EF3/4
Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 12:00.
PInk Shirt Day- anti-bullying day
Today’s agenda-
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“Correction Codes”
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Return Test#1-
Review paragraph
Review verb tenses
Rewrite for a bonus point (extra point)
Pass in to me today or at the beginning of
class tomorrow.
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Begin sentence types- simple sentences
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Optional Quiz1 retake (last 30m of class)
For people not doing the Quiz1 retake, you can
leave a bit early.
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HW Read
“Malala Yousafzai”
Email me a
few (3-4) simple sentences
Thursday
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Continue with simple sentences
Your examples from homework
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“Malala Yousafzai”
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Talking and Listening 1.3&1.4
Friday
“Correction Codes”
These are the most useful corrections codes for EF3 and EF4
art- article
cap- capital letter
RW- rewrite
sp- spelling
vt- verb tense
vf- verb form “I was
go to school yesterday.” vf went
#- number
I will give you back yout Test#1.
You can make some corrections.
BONUS POINT- OPTIONAL Get a new piece of paper and rewrite
it. Give it to me today or first thing tomorrow. I will give you an extra
point.
I asking my friends to go to the park. vf asked
I choiced a plate of shrimp. vf I chose a plate of shrimp.
choose(simple present) chose(simple past)
choice(n) She made a
choice.
simple future will /
be going to
She will go to the park. She is going to buy a new sweater.
We went to the mall. Next, we went home.
Next, we went home.
After that, we went home.
Then we went home. – no comma, detail
Afterwards, we went home.
After one hour, we went home.
Test#1 paragraph
Choose one:
1.What did you do yesterday?
past tense
2.What do you usually do on a holiday? present
3.What will you do next weekend? future
Three kinds of sentences:
1.
SIMPLE
2.
COMPOUND
3.
COMPLEX
Simple Sentence
A simple sentence -a subject and a verb
-expresses a
complete thought.
Different types of simple sentences:
SV – 1 subject + 1 verb
SSV- 2 subjects + 1 verb
SVV- 1 subject + 2 verbs
Imperative (command)- tell someone to do something
Interrogative (question)- ask someone a question
* SV – 1 subject + 1 verb
Your friend is
beautiful/handsome.
Sarah does her
homework at night.
Your brother works
in construction.
Begin with a capital letter.
End with a period.
Don’t write in all capital letters. The only capital letters
should be the first letter of the first word in a sentence and the first letter
of proper nouns.
YOUR BROTHER WORKS IN CONTRUCTION. XXX
Your brother works in construction.
We go on vacation. SV
‘we’ plural- more than one, two or a thousand
proper nouns- caps
names of cities, days, months, countries, languages,
people’s names, first person pronoun “I”, companies, landmarks
Vancouver, Tehran, Beijing, Friday, Monday, Christmas, Hallowe’en,
April, June, China, Iran, Canada, Canadian, Mexican, Persian, Yemen, Yemini,
India, Indian, English, French,
Mandarin, Turkish, Sarah, Ken, Dave, Mohamed, I, Nike, Starbucks, Under Armor,
the Steamclock, the Eiffel Tower, the Great Wall of China, the CN Tower, the
Taj Mahal.
seasons No
I love spring.
We have Spring Break in March.
We have Winter Break in winter.
* SSV- 2 subjects + 1 verb
My sister and I go
on vacation.
Your book and your pen are on the desk.
The dog and the cat are playing with each other.
The old man and the old woman are talking with each other.
The parks and the trees in Vancouver are nice.
*SVV- 1 subject + 2 verbs
My wife cooks
and washes the dishes everyday.
I clean the
bathroom and do the laundry.
Mei drives her
car to school and studies English five
days a week.
Sarah likes
swimming but hates biking.
HIGHER LEVEL- I teach this in EF6
My son likes basketball; also, he likes tennis.
SO FAR
Simple sentences:
SV SSV SVV
Examples of simple sentences:
You are a
teacher and a mother. SV
Mohammad likes
dogs but does not have a dog right now.
SVV
Shira bought a
new phone and sold her old one. SVV
Manuel is from
Mexico but lives in Canada. SVV
** Thinking about SV helps to structure your sentence.
When I write for school or work, I always have SV in my
mind.
SV = Subject Verb
I subject
pronoun, goes into S place of a sentence
me object pronoun,
goes into the O place of a sentence
My friend and I/me go to the park.
My friend and I/me go to the park.
My friend and I go to the park.
My friend was
talking to I/me.
SVO
* Imperative (command)- tell someone to do something
You close the door. omit the subject
Close the door.
Please close the door.
Close the door, please.
(You) Tell me about yourself.
Introduce yourself.
Speak up! Speak louder!
Hurry up!
Tell me about your school.
Please hurry up. makes it sound more polite
Please close the door.
Close the door, please.
Shut your mouth!
Be quiet, please.
Brush your teeth.
Don’t eat so much candy.
*Interrogative (question)- ask someone a question
How are you?
What are you doing?
What does this word mean?
argument- What is your problem?
What happened?
What’s going on?
How’s it going?
What is happening? CASUAL TALKING
What time is it?
Is it 2 o’clock yet?
Where are you from?
Where is that?
Where is your phone?
Where is South Hill?
How old is your dog?
What kind of dog it that?
Is it a boy or a girl?
May I borrow your pen? very polite
Can I borrow your pen? ok, less polite
When is your birthday? What day is your birthday?
Will you marry me?
Is today Pink Shirt Day?
REVIEW of simple sentences:
SV
SSV
SVV
Imperative
Interrogative
HW Write a few simple
sentences from your own imagination. Use some different styles: SV SSV
SVV Imperative Interrogative
Email them to me by 7pm. We will share them tomorrow.
Quiz#1 Retake
-paper
-dividers
Quiz#1 Simple verb tenses
Write a sentence for each using the appropriate verb tense.
1. borrow simple past
2. rent simple future
3. walk simple present
4. talk simple present
5. find simple future
6. read simple
past
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