EF23 Class 16

 

Good morning, everyone.

We will get started at 9:15

 

Reminder: Monday is a holiday.

                     Victoria Day

No school

We will be back in school on Tuesday

I will not be here Tuesday and Wednesday next week.

Melanie will be the teacher.  Melanie taught at SHEC for 25 years and retired last year. She comes in substitute teach.

You are lucky to have her.

 

I am going to 2024 Volleyball Canada Youth National Championships in Edmonton. My son is an athlete. His team will be competing.

This will be his last Youth Nationals because he is 17.

 

See you Thursday.

 

This is almost the end of 3 ½ weeks. I will give the first spoken mark probably next week.

Spoken marks (in-class speaking)

First mark- next week           x/10  

Second mark- end of term   x/15

 

Today’s agenda

·      Continue compound sentences

Choose vocab for quiz tomorrow

·      Continue simple past verb tense

·      “Back and Forth 1.1 & 2.1”

·      Phrasal verbs

 

Friday

·      Quiz#2- compound sentences

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·      HW   Read new dialogue “Going Shopping”

 

 

 

 

Compound sentences:

SOBA – so   or   but   and

SV, SOBA SV.

 

It is rainy today, so we took the bus.

We can speak out loud, or we can zip our lip.

She wants to buy a house, but she can’t afford it.

He likes Chinese food, and he likes Persian food.

He likes Persian cuisine.

 

SIMPLE He likes Chinese food and likes Persian food. SVV

COMPOUND He likes Chinese food, and he likes Persian food. SV, SOBA SV.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Let’s choose 10 words to review for the quiz tomorrow. I will choose six of them for the quiz.

1.    sunny(adj)

2.    smart(adj)

3.    picture(n)

4.    table(n)

5.    book(n,v)

6.    dream(n,v)

7.    reservation(n)

8.    hobby(n)

9.    uncle(n)

10.                       bicycle(n)

Let’s do some practice writing compound sentences using these vocab words.

REMEMBER: SV, SOBA SV.

 

 

Prepositions: in on to

There are no rules for prepositions. You just have to become familiar with them.

We play in the park.

We play on the beach.

We walk on the sidewalk.

We walk in Stanley Park.

 

He lives in Canada.

He lives in BC.

She lives in Vancouver.

She lives on Main Street.

She lives at 1234 Main Street.

 

The people who learn prepositions are the people who talk in English regularly, daily.

I am in the hospital. sick, in a bed

I am at the hospital. visiting, taking someone to see a doctor

 

She has a party on Saturday.

She has a meeting with her lawyer on Monday.

 

I will bring in some exercises for prepositions tomorrow.

 

My son goes to school.

My son studies at school.

I went to Burnaby yesterday.

I bought a new hat at Superstore yesterday.

 

I work in the afternoon.

I work at 3 o’clock.

 

My daughter is at her school in her math class right now.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

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New thing for us

“Back and Forth”

Speaking and Listening Work

Exercise 1.1– pronuciation

Exercise 2.1- describing a picture

 

Get into groups of 4-5.

Exercise 1.1 Choose one of the words in the list. Make a sentence with that word. Say your sentence out loud. The other members in your group will listen carefully and guess which word you are using.

 

Exercise 2.1 Choose one of the pictures. Find vocbaulary to describe the picture. Describe the picture to your group. The other members in your group will listen carefully and guess which picture you are describing.

 

Exercise 1.1

1.

 

Exercise 2.1

5. a long-sleeve shirt, a short-sleeve shirt, a sleeveless shirt

a button-up shirt, a polo shirt, a t-shirt

a button collar, a crew-neck t-shirt, a v-neck t-shirt, a turtle neck,

a lace collar

necktie, bowtie

suspenders

vest

hoodie

ball cap

flat cap

beret

slouch hat

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

“Irregular Verb List”

63 of the most used irregular verbs

 

present      past

catch                     caught(cot)

choose                 chose(rose z)

drive                     drove

grow(toe)            grew(you)

hide                      hid(lid,kid)

let                          let(same pronunciation)

meet                     met(get)  I met you yesterday.

read                      read(red)

sing                       sang

shut                       shut(same pronunciation)

sleep                     slept(kept)

spend                   spent(went)

teach                    taught(tot)

throw(toe)           threw(you)

understand          understood(wood)

wear                      wore(four)   She wore a nice hat yesterday.

 

wear(hair)            She wears nice clothes.

were(fur)             We were at the park yesterday.

where(hair)         Where were you yesterday?

 

 

Pronunciation- minimal pair- two words that sound the same except for one sound difference

choose       shoes

chip             ship

Choose your shoes!

 

The little boy likes to hide from his sister.

The little boy hid from his sister.