Good morning ,
everyone.
We will get started
at 8:30
NOTE: This Friday,
there will be no school for you.
It’s a Professional
Development Day focussed on First Nations.
TGIF! Thank God it’s
Friday Thursday!
Today’s agenda
·
Continue compound sentences
Your
example sentences from homework
Choose
a dozen transitional words to focus on.
·
Finish Back and Forth 2.6
·
HW Read
“The Internet”
Quiz#2 Monday- compound sentences
Friday
·
NO SCHOOL FOR YOU
Monday
·
Quiz#2- compound sentences
·
Begin paragraph work
·
Begin complex sentences- adverb clauses
·
“Goalsetting”
Tuesday
·
Continue with paragraph format and structure
·
Continue with adverb clauses
Tuesday?
·
Test#1 – paragraph on a topic to be determined
Your example compound sentences
from homework
1. John
likes tea , but Mary likes coffee . spacing in punctuation
John likes tea, but
Mary likes coffee. space after the comma
2. John
likes tea ; however , mary likes coffee .
John likes tea;
however, Mary likes coffee.
3. Mai
speaks English; in addition, she speaks French.
4. The
students were back to school a few months ago; however, they need to wear
the mask every time.
The students went
back to school a few months ago; however, they need to wear a mask every time.
5. My
husband and I like to travel in Japan, but we don’t have time to go there. like
to travel – simple present- usually
6. I
want to go back to my hometown; however, I can’t go in the COVID-19 time.
awk phrasing
I want to go back
to my hometown; however, I can’t go during Covid.
7. I
lost my wallet in Metrotown, so I need to go back there to find it.
8. Kim
has a boyfriend and really loves him; however, she can’t marry him.
SVV; TRANS, SV.
COMPOUND
9. My
writing is not perfect, so I must practice some more examples.
10.
The Chinese restaurant was reopened; however, they need
to do some ruler of Government. awk phrasing
The Chinese
restaurant was reopened; however, they need to follow the governement rules/
policies/guidelines.
11.
Kim lived in Japan for 6 months; therefore, she wanted/wants
to go back there one more time.
12.
John goes to work, and Peter goes to school.
13.
Helen likes talk;also , she likes laugh.
Helen likes to talk;
also, she likes to laugh.
Helen likes talking;
also, she likes laughing.
Helen likes talking(gerund,
‘ing’ noun); also, she likes laughing(gerund, ‘ing’ noun).
like + gerund OR
like + infinitive
likes talking OR
likes to talk
*like, love,
hate, can’t stand (dislikes), prefer, begin, start, continue
Mai loves to
dance. Mai loves dancing.
The little kid can’t
stand eating spinach. The little kid can’t stand to eat spinach.
Joan began to do
yoga last month. Joan began doing yoga last month.
Will you continue
to study English next year? Will you continue studying English next year?
The baby started
to cry. The baby started crying.
COMMON ERROR She
like walk in the park. XXX
FIX She likes to walk
in the park. She likes walking in the park.
stop+ gerund stop
+ infinitive
I stop to do
yoga. I stopped doing yoga.
learn + infinitive
She learned to drive a bus last year.
She learning
to speak English. vf
She is/was learning
to speak English.
14.
John likes to study; however, Peter likes to play.
Peter likes to playing.
XXX
Peter likes to play.
Peter likes playing.
15.
Mary was late for the school; as a result, she
missed the exam.
16.
Jill should show up on time, or/but she will not be
able to enter.
17.
Susie loves to read books, and she loves to do her
homework.
18.
Micheal likes basketball, and Stephen likes basketball,
as well.
19.
It’s important to put you goals in writing, and you
must also be committed to achieving them
pron punc
It’s important to
put your goals in writing, and you must also be committed to achieving them.
20.
Marta loves the artificial jewellery, but her sister doesn’t
like artificial jewellery.
21.
A new driver caused an accident, and he was injured
badly.
He was injured
badly. He was badly injured.
22.
At work, John planned and worked productively; however,
he doesn’t help his wife with the house work.
23.
We harvest rice semiannual, so we have plenty of rice.
wf
We harvest rice
semiannually, so we have plenty of rice. adv
24.
An accident often is fatal; people should pay more
attention while they are driving.
25.
I am better learn to read and write fast;
otherwise, I will have a hard time living in society. vf
I am learning
to read and write better; otherwise, I will have a hard time living in
society.
I have to/ want
to learn to read and write better quickly; otherwise, I
will have a hard time living in this society.
