Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 9:15.
Daily class notes: haleyshec.blogspot.com
Today’s agenda:
·
Finish
presentations
·
Finish
compound sentences
Quiz#3
Thursday on compound sentences, choose vocab and trans words together
·
Begin
complex sentences- adverb clauses
·
Begin
UDHR module
·
HW Read through Universal Declaration of
Human Rights (UDHR)
articles for
tomorrow. Chose one
UDHR article
Email a few sentences with
adverb clauses to me by 5
Thursday
·
Quiz#3
– compound sentences
·
Continue
adverb clauses
·
Continue
UDHR module
·
Review
structure and format of paragraphs
Friday
·
Return
Quiz#3, go over
Monday?
·
Test#1
Paragraph
General
feedback:
Bigger
voice
Eye
contact
Do
not read!
Hands
out of pockets
Hand
gestures
Plant
your feet
Good
job! You did well, especially the people who were nervous.
REVIEW OF COMPOUND SENTENCES
Simple CONNECT Simple
, FANBOYS
, SOBA Authentic English, real useful practical English
usage
You can say a lot with SOBA.
;
; TRANS,
You can get much more focussed, detailed, and refined in
your meaning.
**** We will learn about 20 of these transitional terms:
also in addition
therefore as a
result
generally
for example for
instance
moreover most
importantly
similarly
however instead
first firstly first of all second
next then
in conclusion in
short
*also- and
Tomorrow, Mei wants to go for a walk in Stanley Park;
also, she wants to ride her bike on the Seawall.
Tomorrow, Mei wants to go for a walk in Stanley Park, and
she wants to ride her bike on the Seawall.
, SOBA
*in addition – and
Sarah is doing Pre-Calculus 12; in addition, she is
taking First People’s 12.
Sarah is doing Pre-Calculus 12, and she is taking
First People’s 12.
*therefore - , so
Junko forgot her umbrella at home; therefore, she got
soaked.
Junko forgot her umbrella at home, so she got soaked.
*for example
Vancouver has a lot of amenities; for example, there are
community centres, parks, and restaurants.
*most importantly
In order to be healthy, you have to eat right and exercise;
most importantly, you must get enough sleep.
There are many things that you can do to be healthy; most
importantly, you should eat right and exercise.
In order to learn a language, you must study and practice;
most importantly, you have to use it socially.
Parallel: eat
well VERB ADVERB
exercise VERB regularly ADV
exercise regularly
You should eat right and exercise regularly. NICE STYLE
You should get regular exercise.
regular exercise ADJ NOUN
healthy food ADJ NOUN
You should eat healthy food and get regular exercise.
PARALLEL - eat healthy food
get regular exercise. VERB ADJ NOUN
Parallel structures make your sentences strong and balanced.
*however but
Joy doesn’t like skiing, but she loves hiking.
Joy doesn’t like skiing; however, she loves hiking.
Joy doesn’t like to ski; however, she loves hiking. not parallel
Joy doesn’t like to ski; however, she loves to hike.
parallel
like love prefer
begin start continue
can’t stand
+ gerund OR infinitive
Gerund ‘ing’ noun
hiking biking eating living
Infinitve ‘to ABC’ to hike to bike to eat to live
May likes living in Burnaby. May likes to live in Burnaby.
John would prefer to go to Japan for his vacation.
John prefers staying home.
Dora began to do yoga last October.
Dora began doing yoga last October.
Mavis will continue to play guitar in her band.
Mavis will continue playing guitar in her band.
can’t stand- a bit less than ‘hate’
I can’t stand listening to anti-vaxxers.
You can’t stand to listen to Justin Beiber.
CHOICE
Jun wants to move to Canada. Her husband wants to stay in Korea.
Jun wants to move to Canada, but her husband wants to stay
in Korea.
Jun wants to move to Canada; however, her husband wants to
stay in Korea.
Jun wants to move to Canada. However, her husband wants to
stay in Korea.
Quiz
tomorrow.
Let’s
choose 10 transitional terms, including SOBA.
1.
so
2.
or
3.
but
4.
and
5.
for
example
COMMON
MISTAKE
Mei
likes lots of different kind so food; for example, Chinese, Indian, and
Japanese. XXX
Mei
likes lots of different kind so food; for example, she enjoys Chinese,
Indian, and Japanese.
6.
therefore
7.
currently
8.
most
importantly
9.
as
a result
10.
however
VOCAB
FOR THE QUIZ
1.
popular
2.
building
3.
visit
4.
bus
5.
lunch
6.
yawn
7.
exhausted
8.
decision
9.
sick
10.
vegetarian
I
will choose six from those for the quiz on compound sentences tomorrow.
Your
choice with words in a series- A, B, and C
She
enjoys Chinese, Indian, and Japanese. Oxford comma
She
enjoys Chinese, Indian and Japanese.
Decide
based on the situation. Use your eye and your judgement.
The
boy had juice, peanut butter and jam, and a cookie for
lunch.
She watches
Pokemon, Sailor Moon and Naruto.
Vocab
for the quiz tomorrow.
1.
so
2.
or
3.
but
4.
and
5.
for
example
6.
therefore
7.
currently
8.
most
importantly
9.
as
a result
10.
however
1.
popular
2.
building
3.
visit
4.
bus
5.
lunch
6.
yawn
7.
exhausted
8.
decision
9.
sick
10.
vegetarian
I
will choose six from those for the quiz on compound sentences tomorrow.
civil rights- the rights that you
enjoy within the country that you live in, every country is different
-around the world, people fight and
protest for their civil rights
Iran-
Afghanistan-
Canada-
US-
Hong Kong-
“What rights
did you lose or gain in coming to Canada?
ESLLibrary Human Rights
·
“The Universal Declaration of Human Rights”
preamble
http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/
Read document with 19 articles out
loud.
Discuss vocabulary:
endowed- given by nature, natural
ability
reason – ability to think and understand
and make decisions
conscience- inner voice, tells you
what is right and wrong
spirit – group feeling of conection
persecution – unfair punishment
ART 11 omission(n) omit(v) – leave something
out
ART 2 Declaration – important written
document
declare(v)- say something really
important
Choose one article that resonates with
you. Come up with some ideas about why it resonates with you.
resonate(v) – meaningful, seems
important to you(v)
Email me by 5 with the article you
chose. (1pt)
Tomorrow I will ask for volunteers to
tell us about why they choose the article they did (30s-1m) (1pt)
·
HW Read
http://www.un.org/en/documents/udhr/
Choose one. Email me. Prepare to
present one
On
Friday, we will do some wriitng about this. This homwork will help you prepare
for the paragraph on Friday.
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