Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 8:30
Reminder:
Al Haley ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
Class blog: haleyshec.blogspot.com
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Continue simple sentences
Practice for Quiz#1 Monday
Explain format of quizzes
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Finish “Black History Month”
Choose vocab for the quiz together
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HW Read
“Viola Desmond”
Monday
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Quiz#1- simple sentences (25m)
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“Viola Desmond”
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Begin compound sentences
Early next week – first Test#1 paragraph about the ideas in “Black
History Month” and “Viola Desmond”. Hopefully, you reading those with focus and
understanding them.
SIMPLE SENTENCES:
- one main (independent) clause
- one complete idea
- a complete sentence by itself
- subject and predicate (I did not teach this vocab)
S= subject of the sentence
V= verb of the sentence
Practice for quiz Monday:
1.
SV month
2.
SSV students
3.
SVV freedom
4.
SSVV winter
5.
Imperative (command) safe
6.
Interrogative (question) observe
1.Dave calls his
brother in Seattle once a month.
2.The teacher and the students disagree about the test.
The teacher and the students go to the park.
3. freedom(n) free(a)
We came to Canada and have a freedom life. wf
FIX We came to Canada and have a free life.
We came to Canada and have freedom.
4.Micheala and her sister ski
and skate in the winter.
Micheala and her sister go
skiing and skating in the winter.
skiing/skating – gerunds (nouns)
Micheala and her sister go
skiing and play hockey in the winter.
5. Be safe. Get home safe. Stay safe. Be safe at work.
Please be safe. Be safe, please.
comma usage
Thank you, Tom.
You’re welcome, Sarah.
6. Are you going to observe the final hockey match
game?
tennis match
soccer match - ‘football’ everywhere but US and Canada
football game- American football- This Sunday!!! Superbowl!!
hockey game- US “ice hockey”
baseball game
swimming meet
a game of golf/ a round of golf (9 holes or 18 holes)
tournament- many games, many teams, big competition
rugby match
cricket match
field hockey, ball hockey, street hockey
6.
Do you observe the safety guide? guide – book
Do you observe the safety guidelines?
guidelines- rules
“Black History Month”
Vocabulary Preview
6.
harsh(adj) - harsh winter, rough
7.
abolition(n) abolish(v) – eliminate
In the 1970s, most countries abolished
leaded gasoline.
lead- Pb
8.
safe haven- haven – a safe place,
9.
discrimation(n) discriminate(v) – racist, sexist
The manager of the company discriminates against
BIPOC people.
BIPOC- Black, Indigenous, People of Colour
10.
oral- spoken
Orator – good public speaker
11.
cuisine – style of food, fancy word for food
Persian Cuisine, Japanese cuisine
cuisine ‘qua zine’
12.
plantation – huge famr- just crops, no animals sugar plantation,
coconut plantation, rice plantation, cotton plantations (the South- slavery)
plant
13.
critic(n-person) criticism(n) critical(adj)
criticize(v) – usually sounds negative
constructive criticism – sounds more
positive
The teacher gave the student constructive
criticism.
The music critic wrote a good review
of the new Mozart performance.
movie critic
food critic
14.
dedicate(v) dedicated(adj) dedication(n)
Joe is dedicated to his family. Joe’s first
priority is his family.
first priority/top priority
15.
commercialized(adj) commercial(n)
He works in a commercial bank.
Christmas is too commercialized for me. I
prefer Thanksgiving.
city zoning: residential zoning, commercial
zoning, industrial zoning
10 words to review for quiz:
1.Black
2.history
3.labour
4.haven
5.scholar
6.stories
7.domestic
8.harsh
9.decade
10. notable
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