EF45 Class 36 "Ordering in a Restaurant"

 

English Foundations 4/5

 

Today’s agenda

·      Quiz#5 – adjective clauses

·      Continue presentation project

·      Teach how to use a microphone

·      “Roses Sing on New Snow”

Review paragraph form and structure

Test#4- Monday

·      Listening/talking work

 

Monday

·      Test-paragraph on “Roses Sing on New Snow”

·      Presentations

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Tuesday

·      Presentations

·      HW   Email about optional replacement test

 

Wednesday

·      Presentations

 

Thursday

·      Optional replacement test (last 1 hour of class)

 

Friday- last day

·      Marks/Final reports

·      One-on-one meetings, just like midterm recs

 

 

 

 

Quiz#5

Write a sentence with an adjective clause for each.

Submit by 9:45.

1.    restaurant            that

2.    precious               which

3.    bone-tired           who

4.    roses                     which

5.    warm                    who

6.    banquet               that

 

 

Presentations- begin Monday

You will give me your writing at the beginning of the class on the day you do your presentation.

You will come up to the front and tell us about your admired person.

No reading. You can have notes.

1pt- email

5pts- writing

4pts- oral presentation

10pts

 

Using microphones

XLR cable

Shure SM58 vocal microphone

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Roses Sing on New Snow”

Review paragraph form and structure

 

-at least 150 words

-one block of writing

-orient the paper properly

-write in pen

-doublespace

 

Grabber

Topic sentence

3-4 supporting points, written into sentences

Concluding sentence

 

I will ask you a question about “Roses Sing on New Snow”. Be sure to answer that question. Please do not just retell the story. Do not write a plot summary.

 

 

Replacement test on Thursday- paragraph

Topic- general topic

e.g. Why did you come to Vancouver?

What is your favourite place to visit?

 

 

 

“Ordering at a Restsurant”

 

Vocabulary Preview

1.    You order a sandwich. You give an order.

2.    take your time

3.    steak

4.    potato

5.    rice

6.    mashed

7.    Caesar salad

8.    house salad

9.    roll, loaf of bread, bagel,

10.                       mousse   chocolate mousse   moose

11.                       cutlery

 

Word Bank

-maitre d’

“Please wait to be seated.”

-busboy, busser

“Do we bus our own tables?”

 

-old language- waiter/waitress  new language- server

-lounge

-daiquiri- no alcohol “virgin daiquiri”

Ling likes virgin margaritas.

 

-dinner specials /features, the daily special, special of the day

-daily soup, soup de jour  de jour- of the day, soup of the day

 

-appetizer- starter dish, something small to share

 

-suateed- lightly fried

 

entrée- main dish

 

You have an appetizer. Then you have your entrée.

 

-rack of lamb

 

lamb goat- different animals

 

baby sheep – lamb

baby goat – kid