Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 12:00
Reminder: Monday is a holiday- Victoria Day, Monday, May
20th
No school on Monday
Today’s agenda
·
Continue compound sentences
Practice
·
New dialogue “Going to an Eye Doctor”
·
“Academic Vocabulary”
·
Continue to review verb tenses and modals
Wednesday
·
Continue compound sentences
Choose vocab for quiz Thursday
·
New dialogue “Going to an Eye Doctor”
Thursday
·
Quiz#2- compound sentences
·
Begin complex sentences
Friday
·
Begin complex sentences – adverb clauses
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HW Read
new dialogue “Talking to a Landlord”
CONTRAST , but
; instead, ; on the
contrary, ; however, ; in contrast,
Jun wants to go
downtown, but Maria would prefer
to go to Richmond.
Jun wants to go
downtown; Maria would prefer
to go to Richmond.
Jun wants to go
downtown; however, Maria would
prefer to go to Richmond.
My friend said that Canada is good country to immigrate to;
on the contrary, I have had a hard time in Canada since moving here.
***
, SOBA replace with
just a semicolon
Jun wanted a
black fence, but his wife wanted
a grey fence.
Jun wanted a
black fence; his wife wanted
a grey fence.
Jun wanted a
black fence; his wife wanted
a grey fence.
Jun wanted a
black fence; on the other hand, his wife wanted a grey fence.
on my another hand
on the other hand- contrast between two things
ADDITION , and
; also, ; furthermore, ; in addition,
The little boy collects
baseball cards, and he collects
coins.
The little boy collects
baseball cards; he collects
coins.
The little boy collects
baseball cards; also, he collects
coins.
The little boy collects
baseball cards; furthermore, he collects
coins.
The little boy collects
baseball cards; in addition, he collects
coins.
That’s a good introduction to three ways to write compound
sentences.
Let’s practice:
Compound Sentences Using SOBA or TRANS
Exercise 1: Rewrite the following pairs
of simple sentences as compound sentences using SOBA or TRANS
1.
She loves to read
books. She also enjoys writing stories.
2.
The weather was
rainy. We decided to stay indoors.
The weather was
rainy; however, we decided to stay indoors. XXX
The weather was
rainy; therefore, we decided to stay indoors.
The weather was
rainy; as a result, we decided to stay indoors.
The weather was
rainy, so we decided to stay indoors.
The weather was rainysunny;
however, we decided to stay indoors.
The weather was
rainy; however, we decided to stay indoors get outdoors.
3.
I want to go to the
beach. I don't have enough time.
4.
He studied all
night. He passed the exam with flying colors.
He studied all
night; as a result, he passed the exam with flying colors.
He studied all
night, so he passed the exam with flying colors.
IDIOM with flying colours- get top
marks
IDIOM by the skin of your teeth- barely
pass, almost late
I passed my driving test by the skin of
my teeth. I almost failed.
I caught my flight by the skin of my
teeth. The plane was boarding when I got to the gate.
When you go to the airport, first you
check in. You can check your bags.
You keep your carry-on. Next, you go
through security. Then you walk to your gate. Then you board your plane.
After you ariive, you disembark the plane.
Then you go to claim your luggage at the luggage carousel.
board- get on the plane, ferry, train,
bus
disembark – get off the plane, ferry,
train, bus
5.
Sarah went to the
grocery store. She bought some milk and bread.
Sarah went to
the grocery store, and she bought some milk and bread.
6.
Tom likes to swim.
He doesn't like to dive.
Tom likes to swim,
but he doesn't like to dive.
Tom likes to swim;
on the other hand, he doesn't like to dive.
Tom likes to swim;
however, he doesn't like to dive.
Tom likes to swim; on
the contrary, he doesn't like to dive.
7.
I have a test
tomorrow. I need to study tonight.
8.
The concert was
canceled. It was raining heavily.
The concert was
canceled; therefore, it was raining heavily. XXX
The concert was
canceled, and it was raining heavily. XXX
It was raining
heavily, so the concert was canceled.
It was raining
heavily; therefore, the concert was canceled.
9.
She wants to travel
to Europe. She needs to save more money.
She wants to travel
to Europe, so she needs to save more money.
She wants to travel
to Europe, but she needs to save more money.
Different emotion
about the sentences.
10.
He loves playing
basketball. He doesn't enjoy watching it.
He loves
playing basketball; on the other hand, he doesn't enjoy watching it.
He loves playing basketball; however,
he doesn't enjoy watching it.
The Goal!! We are learning to write and say the same thing
in many different ways. Then our English will have depth.
instead
Mei wanted to go SFU; instead, she wound up going to
Langara.
We decided not to go hiking; instead, we went swimming in
the lake.
We decided to go hiking instead of swimming in the lake.
SIMPLE
You decided to immigrate to Canada instead of the US.
You decided not to immigrate
to Australia; instead, you chose
Canada.
the cheap seats- the nose bleeds You have to watch the Jumbotron.
the good seats- front row
“Going to an Eye Doctor”
Small groups, 4-6 people together
A.Warm-Up Questions
B.Vocabulary Preview
1. dry
eyes, colourblind, short-sighted, far-sighted, pink eye, presbyopia, cataracts,
myopia, blind, cross-eyed, astigmatism, hypertrophy, hyperopia, eye strain,
snow blindness, glaucoma
2.
3.
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