Good morning, everyone.
Today’s agenda:
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Verb tense – simple past
·
Begin paragraph work
·
Finish “Testing Your Prepositions”
Tuesday
·
Continue paragraph work
·
Continue Goalsetting module
·
Verb tense- simple future ‘will’ ‘am going to’
Wednesday
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Test1 - paragraph
THIS WEEK- complex sentence- adverb clauses, adjecive
clauses, noun clauses
Know More English Spelling
rules (pp6-25)
*SIMPLE PAST – one event in the
past, finished
-one minute ago, yesterday, five
years ago, a million years ago
Sarah watched the World Cup
yesterday morning.
My daughter just texted me.
‘just’- close to now, very recent
My daughter texted me last week.
My daughter texted me ten seconds
ago.
regular verbs
talk- talked
walk- walked
try- tried tryed
carry- carried
“The Final Y Rule” Know More English pp19-21
irregular verbs
sleep – slept
drive- drove
send- sent
buy-bought
bring- brought
teach- taught
give- gave
think- thought
say- said
fight- fought
see- saw
tell-told
The reason people forget them is
because they are not using English in their daily life enough.
DETAIL say/tell
She said to me ....
She told me ....
I want to tell you about what
happened yesterday.
She said NOUN CLAUSE.
She said that her son is sick today.
She told me that her son is sick
today.
REPORTED DIRECT SPEECH “ “ quotation
marks
Junko’s son said, “Can I get a puppy?”
COMMON ERRORS
I was take took the bus.
XXX
She was see saw a movie
with her friends yesterday.
You really have to doublecheck
your verbs when you are writing.
already – goes with simple past
really well
I ate already. I already ate.
She already saw the movie already.
Dave already finished EF4 already.
She already saw the movie
last night.
Dave already finished EF4
last term.
Let’s try some sentences from your
own imagination that use simple past.
listened
Examples:
I slept went to bed early
last night.
I slept well last night.
HW Feel
free to email some more examples of sentences with
simple
past verbs. We can share them tomorrow.
ahaley@vsb.bc.ca
Introduction to Paragraphs EF45
Paragraphs
-
collection of sentences (4,5,6,7 sentence on
one topic)
-
around 150 words-
TRICK FOR COUNTING WORDS-
Count two lines.- average # of words
per line
Count how many lines are in the paragraph
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types/modes of writing:
narrative writing - tell a story
descriptive
writing – describes something
process
writing- teach how to so something
persuasive
writing- give an opinion and reasons
mode- a focus, a way- cell telephone “low-battery mode”
“I can’t talk right now. I am in work mode.”
“Put your phone in Airplane Mode.”
mood- moody
*Narrative writing – You tell a short personal story about
something that happened to you.
e.g. What did you last
Sunday?
Write about a funny thing that
happened when you were a kid.
narrative(adj) narrate(v) narrator(noun)
*Descriptive writing – describe something – use your five senses
five senses- sight, taste, smell, hearing, touch
senses – the ways that we connect with the outside world
e.g. Describe a mountain.
What did your
grandmother look like?
*Process writing- teach, step by instruction
- teach how to do something
-explain how something works
*Persuasive writing – give opinion, give reasons for your opinion
-wearing a mask while shopping in a store YES/NO- give some reasons
Should we wear masks when we are shopping indoors?
Should marijuana be legal in Canada?
CONTINUE TOMORROW
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