EF67
Good morning, everyone.
Today’s agenda
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Registration to begin today after 8:30.
You can register on your own using
computer. If you have trouble, we can help.
START HERE: https://www.vsb.bc.ca/page/5240/adult-education
Step by step through it.
Most of you have received your midterm recommendations
either face-to-face or via email.
If you have not received your midterm
recommendations, you can get it from me today.
MY ADVICE: Register as soon as you can
so that you can get into the courses that you want. Some courses fill up very
quickly.
The sooner the better.
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Quarter 3 (February-April) classes- I will teach
the following:
Period 1 EF7
/ Eng10
Period 2 EF3/4 Writing 3/4
If you want to stay with me, you are welcome.
There will be a lot of repetition of what we did this term.
-sentence types
-clauses
-punctuation
-paragraph
Repetition is key to learning.
I believe in focussing on the basics,
fundamentals
However, if you want something new, choose a different class and
teacher.
My Q3 EF7 / English 10- short stories, novel
Animal Farm, George Orwell
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Continue with adjective clauses
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HW Read
“Dead Man’s Path” for tomorrow. Make notes as usual. Be prepared.
Thursday
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Continue with adjective clauses
Quiz on adj cl tomorrow
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Begin “Dead Man’s Path”
Friday
·
Quiz on adj cl
·
Begin noun clauses
·
Continue “Dead Man’s Path”
Sentence work to come
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Sentence combining
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Parallelism
Other work to come
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Presentation- individual spoken work
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Essay writing
These are most of
the sentences that you emailed to me.
1.
Elephants
that eat plants and bushes are the largest animals in the world.
2.
Elephants,
which eat plants and bushes, are the largest animals in the world. non-restrictive
clause- extra information, non-essential
3.
Last
month, my brother bought a car which cost (him) $12,000.
The
phone cost $200. The phone cost me $200.
How
much did that cost? How much did that cost you?
IDIOM
It cost me an arm and a leg.
4.
The
ring which Josie gave her daughter was made of cubic zirconium, not real
diamonds. which-special
5.
She will never
forget the man who is was her first love.
6.
Sara missed the
bus which didn’t stop at the bus station this morning.
7.
Lucas who just
learned snowboard five times can go to the blue ride successfully at Cypress.
RW
Lucas, who tried
snowboarding only five times, can already do the blue runs at Cypress.
bunny
hill-beginners
green run-
easiest
blue run-
intermediate
black run- expert
8.
The doctor who
treated me was from Pakistan.
9.
Nestor met a
woman who/whom he wrote two books. XXX
Nestor met a
woman who wrote two books.
10.
The ring which
Josie gave to her daughter was made of cubic zirconium, not real diamonds.
11.
The doctor who
has treated me was from Pakistan.
12.
Elephants, which
eat plants and bushes, are the largest animals in the world.
13.
Last month, my
brother bought a car which costs that cost $12,000.
14.
Nestor met a
woman who had written two books. past perfect
SUBSTITUTE Nestor
met a woman who wrote two books.
15.
The ring that
Joshie gave to her daughter was made of cubic zirconium, not real
diamonds
16.
The doctor who treated me was from Pakistan.
17.
She will never forget the day that got a promotion . RW
She will never forget the day that she got a promotion.
She will never forget the day when she got a promotion.
18.
Rosa fell in love with the man whom his whose brother works in
Gino’s restaurant.
19.
Last month, my brother bought a car that it cost $12000.
that – subject pronoun
20.
The ring ,which
Josie gave her daughter, was made of cubic zirconium, not real diamonds.
21.
She will never
forget the day which that/when she got a promotion.
Pronouns
in adjective clauses
subject
pronoun
object
pronoun
The
woman who is standing by the
tree is my sister.
who
– subject pronoun, subject of the clause
The
woman who you were talking with is my sister.
who
– object pronoun
When
you have an object pronoun, you have choice.
1.
The woman who you were talking with is my sister.
2.
The woman you were talking with
is my sister. AUTHENTIC - omit
3.
The woman whom you were talking with is my sister. FORMAL
English
speakers omit the object pronoun rather than using ‘whom’.
22.
Rosa fell in love
with the man whose brother works in Gino’s restaurant.
23.
I bought a necklace which cost
is $3000.
cost- noun
cost- verb
24.
I’m learning English by with/from a teacher who is a Canadian.
25.
I met my car’s friend which looks like is so expensive. XXX
I
saw my friend’s car which looks very expensive.
26.
My sister would never get a job who is so lazy. misplaced
modifier
My sister who is very lazy
will never get a job.
She bought a table for her sister with
three wooden legs.
She bought a table with three
wooden legs for her sister.
The old man saw a cat that was driving
a car.
The old man who was driving a car
saw a cat.
27.
Last month, my
brother bought a car that is cost $12,000.
28.
That girl who
wears the green uniform is my daughter.
That girl who is wearing
the green uniform is my daughter.
29.
I borrowed a book
from the library that is talking about how to make great tasty pasta.
I borrowed a book
that is talking about how to make great tasty pasta from the library.
30.
I can’t believe
that the pretty house which is located beside my house was built in 1920.
31.
She will never
forgot the day when she got a promotion.
32.
Last month, my
brother bought a car that costed $12,000.
33.
Hank Crowley wore a jacket that had black and white stripes.
34.
The doctor who treated me, he was from
Pakistan.
35.
She will never forget the day that she got a
promotion.
Good work.
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