26.
The business is not thriving at its location;
therefore, the owner has no money to keep it running. pron
-its -possessive, own something
The cat licked its tail.
-it’s- contraction- it is
It’s cold today. I won’t buy the iPhone13;
it’s too expensive.
27.
The water still not safe for drinking, so we can not
drink the water by now.
The water is still
not safe for drinking, so we can not drink the water for now/yet/at this moment.
28.
The flooding condition is getting better; therefore, we
can go back to our home now.
29.
You can drive back, or you can stay here until somebody
coming comes here to help you.
30.
We should buy more food and water; otherwise, food
will be out of storage after snowstorm.
We should buy more
food and water; otherwise, the/our food will run out after the snowstorm.
We should buy more
food and water; otherwise, the store might run out of food after the snowstorm.
31.
Today is a sunny day, but it will have a heavy
rainfall at tomorrow.
32.
Today is a sunny day, but we will have a heavy
rainfall tomorrow.
33.
Today is a sunny day, but there will be heavy
rainfall tomorrow.
34.
English grammar is very boring, however, it is a
important part to improve your English level in a high standard.
English grammar is
very boring; however, it is an important part in improving your level of English.
English grammar is
very boring; however, it is important to bring/raise your English level to a
high standard.
35.
We can eat at this restaurant, and we can have a
walking after eating. XXX
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can have a walk after we eat.
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can go for a walk after we eat.
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can take a walk after eating.
1. We
can eat at this restaurant, and we can have a walking after eating. XXX
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can have a walk after we eat.
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can go for a walk after we eat.
We can eat at this
restaurant, and we can take a walk after eating.
**
Monday- Quiz#2 compound sentences
I will choose a few from SOBA
I will choose a few linking words.
10 Linking Words to focus on:
1. therefore
2. however
3. likewise
Janet is a mom who runs a small business; likewise,
Joe is a single parent and a small business owner.
4. in addition
I have renew my car insurance; in addition, I need to put my
snow tires on.
I have renew my car insurance, and I need to put my snow
tires on. SOBA
5. as a result
He didn’t study hard; as a result, he failed the class.
She is very kind; as a result, everybody loves her.
6. meanwhile
I am working hard; meanwhile, my dog is asleep probably.
asleep(adj) She is asleep. She is tall.
is sleeping(v) She is sleeping.
I am working hard while my dog is sleeping. COMPLEX- next
week
7. currently
The weather has been weird lately; currently, it is pouring
down.
It is pissing down.
It is raining cats and dogs. NOBODY SAYS THAT
8. fortunately
The old man slipped on the ice; fortunately, he wasn’t hurt.
The old man slipped on the ice; unfortunately, he twisted/strained
his back.
9. afterwards
John and Sarah went for dinner last Saturday night; afterwards,
they went to a movie.
The vocab for the quiz will be the same vocab from “Daylight
Saving Time”
1.artificial
2.observe
3.productive
4.business
5.accident
6.semiannual
7.lead
8.propose
9.great
10.strain
There a few things to review for the quiz.
Quiz#2
Write a compound sentence for each.
1.
but lead
2.
however strain
Monday- Quiz#2 compound sentences
I will choose a few from SOBA
10 Linking Words to focus on:
1. therefore
2. however
3. likewise
4. in addition
5. as a result
6. meanwhile
7. currently
8. fortunately
9. afterwards
Vocab for the quiz:
1.artificial
2.observe
3.productive
4.business
5.accident
6.semiannual
7.lead
8.propose
9.great
10.strain
There a few things to review for the quiz.
Back and Forth 2.6
5. rectangle(n) rectangular(a) block
triangle(n) triangular(a)
circle(n) circular(a) round
square(n) square(a)
vertical – up and down
horizontal - side to side
horizon- line between the sky and the land
perpendicular – 90 degrees The streets in Vancouver are
mostly perpendicular to each other. 41st Avenue is perpendicular to Fraser
Street.
parallel- two lines that never cross, like train tracks
Where is Main Street? Main Street is parallel to Fraser, .8
km west.
parallel parking-
Distance between major streets in Vancouver is .8 km (1/2
mile).
Avenues in Vancouver- 4th,Broadway(9th),
16th, 25th, 49th
square numbers
5642 Main Street -16
56-16=40 40th Avenue
7882 Fraser Street
78-16=62nd Avenue
6010 Fraser St
60-16= 44 44th Avenue
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