Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 9:15.
Daily class
notes posted here: haleyshec.blogspot.com
Today’s agenda:
·
Return Quiz#1, paragraph
·
“Correction Codes”
·
Continue simple sentences – your examples from
homework
**For homework sentences, just write them in the text
of the email- no need for an attachments. Attachments are only for tests and
quizzes.
Explain structure of quiz.
Choose vocab for Quiz#2
·
HW Prepare
for Quiz#1
Tuesday
·
Quiz#1 simple sentences (20m)
·
Discuss Choosing a Career module
·
Begin compound sentences
·
HW Choosing
a Career- email me by Wednesday at 5pm
Wednesday
·
Continue compound sentences
·
Choosing a Career module
·
Sign up for Career module presentation.
·
Microphone
Thursday
Friday
“Correction
Codes”
-shorthand for marking
-most common
errors, mistakes, “challenge”
EUPHEMISM – a more
polite word than tha real word
mistake,
problem - “challenge” The business is experiencing some financial challenges
this year.
REAL MEANING
They’re going broke.
dead, die –
pass away, gone, passed over
toilet-
bathroom, restroom, washroom
Figure out your
mistakes challenges.
punc – punctuation
commas
periods semicolons
frag – sentence
fragment- a piece of a sentence, not a full sentence
ro- run on sentence
– two sentences wothout punctuation between
them
vt – verb tense- 12 basic tenses
SIMPLE PROGRESSIVE PERFECT PERFECT
PROGRESSIVE
past past past past
present present present present
future ~ future future future
I will teach
about these in the future.
vf - verb form “She
was go went to school last week.”
Good first
draft! draft- rough copy
draft (v) – write,
draw drafting table
draft (n)-
writing, drawing, how deep your boat sits in the water, chilly wind
Grandma felt a
draft in the living room. She put on a sweater.
Her kayak has a
very shallow draft, only 10 inches.
vocab “really
interesting” – fascinating (a), captivating, amazing
RW-
rewrite Try it again. Try writing it in
a different way.
I will drink
over/ more than one liter of water every day.
Begin with a
topic sentence. Write a sentence.
topic sentence-
usually first or second sentence – addresses the topic, addresses the question –
addresses the topic and gives a controlling idea
controlling
idea- the direction you are taking with your paragraph
One paragraph –
one controlling idea
*Don’t drift
off topic.
Write about one
of your goals.
Topic sentence (TS)
My professional goal is to become a dental assistant.
My educational
goal is to go to UBC.
My personal
goal is to get into good shape.
SIMPLE SENTENCES
SV SSV
SVV SSVV Imperative
Interrogative
1.
My family had a wonderful summer vacation in
August.
2.
She gave us a lot of support last year.
3.
My mom and my sister live in Beijing.
4.
My son and his friends are running and jumping
on the playground. SSVV
5.
What are you looking for?
6.
Please be quiet.
7.
Zoe and Cali are going shopping downtown.
8.
Can you turn off the massage chair, please?
9.
The dog and the cat are following each other
into the house.
10.
My son cooks and serves breakfast on Sundays.
11.
Go to the grocery store to buy some food,
please.
12.
Do you know what is the homework is
for tomorrow is?
13.
I learnt many important points, today.
14.
The forests are important sources of oxygen.
15.
Finally, the doctor and his team rescued the
young lady.
16.
Manager team with all staff are discussing
about new project. RW
The management team with all of the staff are discussing the new
project.
The team of managers with all of the staff are talking about the new
project.
PHRASAL
VERBS – essential to English speakers
verb + preposition
talk about – discuss
talk over- interrupt
talk for- represent a person
1000 phrasal verbs: http://elibrary.bsu.edu.az/files/books_250/N_16.pdf
17.
Share your toys, please.
18.
Take off your shoes.
19.
Please serve yourselves.
20.
Jim loves to
go fishing every Saturday.
21.
Jane and Janet
went out to watch the latest Thor movie.
22.
Every morning
I always go to the gym.
23.
What do you
prefer between chocolate and vanilla?
24.
Would you go
dance with me?
25.
Don’t yell at
me.
26.
She peeled and quartered an apple.
27.
Suzy and her husband are going to travel in
Europe.
28.
I
enjoy music and like to sing along sometimes.
29.
Karen
and John always disagree and argue with each other. SSVV
30.
Please
be honest and truthful.
31.
Could
you give me a ride?
32.
I never drink
coffee.
33.
The sun is
very bright today.
34.
The path was long
and narrow.
35.
Jennie is a girl from Korea.
36.
Lisa loves to dance.
37.
Jennie and Lisa are hanging out with each
other.
38.
Don’t touch me!
39.
Can you pass the pen to me?
40.
The houses were
burning.
41.
Jane and Ted are
falling in love.
42.
Cellphones and
laptops are useful in our lives.
43.
People were
singing and dancing around the bonfire.
44.
A person intakes
takes in and consumes thousands of calories of energy every week.
45.
I will talk
about my favorites.
46.
Can you help me please?
47.
Did you and your friend like it?
48.
She rises every morning at six.
49.
My spouse has a coffee and leaves immediately
for work.
50.
My cousin and I will enjoy dimsum on Sunday
morning.
51.
Dana and I will go out and have some fun on
the weekend. SSVV
52.
Don’t open the window please!
53.
When are you due?
54.
My parents are thrifty in life.
55.
The children are laughing and crying tears of
joy.
56.
My wife and I went fishing and camping on our vacation. SSV
She went
skiing. skiing- gerund, noun ‘ing’
She is
skiing at Cypress today. skiing- part of a verb
She loves skiing. noun or verb? noun -thing She loves her
family.
Did you go dancing Friday night?
eat(v) eating(v, n) The dog is
eating a treat. He likes eating (n, gerund) treats.
57.
You
and I will pay our uncle a visit next month.
IDIOM
pay a visit – pay attention, pay a bill, pay money
58.
My
mother and my sister hang out to day morning. RW My mother and my sister are
hanging/ hung out this morning.
59.
My
dog was making a noise and was barking last night. SVV
60.
We
will come to your place and will go to the beach next Monday with
our friend. SVV
61.
I was walking my dog and taking with my bestie
on the phone. SVV
SLANG bestie- best friend, BFF
62.
My dog and her friend chew the toy in the field.
chew- simple present- everyday,
habitually
chewed, are chewing, were chewing
63.
I and my friend My friend and I are
sitting on the beach and watching the fantastic seascape.
landscape
watching- eyes on a thing that is
moving
looking at- eyes on a thing that is
not moving
64.
Mary
and Amber are a couple. SSV
65.
Pilots
and flight attendants earn good salaries and have interesting jobs.
66.
He
grew up in Vancouver and later moved to Toronto. SVV
Very
good work. Well done.
Example
Quiz #2 (20m)
Write a simple sentence for
each.
1.
SV cat
My
cat is eating the food.
2.
SSV dog
3.
SVV fish
4.
SSVV park
5.
Imperative store
6.
Interrogative city
Choose ten words of vocabulary
for the quiz.
1.
vacation
2.
downtown
3.
important
4.
rescue
5.
source
6.
prefer
7.
hang
out
8.
truthful
9.
flight
10.
earn
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