Good morning, everyone.
To learn something new, you must be willing to change.
Today’s agenda:
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Frog Hollow pres tomorrow
Frog Hollow Neighborhood House
https://www.froghollow.bc.ca/
Zoom presentation 12:15-12:40 Room 202
Only for women.
Me and the fellas will go to Room 201
SLANG fella- guy, man “fellow”
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Continue compound sentences
Give HW
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OPTIONAL REWRITE Quiz1 (last 30m of class)
Wednesday
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Quiz2- compound sentences , SOBA
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Begin Goalsetting module
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Deeper level of compound sentences ; semicolons
Thursday
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Continue with the deeper level of compound
sentences ; semicolons
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Continue goalsetting module
Friday
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Quiz3- compound sentences ;
Compound sentences
Joining two simple sentences together
SV JOIN SV
, SOBA- Four most common ways to make compound sentences
, so gives a reason
, or option,
choice
, but shows difference
, and adding other
information
Examples of compound sentences with SOBA:
-, so gives
a reason
Mei had insomnia
last night, so she is very
tired today.
insomnia – can’t sleep
I am very busy
today, so I can’t have lunch
with you.
Can I take a rain check?
IDIOM a rain check- postpone an event
, or option,
choice
You can have tea,
or you can have coffee.
COMPOUND
You can study at
UBC, or you can go to
Langara.
You can stay in Canada, or you can go back to your
home country.
You can have tea
or coffee. SIMPLE SV no comma
You can have tea,
or you can have coffee.
COMPOUND SV, or SV. comma
, but difference
Jun wants to get
a cat, but Taka does not like
cats.
Mei wants to go to the party, but she is working
tonight.
, and together
Jean speaks
French, and Maria speaks
French, too.
The kids played
in the park, and then they had
a picnic.
Jun and her sister had an argument, and now they are
not speaking to each other.
Jean and Maria speak
French. SIMPLE SSV no comma
Jean speaks
French, and Maria speaks
French, too. COMPOUND SV, and SV.
Verb tense- can mix tenses
Xioaying lives in Canada, but she grew up in Malasia.
Do you see the difference between simple and compound
sentences?
We will be learning this for the next couple of days.
2 SIMPLES Jean speaks
French. Maria speaks French, too.
1 COMPOUND Jean speaks
French, and Maria speaks
French, too.
If you want the ideas in your simple sentences to be
connected, then use a compound sentence. You have choice.
USAGE
each other – back and forth
together – same activity
Mei and Sarah were talking with/to each other.
Mei and Sarah help each other with childcare.
Mei and Sarah were hiking together.
Sarah and I know each other.
We go to school together.
They sing together.
MORE COMPLEX
The kids play together.
The kids play with each other.
We have lunch together.
We have lunch with each other. -sound very close friendship
talk to – you talk, they listen
talk with- conversation
I had to talk to my son about his schoolwork. lecture
I have to talk with my son about his future plans.
conversation
Let’s try some!
Write some compound sentences from your own imagination.
OR
Write some compound sentences using this vocab.
1.
between
I get caught between my mother and sister
when they argue, so I walk away.
We live between the mall and the skytrain, so
it is a very busy area.
between – two things
among- three or more things
2. break
Jon broke his phone, so he bought a new one.
3. inexpensive
I wanted to buy some new clothes at Pacific Centre, but none
of them were inexpensive. I went to Winners instead.
4. decent- honest, good
She is raising her kids to be decent people, and she talks
to them about being honest and kind.
His daughter works at Microsoft, and she brings home a
decent paycheque.
5. farther
Joe walked 2km, but Mei wanted to walk farther.
6. firm
I worked in/at the largest legal firm in Canada, so I have
lots of experience.
7. well(adv)
Sarah sings very well, but she is too shy to sing in front
of people.
8. borrow
borrow- take
loan- give
I borrowed a book from the library, and now I can’t find it.
He borrowed money from his uncle, but then he moved to another
country.
Sarah loaned her best friend some nice jewelry, so her friend
was very appreciative.
9. incredible The new
iphone 14 is incredible, so I bought one.
10. jealous
My sister is always jealous of me, so she gives me the cold
shoulder.
IDIOM the cold shoulder- ignore
The little girl was jealous of her friend’s new doll, but she
got over it.
I don’t like jealous people, but there are many jealous
people.
My colleague was jealous of me, but I tried to be kind to
her.
Quiz tomorrow on compound sentences , SOBA
Words to review:
1.accept
2.correct
3.together
4.number
5.cheap
6.breathe
7.smart
8.inside
9.later
10.lesson
HIGHER LEVEL WAYS TO MAKE A COMPOUND SENTENCE:
e.g. It is a sunny day; also, it will rain tomorrow.
It is a sunny day; however, it will
rain tomorrow.
I teach semicolons in EF56.
In EF34, I stick to SOBA.
, so gives a reason
, or option,
choice
, but difference
, and adding
something
Examples of compound sentences with SOBA:
, so gives
a reason
Mei had insomnia
last night, so she is very
tired today.
insomnia – can’t sleep
I am very busy
today, so I can’t have lunch with
you. Can I take a rain check?
IDIOM a rain check- postpone
, or option,
choice
You can have tea,
or you can have coffee.
COMPOUND
You can have tea
or coffee. SIMPLE
You can study at
UBC, or you can go to Langara.
You can stay in Canada, or you can go back to your home
country.
, but difference
Jun wants to get
a cat, but Taka does not like
cats.
Mei wants to go to the party, but she is working tonight.
, and together
Jean speaks
French, and Maria speaks
French, too.
Jean and Maria speak
French. SIMPLE
The kids played
in the park, and then they had a
picnic.
Jun and her sister had an argument, and now they are not
speaking to each other.
Do you see the difference between simple and compound
sentences?
We will be learning this for the next couple of days.
Optional
Quiz1 rewrite
Write
a simple sentence for each.
1.
SVV discussion
2.
SV change
3.
SVV chore
4.
Interrogative busy
5.
Imperative moment
6.
SSV achieve
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