomorrow we will write a short paragraph on a very general
easy topic.
e.g. “What is your favourite holiday? Why?”
Pick your holiday
Aim for 3 points to explain why. Three is good number to
shoot for.
PLAN FIRST
Thanksgiving
1. family gathers together
2. not commercialized like Xmas
3. big feast (big meal)
WRITE
Topic sentence
Supporting sentences
Concluding sentence
150-200 words
Test#1 (50m)
I will give you a simple straightforward topic tomorrow. You
can write a short paragraph.
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