EF56 CW567
Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 9:15.
November schedule:
Period 1 9:15-11:30 EF7 / Eng 10 / Lit Stud 11 / Comp
11
Provincial funding distinction:
-English Foundations 7 – graduated adults, students who have
finished high school anywhere in the world
-Lit Stud 10/ Comp 10 – non—graduated adults, students who
have not finished high school anywhere in the world
EF6 – PASS – EF7 OR Eng 10, depending on your grad status
EF6 – PASS – EF7 OR LitComp 10 - PASS - LitComp 11 – PASS - LitComp 12
Today’s agenda:
·
Collect Test#4 BONUS rewrites
·
Review of sentence types
·
Minimal pairs/Pronunciation work
·
HW Parallelism
Wednesday
·
Parallelism
·
Begin sentence combining
·
“The Wise Woman of Cordoba”
Thursday
Friday
·
Optional replacement quiz
Identifying sentences as simple, compound or complex.
Ex. 36
1.
COMPLEX – adj cl
‘appear’(v)
appearance(n) – how you look
Having a professional appearance is very important when jobhunting.
doing job interviews
2.
SIMPLE- imperative (command)
3.
COMPOUND ; semicolon
4.
COMPLEX- adj cl
‘whom’ is rarely used, substitute ‘who’
This is the dentits who I recommended. AUTHENTIC
SOUNDING
5.
COMPLEX- adv cl ‘when’
6.
SIMPLE
7.
COMPLEX- adj cl
‘ the road that you need to take ‘
8.
COMPOUND - , SOBA
9.
SIMPLE- interrogative, question
track and field- running/ throwing and
jumping sports – pole vault, high jump, long jump, discus, shotput, javelin
10.
COMPLEX - ; TRANS,
Ex.37
1.
COMPLEX – before, after, when,
2.
SIMPLE- imperative
Don’t forget to lock the door after you leave.
COMPLEX- adv cl
Don’t forget to lock the door after leaving. SIMPLE
3.
COMPOUND
4.
COMPLEX- imperative ‘when’
5.
COMPLEX-adj cl
6.
SIMPLE – interrogative
‘more tasty’ ‘tastier’- adj form
7.
COMPLEX- noun cl
8.
COMPOUND – ; TRANS,
9.
SIMPLE
10.
COMPLEX- adv cl
Good review. Excellent models of
sentences. Follow them. Copy them.
Ex. 38
1.
SIMPLE
2.
COMPOUND-
, SOBA
3.
COMPLEX - adv cl
‘startle’(v) scare, make them jump
4.
COMPLEX- adv cl
5.
SIMPLE
6.
COMPLEX- adj cl
Is South Hill a school that has classes for adults?
Is there a restaurant that has Shanghai-style dumplings?
3182- three thousand,one hundred and eighty two
$3.86 - three dollars and eighty six cents
7.
COMPOUND- , SOBA
8.
SIMPLE
9.
COMPLEX – adv cl
Rhetorical device- useful phrase for speaking “as you know”
As you know, Vancouver has a lot of rain. – helps to make a
connection with the other person
As you know, not all dogs are friendly. COMPLEX
Not all dogs are friendly. SIMPLE
10.
COMPLEX- adj cl
‘haunting’ spooky, leaves you with a weird
feeling,
Pronunciation Work
-minimal pairs – two words with only one small difference in
pronunciation
- helps to isolate
individual sounds
- help you to improve pronunciation
of those discrete sounds
- find a
problem, focus on the problem, fix the problem
e.g. fill/feel-
vowel sounds
r / l – roar /
roll
th / s / f think / sink / fink / tink
think / sink = repeat one thousand times
v / w – very / wary
f / v f- unvoiced
v-voiced
voicebox- bump on your throat
vibrates- a voiced sound
no vibration – an unvoiced sound
f- unvoiced sound
v- voiced sound
potato / tomato
th - thing / these
fill / feel
pill / peel
mill / meal
bill / beer – vowel sound + l / r
Could I have the bill for beer?
beard / beer –
book / walk / talk / like /
birds
Clear Speech: Pronunciation and Listening Comprehension
in North American English, July B. Gilbert
Word List 1.1 and 1.2
-understanding the word in context, as it’s being used
mad / mat – thousand times
handcuffs-
cop / cup – thousand times
sheep / ship – thousand times
meat / mitt
feet / fit
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