Good morning,
everyone.
Today’s
agenda
·
Quiz#2
– simple sentences
·
“Family
Relationships” - vocabulary
·
Begin
compound sentences
·
Begin
phrasal verbs, do a few every day
verb
+ preposition
‘look’
·
Go
over some more of the “Top 100 Most Used Verbs in American English”
·
Pronunciation
of the Day- daily pronunciation work- minimal pairs and tongue twisters
Friday
·
Professional
Development
No school for you.
School for me.
Monday
·
Holiday-
BC Famly Day
No school for us.
Tuesday
·
Back
to the grind!
Quiz#2
Use lined
ruled paper.
Write in pen.
Doublespace.
Write between
the margins.
Full name and
class in top right hand corner.
Dictionaries
and phones away.
No
communication between students.
Write a simple sentence for each.
Submit them by 9:40.
1.
SSV shopping
2.
SV experience
3.
Question exercise
4.
SVV encourage
5.
Command remember
6.
SSVV health
“Family Relations”
-Male Relatives
great-grandfather
stepfather-
your mother’s second husband who is like a father to me, hopefully
-Female Relatives
great-grandmother,
great-great grandmother
daughter-in-law
= son’s wife, your child’s wife
in-law = related
by marriage, not by blood
sister-in-law
= your brother’s wife
*Your uncle’s
wife is your aunt.
*Your aunt’s
husband is your uncle.
One of the best
movies ever: The Godfather
-Either Gender
I am an only
child. I have no siblings.
She is an orphan.
She has no mother or father.
Some people
say that only children are spoiled.
-Marital Statuses
He proposed
to her. She said yes. Now they are engaged.
She is his
fiancee. He is her fiance.
He is a
confirmed bachelor. He is 48, never been married.
-Additional
Vocabulary
immediate
family/close family- parents and children, spouses
extended
family- aunts, uncles, cousins, nieces, in-laws
maternal- mother
maternity ward- the section of hospital for
new mothers
paternal- father
His (maternal) grandmother is still alive at
98.
His paternal grandmother passed away a long
time ago.
My mother’s side is from England. My father’s
side is from Ireland.
neonatal
- neo-new natal-baby
Some cultures have arranged marriages.
Pair Work – A and B work together to figure
out who goes in what part of the family tree.
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