English Foundations 1&2
Speaking and Listening 1/2
Today’s class plan:
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Return Test
Describing a photograph
descriptive language- adjectives
Good sentences- capital letter, periods,
verbs
Rewrite for a bonus point
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“Questions”
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Reading “Time Off”
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Begin adverbs
IF TIME
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Continue Listening work Word List 1.6
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Review sentence types
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Review verb tenses
Monday
Tuesday
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Test on verb tenses
Our final day is Wednesday, June 28th.
The ocean is so beautiful. casual talking
The ocean is very beautiful. good for writing
The ocean is so beautiful that I want to swim in it.
so ADJ that
The city was so expensive that I wanted to move.
Vancouver is so expensive that I can’t buy a house.
Wh- Asking Questions
Exercise 1
Talking about Classes
1.
How many classes do you have? how many – ‘classes’ countable nouns
1,2,3,4
how much – not countable
How much work do you have?
work- not countable
a lot of work, a
little bit of work
How much money do you have?
How much water do you have?
How much time do you have?
How much sugar do you have?
How many cups of sugar do you have? ‘cups’ countable
How many litres of water do you drink every day? ‘litres’
countable
How much water do you drink every day? ‘water’
not countable
3.Which one is your favourite?
Which phone did you buy?
Which city were you born in?
4. Why do you like Vancouver so much?
Why don’t you like Vancouver?
Why don’t you like coffee?
Why didn't you like the movie?
5. Who -person
Who is your best friend?
6. When do you VERB?
When do you take medicine?
When do you go to work?
When do you go to school?
When do you drink orange juice?
When do you eat dinner at night?
IDIOM Time flies. Time flies when you are having fun.
The time goes quickly when you are enjoying yourself.
Time goes slowly when you are bored.
Time crawls in my math class.
VERB crawl- go slowly, like a baby
A snake slithers/crawls in the grass.
8. How many people are in your science class?
How many people live in your house?
How many students are in our class? 16
How many students are attending our class today? 9
one person
two people
IDIOM Who wears the pants in your family?
wear the pants- the person who is the boss
My father wears the pants.
My wife wears the pants.
Exercise 2
“Time Off”
commute(verb) – travel to work
commuter(noun,person)
leisure(noun) rest, relaxation lee-jer
leisure time – free-time
multi-tasking - doing two activities at the same time- e.g. studying
and listening to music
obvious(adjective)- clear, easy to understand
obviously(adverb)
surf(verb) – riding an ocean wave with a surfboard
-going to different
websites, social media
-wasting time
B Vocabulary: New Context
1.
a TV program, a TV show
2.
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