English Foundations 5/6
Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 8:30.
Today’s agenda
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Review Quiz#1- simple sentences
Remind
about paper, format, doublespacing, name, class, etc
Go
over “Correction Codes”
Email
me the sentences you want me to go over
REWRITE QUIZ#1 NEXT MONDAY
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Practice of simple sentences: SV SSV SVV
Imperative Interrogative
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Phrasal verbs
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Learn a knot Friday
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HW Prepare
for the rewrite of Quiz#1
Monday
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Continue to review paragraph writing
·
“United Nations Universal Declaration of Human
Rights” -student present the article they chose
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Begin compound sentences
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REWRITE Quiz#1 if you want.
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Test#1 Tuesday – paragraph on human rights
-Paper- 81/2 X 11 inch lined paper.
I have some if you forget.
Rightside up.
-Name – full name top righthand corner
Class- EF5 OR EF6 OR CW567
-Pen, please.
-Doublespace
-Make it neat and organized.
For the people who emailed me your quiz, they seemed ok.
Could you read my comments?
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Review Quiz#1
Write a simple
sentence for each:
e.g. SV school
The
kids like to go to school.
1. SV right
2. SSV allowed
3. SVV prevent
4. SSVV different
5. Interrogative approximately
6. Imperative attend
1.
You are right!
The bus turns right on 45th
Avenue.
I have a right to vote.
NOTE: Today in class, please email me any sentences that you
would like me to try, or write it on a piece of paper and give it to me now.
2.
are allowed/am allowed
My sister and I are allowed to play basketball.
The students and the teachers are allowed
to eat lunch outside.
Tom and Lin are allowed to talk in during the quiz. prep
3.
Maria moved
the ladder and prevented an accident.
John worked carefully and prevented mistakes/injuries.
Everyone is trying their best to prevent the spread of Covid 19. Everyone
is trying their best and preventing the spread of Covid 19. SVV
awkward
CAUSATIVE VERBS
We try to prevent incidents.
Joe tries to fix the computer.
try + to fix OR
try+fixing
try + infinitive OR
try+ GERUND
I try to stay in shape.
OR I try staying in shape.
Maria tried to bake cookies.
OR Maria tried baking cookies.
I tried to finish my homework. OR I tried finishing my
homework.
SAME MEANING – Your choice. Try both. Mix it up.
I try to keep my faith strong in my life. OR I try keeping
my faith strong in my life.
I will try to find the best way to solve this problem.
OR
I will try finding the best way to solve this problem.
4.
SSVV different
My little brother and I like the same kind of movies but like different kinds of music.
My friend and I both study Taekwondo but go to different schools.
-both- shows similarity, share something,
two people
My sister and I are both lefthanded.
Both you and I love jazz dance.
-all - shows similarity, share something, three+
people
We love jazz dance.
We all love jazz dance.
already
Would you like some more coffee?
No thank you. I have some, already OR I already have some.
SAME MEANING
I already bought some shampoo. OR I bought shampoo, already.
write with both hands, play sports both ways- ambidextrous
5.Interrogative approximately
How much will it cost?
Approximately how much will it
cost?
How much will it cost, approximately?
What time will you be finished,
approximately?
Approximately what time will you
be finished?
I did approximately an 18-hour
trip.
I did an 18-hour trip, approximately.
6.Imperative attend
You must attend the class.
NOT IMPERATIVE, SV
Remember to attend the
class on time.
Attend the meeting! Go to the meeting!
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Your examples:
1.
The red car turns right on main street. cap
The red car turns right on Main Street.
2.
My husband and I are allowed my son to come back in Japan.
vf
My husband and I allow my son to come back to Japan.
I allow/let/permit my son to play video games for one hour a
day.
Susan and Lily were not allowed to come back home after
stay out past 10pm. They have a curfew.
curfew- a rule about when somebody has to be home
passive voice and active voice- I will teach these later.
3.
How much did you buy pay for it, approximately?
ww
I bought a phone. I paid $200.
4.
Remember do not be late come home. RO
Remember do not be late. Come home.
Good examples of simple sentences.
You can rewrite the quiz on Monday if you want. It’s up to
you.
agr- subject verb agreement - #1 error that students make
The vaccine keep you safe. agr
The vaccine keeps you safe.
My sister play volleyball. agr
My sister plays volleyball.
vf – verb form
Marie walking to school. vf
Marie is/was walking to school.
Marie walks to school.
John will be go to work. vf
John will go to work.
wf- word form
I like read. wf
I like reading. noun-gerund
I am health. wf
I am healthy.
# singular/ plural
She ate two apple. #
She ate two apples.
Canada is one of the nicest country in the world. #
Canada is one of the nicest countries in the world.
Meaning? What do you mean? Try it again.
RW Rewrite
Learn English is necessary for leaving. ? RW
Learning English is necessary for living in Vancouver.
You are doing well! You can rewrite the Quiz#1 on Monday if
you want.
The quiz will be different, but I will choose from the same 10
vocabulary words. We will do the quiz Monday at the end of class.
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