Good morning, everyone.
Today’s class plan:
·
Finish “Simple Present Tense of
Be”
Exercises 3, 7, 15, and 25 Simple Present Tense of Be”
·
Finish “Family relationships”
new vocabulary
·
Writing for homework
·
HW Read “The Dolphin” for tomorrow
Write a short paragraph (6-8 sentences) about yourself.
Pass it in to me by start of class tomorrow. Finish for homework
Tomorrow, you can volunteer to read it out
loud for us.
Thursday
·
Read paragraphs from homework
·
Begin “Simple Present Tense”
***Exercises 3, 7, 15, and 25 Simple
Present Tense of Be”
to be: am
is are
Ex.1
1.
You are beautiful.
REMEMBER: Begin with a capital letter. End
with a period
11. We are good friends.
13. The book is funny.
I am very happy to see you.
Ex. 3 Add capital letters.
Use capital letters at the beginning of sentences.
Use capital letters for proper nouns: country,
city, person’s name, day of the week, month of the year, name of a company,
name of a language or culture, name of a school
1.
English Language Institute-
name of the school
South Hill Education Centre
SFU, Simon Fraser University
Douglas College
2.
Three Mexico
3.
Maria Pablo
Mexico City
New York City Kansas City
Vancouver
4.
Teresa Acapulco
5.
Middle East
6.
Ahmed Saudi Arabia
7.
Mohamed United Arab Emirates (UAE)
8.
Lotfi Egypt – the Pyramids, the Sphinx
9.
Mansour Yemen
Fatimah Jordan
10.
Finally Asia – one of the seven continents
11.
Najmuddin Malaysia
12.
Pom Thailand
Exercise 7
Contraction- it is it’s
‘ apostrophe
it is = it’s
I am = I’m
do not = don’t
you are = you’re
they are = they’re
we will = we’ll
he is = he’s
I will = I’ll
1.
It is really delicious. It’s really delicious
2.
They’re
they’re there
their
3.
It’s
4.
It’s
5.
We are = We’re
we’re
where
6.
they’re
7.
They’re
8.
They’re
9.
it’s
10.
it’s Spinach can taste a little bitter.
Tastes – sweet, salty, sour, bitter, spicy
(hot)
hot- high temperature, spicy
Exercise 15
1.There are
2.There are 10 provinces and three territories
in Canada.
3.There is
4.There are
5.There is
Questions
6.Is there a CD that goes with that book?
? question mark
7.Are there
8.Is there some ice cream in the freezer. some
ice cream-singular
Are there any ice cubes in the freezer? any
ice cubes- plural
9.are there
10.are there
11.is there money- singular
12.is there juice-singular
refrigerator- fridge
Exercise 25
1.students
2.There are five students from Saudi Arabia.
Five students are from Saudi Arabia.
3.He is a very nice man.
4.are
5.One man is from Vietnam. His English is
really excellent.
6.She is a very interesting person.
7.In Korea, he is/was a taxi driver, but
now he is a student.
8.
9.The students in my class are very interesting.
They are very interesting.
*** “Family Relationships” new vocabulary
Male Relatives
grandfather- your mother’s or your father’s
father
uncle- your mother’s or your father’s
brother
great-grandfather- your father’s
grandfather, the grandfather’s father
great-great-grandfather - your
grandfather’s grandfather
nephew- your brother or sister’s son
son-in-law- your child’s husband
father-in-law - your wife or husband’s father
stepson- a child from another marriage
half-brother- you share only one parent
adopted son- you take a child into your
family
foster son- part of your family until they
become an adult
godson-
Female Relatives
niece- your brother or sister’s daughter
Either Gender
spouse- husband or wife
spouse // mouse // house
only child- just one child in the family
“Sarah is an only child.”
sibling- sister or brother
“I have two younger siblings.”
cousin- your aunt or uncle’s children
Marital Status
engaged- planning to get married
separated- still married but not living together
“Ted and Sarah are separated.”
divorced- marriage is over, finished
“They will get divorced next year.”
ex-wife OR ex-husband
“I was talking to my ex-wife last week.”
ex-boyfriend ex-girlfriend
bachelor
“Joe is bachelor. He has never been
married.”
a bachelor degree- university degree
a bachelor apartment- a small apertment
with no bedroom
Additional Vocabulary
relatives- any person related to you
immediate family- closest family
extended family-
ancestors- the people in your family from a
long long time ago
decendants- the people in your family who
will be born in the future
orphan- a child with no parents, no mother or father
twins- two babies at the same time
triplet- three babies at the same time
maternal- mother
paternal-father
HOMEWORK
Write a short paragraph
(6-8 sentences) about yourself. Pass it in to me by start of class tomorrow. Finish
for homework
Tomorrow, you can volunteer
to read it out loud for us.
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