EF34
Good
morning, everyone.
We will
get started at 11:00.
NOTE: Remember,
on Friday there will be no school for you. It is a Professional Development Day
focussed on First Nations.
Wednesday
- Hump Day – middle of the week, for some people, hardest day- after hump day,
heading for the weekend
like a camel
Today’s
agenda:
·
Go
over “Correction Codes”
·
Go
over Quiz #1
Quiz format
Example answers
·
Continue
compound sentences, homework examples
·
Dialogues
about shopping
Thursday
·
“Malala”
unit, with video
“Correction
Codes”
shortcuts
for teachers when marking
-art
article- a an the
art
We had a
lunch together yesterday.
FIX We had
lunch together yesterday.
-awk –
doesn’t sound like natural English, often a translation from another language
*You need
more exposure to real everyday English.
Don’t try.
Do!
-cap he lives in Vancouver.
He lived in Vancouver,
-prep -preposition-
short words show place, direction
no clear rules for
when to use ‘in’ or ‘on’
*You need
more exposure to real everyday English to learn about which preposition to use.
e.g
I live in Vancouver.
I live on Fraser
Street.
I live in Fraser
Street. XXX small error
I live at 1234
Jervis Street.
-pron he she we they I you
pronouns are becoming
a focal point in our culture- chosen pronouns
Al Haley (he, him)
people’s identity
-punc , comma
. period OR fullstop
It is a nice day today.
dot
-sp spelling Will practice help? repetition Maybe for you
it will help.
Phonics is an excellent
way for children to learn to spell.
phonics- sounding
out a word
cat
answer
Wednesday
gaurd guard
We share this experience.
I feel your pain.
Read to your kids.
Read to your grandkids.
-agr subject verb agreement #1 error
agr
She go to school.
She goes to school.
I go You
go He goes
She goes We go
- vt verb tense - past present future
I watch a movie last
night. XXX
I watched a movie
last night.
-vf verb form
vf
I was watch a movie
last night. XXX
I watched a movie
last night.
He was go to the
mall. XXX
He went to the mall.
The cat sleeping on
the bed. XXX
The cat is/was sleeping
on the bed.
-wf word form – building vocabulary
happiness(n) happy(a)
happily (adv)
She is a happy
person.
She sings happy. XXX
She sings happily.
You sing peacefully.
Canada is a freedom
country. XXX
freedom(n) free(a)
Canada is a free
country.
-ww wrong word
-# Joy ate two apple.
Joy ate two apples.
-? Meaning? What do you mean?
Try to write it in
different words.
Me my mother do same
way. XXX
My mother and I does
the same way. XXX
My mother and I act
the same.
My mother and I have
very similar personalities.
My mother and I
sound the same. (voices)
The little boy takes
after his father. – looks like, acts like
She is the spit and
image of her mother. – looks the same,
Mary’s daughter looks
just like her.
He is a chip off the
old block. son is just like the father
The apple doesn’t
fall far from the tree. The child is just like the parent.
My grandson, my son,
and my husband are three peas in a pod.
My daughter and I
are two peas in a pod.
My son takes after
his mother.
Keep this! It will
be useful.
Return Qui#1
-full name and class
(EF3/EF4/CW34) in top right hand corner of the paper
- write in pen, not
pencil
-doublespace
Quiz #1
Write a simple sentence for each word.
SV subject verb
The goal is to
stretch our facility with English.
We want to learn new
way to express our ideas.
We started with simple
sentences.
1.
SV stretch
I stretch every night before
bed.
I stretch myself my neck every day.
The soccer players stretched before the gam.
The man stretched the truth to his wife.
2.
SSV sleep
The dog and the cat are sleeping on the floor.
My baby and I sleep together. cosleeping
3.
SVV sugar
I bought some sugar and made a cake.
Sugar tastes sweet but is not good for you.
Sugar tastes sweet but is unhealthy.
4.
SSV different
My son and daughter are very different.
5.
Imperative nap
command, tell someone to do something
Take a nap!
Have a short nap.
6.
Interrogative snack
question
Did you have a snack today?
Did you bring some snacks with you?
Did you have some coffee today/this morning?
some sugar – uncountable, noncount
some snacks- countable
coffee -countable and uncountable
She grabbed a quick coffee on her way to work.
She grabbed some coffee on her way to work.
grab – eat, drink, buy quickly
Let’s grab a sandwich.
I have to grab some dog food on the way home.
Can you grab pick me up on your way?
Can you grab some milk on your way home? buy quickly
Are you going to the coffee shop? Can you grab me a coffee?
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