Good afternoon, everyone.
We will get started at 12:00
This is the end of our third week.
3/9 complete.
Today’s agenda
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“Top 100 Most Used Nouns/Verbs/Adjectives/
Adverbs/Prepositions”
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Begin complex sentences- adverb clauses
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Song lyric- listening exercise
Monday
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Return Test#2
Go over
RW for bonus pt
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Continue complex sentences- adverb clauses Begin
“Grabbers”
VanDusen Gardens – Oak and 37th
Christmas lights
https://www.coquitlam.ca/784/Lights-at-Lafarge
Coquitlam
Christmas lights
“Top 100 Most Used Nouns”
“Top 100 Most Used Verbs”
Modal/Modal auxiliary -auxiliary- extra
can + to go
could + to help
may + to borrow
You may borrow some paper.
might + to cook I might cook some chicken rice tonight.
must
shall – We don’t normally use it.
I use ‘shall’ in this class every day. “Let’s take a break,
shall we?”
“Shall we dance?” Japanese movie, American movie
should + to call
You should call your parents.
“If I could, I would. But I can’t, so I won’t”
I should to call you tonight.
I will teach about modals next week. Please remind me.
86. consider – think about
I will consider what you said. The boss is considering which candidate
to hire.
87. appear- A rainbow appeared in the sky. A ghost will appear
beside your bed tonight.
90. serve- give food or drink The restaurant serves really good dumplings.
servant, service, waitress/waiter server
Let’s serve the food in 10 minutes.
You serve a ball in volleyball, tennis, and badminton.
100.remain – stay, not move
She will remain in Canada for the foreseeable future.
“Top 100 Most Used Adverb and Prepositions”
60.perhaps- maybe
Will you to the party? Perhaps. Perhaps I will.
80. thus (not very common)– therefore
83. particularly- especially
I use a lot of hot spices when I cook; red chili is
particularly hot.
Sally loves all flowers, but she particularly likes roses.
I am not particular about clothes.
She is very particular about clothes.
84.pretty- very It’s
pretty cold today. The movie was pretty good.
It’s pretty hot.
hot- temperature / spicy
85. forward- ahead, bossy
He is a very forward person.
You are moving forward with your plan.
I am looking forward to seeing you tomorrow.
88. indeed- (quite formal) really, yes
Is that a new phone? Indeed it is.
formal ways to say ‘yes’: Without a doubt. Indeed, I did.
Indubitably.
casual- Yup. No doubt. Sure. NP No problem. You got it.
90. that-
that – many meanings
I like that car. adj
She said that it will rain today. noun clause
It is so cold that he wore a hat. adverb clause
The hat that she bought is very nice. adjective
clause
95.instead- rather than
She stayed home instead of going to the party.
Amy doesn’t like beer. She likes red wine instead.
99. eventually- in the end, after some time, finally
Eventually, she figured out how to do a jumpserve.
“Top 100 Most Used Adjectives”
18. political(adj) politics(noun) politician(person) – about
government
37. economic(adj)
economics(noun) – money for a company, country, how the money is flowing
high school course – Home Economics- budget for family and
life
budget- a plan of how to spend your money
go overbudget
stay underbudget
IDIOM- make ends meet
It is hard for her to make ends meet.
44. federal- whole country
The federal government controls the budget of the country. The provincial
government is in charge of education.
61. current – now, these days
You listen to the news to find out about current events.
He likes to get together in McDonalds with his friends and talk
about current events.
contemporary – in our lifetime, not day to day, in our time
She enjoys viewing contemporary art.
Chou en Lai and Henry Kissinger were contemporaries.
70.significant- important
His 70th birthday was very significant to him.
Graduating high school as an adult will be a significant achievement.
The most significant challenge to the world these days is
global warming.
significant other- husband,wife, girlfriend
Does she have a significant other? Is she single?
85. democratic- the people can vote, the citizens choose
their government
Canada is a democratic country.
cracy- ruled by
demos- the people
autocracy- ruled by one person, dictator
dict- talk
theocracy- ruled by religious people
monarchy- ruled by king or queen
87. various- different kinds
various(adj)
variety(noun) vary(v) You should vary your daily routine.
There are various chocolates in the box.
91. religious(adj) religion(n)- church
She is a very religious person.
Test #2
Write a paragraph of at least 150 words in response to one
of the writing prompts.
Topics:
1.
Humans should not eat animals.
2.
Social media is harmful to people.
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