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Good morning, everyone.
Today’s agenda
·
Return adjective clause quiz
Correct, rewrite
Go deeper on the skills
·
Continue “Dead Man’s Path”
Read aloud
Thought Questions
“” prepare for paragraph
Later this week:
Test- paragraph on “Dead Man’s Path”
Quiz on noun clauses
Tuesday
·
Go over adj cl from homework– subject and
object pronouns
·
Continue noun clauses
Wednesday
·
Continue noun clauses
·
Thursday
Friday
Next week
-sentence combining
-First Nations
Final weeks
-parallelism
-presentation- individual spoken work
-essay writing
-optional replacement quiz / test
Quiz#3 Write a sentence with an adjective clause for each.
1.
who promotion
2.
who outspoken
3.
that delightful
4.
who admire
5.
that surprise
6.
which personal
MAIN WORDS
who
that
which
OTHER WORDS
whose
where
whom
adj cl SV
Two styles
1.
She bought a table that is made of wood. subject pronoun- no
options, leave it
2.
The table that
she bought is made of wood. object
pronoun- options
a. The table that
she bought is made of wood.
b. The table she bought
is made of wood. omit object pronoun- that, who, which
The old man who always is friendly is her friend’s father. subject pronoun
The old man who she
always chats with is her friend’s
father. object pronoun- options
a. The old man who she
always chats with is her friend’s
father.
b. The old man she always chats with is her friend’s father.
c. The old man whom she
always chats with is her friend’s
father. ‘whom’ is extremely formal and unusual
Good start. Room for improvement.
We will refine and deepen our skills.
Correct. Rewrite. I will come around and assist.
Exercise A
1.
Louis knows the woman. The woman is meeting us
at the airport.
Louis knows the woman who is meeting us at the airport. subject
pronoun
The woman who Louis knows is meeting
us at the airport. object pronoun- options
The woman Louis knows is meeting us at
the airport. most natural-sounding
The woman whom Louis knows is meeting
us at the airport.
2.
The chair that/which
Sally inherited from her
grandmother is an antique.
OPTION The chair Sally inherited from her grandmother is an antique.
Learning a few option will enrich your writing.
Sally
inherited a chair from her grandmother that is an antique. misplaced
modifier
Sally inherited a chair that is an antique from
her grandmother.
3.
I sat on the bench that was wet.
subject pronoun
I sat on the wet bench. SIMPLE
The bench that I sat on was set. object
pronoun
The donuts that she got were a
little stale.
Her vacation which she was dreaming
about turned out wonderful.
The story that you told me is a
little unbelievable.
The priest, who Mr Obi argued with,
was very wise.
Try a few for homework. Email them to me by 5pm. We can
share them tomorrow.
Quiz#3 Write a sentence with an adjective clause for each.
1.
who interview
2.
who proud
3.
that enjoyable
4.
who appreciate
5.
that mistake
6.
which community
· Big
question:
Does
a teacher from away have to respect the culture of the local students, even if
the teacher isn’t part of that culture?
Bigger
question
Does
a person in a position of authority who comes from a different culture have to
show respect for the local culture?
-story
about a headmaster
BIGGER-
metaphor for colonialism, one country colonizing another- taking over
Chinua
Achebe- African writer, Nigeria
novel
Things Fall Apart, Eng12
Read aloud.
unprogressive
(negative-sounding)
conservative,
traditional (positive-sounding)
“young”
“energetic”- positive words to descrive Micheal Obi (ironic)
Mission
– church, Christian church establishment
missionary
– someone who shares informaiton about their religion, often travel to other
countries
“wonderful
ideas”
sound-strong(adj)
pivot- change direction
“narrow views” – limited, judgemental
vocab
Nancy’s fantasy about her role and
position p1
“Nancy was downcast.”
physical description on Micheal –
not impressive
“he was not unhandsome”
IDIOM “A penny for you thoughts.”
say to someone who is lost in thought
backward – undeveloped, not modern-
negative meaning
comparison between beautiful garden
and “rank” ugly local plants
“you people” insulting way to
address somebody
big row- big fight, big problem
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