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Reminder: Registration for Q2 begins yesterday. I did recommendations
for early registration last Friday.
65%+ YES
64%- NO
50-64% Reevealuate the recommendations Thursday. You will be able
to reg for Q2.
People 50-64%
You will be able to to reg tomorrow and Friday.
On Monday, reg will open to new students.
Everyone will have a fair chance at registering for the class you
want.
Today’s agenda
·
Test#3 “I Confess”
·
Review verb tenses
·
Begin modals
·
HW Read
“Dead Man’s Path” for tomorrow. Make notes for Thought Questions
This week/next week – Using Quotations
Thursday
·
Reeval midterm recs for 50-64% students.
·
Begin “Dead Man’s Path”
·
Continue complex sentences- adjective clauses
Friday
·
Continue complex sentences- adjective clauses
Choose vocab for the quiz on adj cl
·
Continue “Dead Man’s Path”
Monday
·
Quiz#4 on adjective clauses
Test#3
Write a paragraph of at least 150 words on one of the following
topics. Submit it by 1:15.
1.
Write about one conflict in the story.
2.
Do you think the students will respect Mr Wei
after he makes his confession? Why or why not?
Break
until 1:20
**
Review
of verb tenses:
12
verb tenses:
1.
simple present- habitual, daily action
2.
simple past- one event in the past,
finished
I
was go went to school.
3.
simple future- “will” “am going to”
4.
present progressive- happening right now,
happening currently
‘ing’ am going, is going, are going
I
am going to school. XXX
I
am watching a series on Netflix.
5.
past progressive- happening in the past, was
interrupted
I
was watching a movie when the wifi died.
She
watched a movie last night.
6.
future progressive- ‘ing’ action in the
future
She
will be driving to Surrey at 6 o’clock.
Substitute
simple future
She
will drive to Surrey at 6 o’clock.
7.
present perfect- from past until now
Mei
has lived in Vancouver since 1998.
Joe
has learned Spanish for two years.
Joe
learned Spanish for two years. simple past
– casual, works
She
has seen all of Almodovar’s movies.
I
have known my best friend since I was
twenty years old.
8.
past perfect
English
speakers rarely use this verb tense. We usually substitute simple past.
She
had lived in Japan for two years.
We
had waited for the bus for 45 minutes.
9.
future perfect
substitute
simple future
She
will have worked at the company for thirty
years by the time she retires.
10.
present perfect progressive
11.
past perfect progressive
12.
future perfect progressive
Review
of verb tenses:
7
most important verb tenses:
1.
simple present
2.
simple past
3.
simple future
4.
present progressive
5.
past progressive
6.
present perfect
7.
present perfect progressive
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