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Good
morning, everyone.
We
will get started at 11:00.
Wednesday
– slang ‘Hump Day’ – middle of the week, hardest day for some people, midweek
hump
Today’s
agenda
·
Continue with simple sentences
Go over your examples from homework
Quiz tomorrow
·
Continue with “Election Day”
Choose 10 vocab words for the quiz.
·
Every class - 10 phrasal verbs
Problem
with my blog. The work is gone!
We
lost our work on simple sentneces. We will review today.
We
lost our discussion about elections, new vocabulary.
Simple
sentences: SV SSV SVV Imperative Interrogative
Your
example sentences:
1. SV This bus
stops at every station.
2. -SSV Me and
my friend get on the same bus
My friend and I get on the same bus.
3.
4. -SVV I shop
and eat some food to Downtown with my family
I shop and eat some food downtown with my family every
weekend.
I went shopping and had some food downtown with my family.
I go shopping... I went shopping...
downtown, home – no prepositions
I go to Burnaby. preposition
I go home.
She goes downtown.
Are you downtown? No, but I’m going downtown in ten minutes.
5. -Imperative Recommend
me a good restaurant
Please recommend a good restaurant to me.
6. -Interrogative What
kind of restaurant do you want to go to?
7. Anne is taking
a ballet class at Grand Ballet Vancouver. (SV)
8. My Friend and
I went to the Butchard gardens in Victoria Island. ( SSV ) cap ww
My
friend and I went to the Butchard Gardens on Vancouver Island.
9. Ale cooked her lunch and went for a walk at in Stanley Park . ( SVV )
Ali
walked the dog. v
Ali
took the dog for a walk.
10.
The soup is too salted. wf
( SV )
The soup is too salty.
11.
I want to teach you some Spanish. SV
12.
Turn off the computer . Put your computer down for one day. Imperatives
13.
SV I like travelling.
like + gerund or infinitive
like + travelling OR to travel
I like travelling. OR I like
to travel.
like,
love, hate, prefer, begin, continue
The
little boy loves to run. The little boy loved running.
On
Friday night, Joan loves to go dancing.
On
Friday night, Joan loves going dancing.
Mariam
began to do yoga three months ago.
Mariam
began doing yoga three months ago.
I
will teach this more later.
14.
SSV My son and my daughter went to their school.
15.
SVV My son was eating and watching tv.
16.
Imperative Open the door, please.
17.
Interrogative What is the date today?
18.
I am going to watch a movie. SV
19.
I picked up my son and ordered a meal for dinner. SVV
20.
Ronald and Winny had dinner with me. SSV
21.
It is impossible! SV
22.
Did you have fun in school?
23.
The dinner was amazing.
amazing
– very popular word- very very very good, wonderful, fantastic, excellent, scrumptious-
really delicious, yummy
OPPOSITE
– awful, disgusting, revolting, bad, horrible, terrible, gross,
Gross!
WORD
OF THE DAY- scrumptious(a) The cookies were
scrumptious.
24.
The music is to loud turn down the volume. RO
The music is too loud. Turn down the volume.
to
too two
25.
The movie was boring and long long and boring.
salt
and pepper pepper and salt
idiom
bread and butter – money, your living
Teaching
is my bread and butter.
peanut
butter and jam- pb&j
26.
Could you help me? Interrogative- question
27.
Anabel and Sara are going to take get the vaccine. SSV
are
going to take – future
will
take – future
different
time tenses
28.
SV: The flower is very beautiful.
29.
SSV: Lily and Iris are good friends.
30.
SVV: We are singing and dancing at Lily’s birthday party.
We like to sing and dance. We like singing and dancing.
We like singing and to dance.
31.
Imperative: Clean your room. Do your homework. Don’t disappoint
us.
32.
Interrogative: Are you going home for dinner?
33.
SV: The Rose Garden is very popular in the local community.
34.
Hamid loosed the bag yesterday. vf verb form
Hamid
lost the bag yesterday.
lose-
lost (v)
loose
(adj)
The
top is loose. It is not tight.
35.
Ssv: my sister and her daughter are coming to Canada in summer.
cap art
My sister and her daughter are coming to Canada in the summer.
niece,
nephew – your brother’s or sister’s kids, your siblings’ children
I
have two siblings: one sister and one brother.
:
colon
I
have no siblings. I am an only-child.
half-siblings-
share only one parent biologically
I
have three half-siblings.
I
got one brother and one sister.
‘got’
instead of ‘have’ – got -a bit more casual
36.
SVV: Sara took a shower and went to bed.
37.
Take your umbrella, please. Imperative
38.
Do you have clothes for winter? Interrogative
Good
work. Excellent simple sentences.
Are
you ready for a little quiz tomorrow?
Quiz#1
1. I drove my
car to downtown. prep
EXAMPLE
QUIZ
Quiz#1
Pass in your quiz by 11:30.
Write a simple sentence for each.
1.
SV cat
I have a cat.
The cute cat has fluffy ears.
2.
SSV dog
3.
SVV fish
4.
Imperative horse
5.
Interrogative cow
6.
Interrogative frog
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legislate(v)
– make laws
legislative(adj)
associate(v)
– connect
associated(adj)
– connected to
association(n)
– a group of people who organize for some purpose
free-diving-
Sayuri Kinoshita
assign(v)
– give out a job
assignment(n)
advance
voting – early voting
informed
choice- a choice based on knowledge
information-
Chose
ten words for the quiz tomorrow:
1. organization
2. necessary
3. encourage
4. manage
5. special
6. register
7. station
8. fair
9. eligible
10.
leader
Phrasal
Verbs
https://7esl.com/phrasal-verbs/#Common_Phrasal_Verbs_List_from_A_to_Z
Family,
Relationships, Travel, Telephone, Cooking, Shopping, Business Clothes, Animals,
House, Party, Driving, Education, Work, Health, Innovation, Money, Sleep,
Problems, Crime, Environment
Family
I
fell out with my sister. I had a falling out with my sister.
We
get along well. Mary gets along with her mother-in-law.
We
are going to get together this weekend.
We will have a get-together.
My
name is Pikling, but I go by Grace. My English name is Grace.
We
were very close when we were kids. We grew apart as teenagers.
We
drifted apart.
We
grew closer and closer.
We
are like two peas in pod. – very close
to each other
Thursday
·
Quiz#1 on simple sentences
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