EF4 Class 10

 

Good morning, everyone.

We will get started at 8:30

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Collect Test#1 RW

·      Return Quiz#2- compound sentences

Go over some solutions

Optional RW for a bonus point

·      New dialogue “Going Shopping”

·      Finish “Odd Word Out”

 

Tuesday

·      Continue verb tenses- modals/modal auxiliaries

·      Begin complex sentences

·      Finish “Odd Word Out”

·      Prepare for Test#2- paragraph

 

Wednesday

·      Test#2 - paragraph

·      Continue complex sentences

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quiz#2

Write a compound sentence for each.

Submit by 9:10.

1.    and   interview

Mei had an interview, and she got the job.

2.    but    walk

Jun wants to walk to the park, but it is raining.

3.    so      education

4.    and   call

5.    but    travel

6.    so      prefer

SV, SOBA SV.

, so , or , but , and

 

Optional RW for a bonus point. Pass it in today or first thing tomorrow.

 

VERB FORMS

want, need + infinitive  gerund

want to go, want to play

want going, want playing

He wants to go for brunch. She wants to play pickleball.

She needs to take a nap. He needs to get home by 10.

 

like, love, hate, prefer, being, continue + infinitive OR gerund

He likes to go/going for brunch. She loves to play/playing pickleball.

 

She loves to travel to Japan, but she has to save up some money. vt

simple present- always, usually, habitually

She loves to travel to Japan. She goes there all the time, regularly.

 

She would love to travel to Japan. That is her dream.

I would like to go to VCC.

He would like to have lunch with his sister today.

would like to VERB- dream, ambition, desire

 

MODALS/ MODAL AUXILIARIES- teach later

 

 

WF    close(adj)- near, not far

closed(adj,v)- not open

 

Shira lives close to Jun. adj They live on the same street.

The store closed at 6PM.

The store is closed now. adj

 

SIMPLE PRESENT          The shoe store closes at 8PM Monday to Friday.

SIMPLE PAST                 The shoe store closed at 8PM yesterday.

SIMPLE FUTURE           The shoe store will close at 8PM today.

 

 

New dialogue “Going Shopping”

The photocopy is too dark. Sorry about that.

 

B.Vocabulary Preview

1.    department- department store e.g. The Bay, Winners

She works in the women’s clothing section/department of The Bay. Some stores call departments zones. i.e Zone1, Zone2

2.    on sale- lower price, discount

The store is sale. XXX It sounds like someone is selling the whole business.

The store is having a sale.

Sweater are on sale. Pants are on sale.

You have to keep your eyes open for sales.

Her store is a warzone during a sale.

3.    sweater- UK,HK jumper

shawl-

scarf- neck scarf, head scarf, shoulder scarf

sunhat- a floppy hat that protects your face from the sun

face protector sun visor

visor- anything that block the sun from your face

veil- a piece of fabric to hide your face

wedding veil- a bit old-fashioned, traditional

face mask- covid, nurse, doctor, dentist

4.dressing room- fitting room,

fitting-making alterations to clothing, custom-tailored clothes, $$

He got a fitting for a new suit.

hem(v,n)- The tailor hemmed my pants.

She uses a sewing machine sometimes.

6.debit card- bank card,

He uses his credit card for everything. He maxed out his credit card. He has to pay it off plus interest.

7.    account- bank accouts, online accounts

Sign in to your account with your Username and Password

PIN- personal identification number

ATM- Automatic Teller Machine

teller- a person who works in bank

tell(v)- an old word for ‘count’

He can use a number pad without looking.

9.discount- a certain percentage (%) off the price

Sweaters are 10% off.

Sweater are on discount this week.

 

Final sale! No returns. No exchanges.

10.bargain(n)- good deal, good price,

IDIOM a steal- a good price

Her iphone15 was a steal at $600.

He paid $1200 for an iphoneX. That was a ripoff.

IDIOM ripoff- a very bad deal, cheated

‘ripoff’ is an antonym of ‘bargain’

 

**First break – Back at 10:02**

 

“Warm-Up Questions”

1.H&M, Winners, Zara, outlet mall, online,

When you shop online, you can’t check the size or feel the material. Most people like to try before they buy.

Online returns can be a hassle.

IDIOM a hassle- difficult, complicated,

IDIOM a pain in the neck- something that bothers you

Renewing your driver’s licence is a pain in the neck. It is a hassle.

2. It looks great. It’s you!

It doesn’t suit you. It makes you look thin/pale/etc. It’s not your style.

3.debit card, credit card, cash, crypto/bitcoin, cheque, etransfer, coin,

IDIOM Cash is king!

 

NAMES OF CURRENCY IN CANADA:

$1- loonie

$2- toonie, two

1c – one cent, penny

5c- five cents, nickel

10c- 10 cents, dime

25c- 25 cents, quarter

50c- 5-cent piece

 

A loon is a black and white water fowl that is similar to a duck.

Geese are aggressive. They are very territorial.

 

Some people collect coins, especially special-edition coins. Some special edition coins could be for Queen Elizabeth II, Lucy Maude Montgomery,, Terry Fox, etc. The Canadian Mint makes coins.

 

Anne of Green Gables- famous Canadian children’s story, TV show https://www.anneofgreengables.com/

 

Let’s get into groups of two. Practice the dialogue.

 

**Second break**

 

Three words for the same punctuation .

This is a sentence. period, fullstop

$54.99 decimal point, decimal, point

joesmith@gmail.com dot

 

$54.99 fifty four dollars (and) 99 cents

 

Ending a price with .99 increases sales. It is a psychological trick.

If you see $599, you will think 5 not 6.

Marketing uses lots of psychological tricks to get you to spend more.

 

New vocab in the dialogue:

*purchase(n,v)- buy

I purchased a new hat. I made a purchase. noun

She is a buyer for a restaurant.

My friend is a wine and spirits buyer for some resorts on Vancouver Island.

She will purchase/buy travel insurance for her mother.

He went shopping, but he didn’t buy anything. He was just browsing. He was window shopping.

*bargain- good price, good deal

*actual- real

She got her temporary driver’s licence today. Her actual licence will arrive in a couple weeks.

 

*shelf – storage rack, bookshelf

 

MY ADVICE: Slow down. Pronounce every word. Pronunce every part of every word.

My music teacher says to practice slow so that we can play fast.

 

Do you take Mastercard? Do you accept Visa?

Can I pay (with) cash? I will pay (with) cash.

Can I pay cash? Can I pay in cash? Can I pay with cash?

We only take cash or debit.

 

I will pay with credit card.

I will put it on my credit card.

I will use tap.

Sometimes you have to enter your PIN.

Please enter your PIN.

She puts her groceries on her Mastercard for the points. Then she pays off the card immediately.

You can get reward points from a company if you open an account with them.

loyalty points

account-membership

 

Certainly. Definitely. Absolutely. Of course.

Sure. Why not? (casual)

 

It’s a little bit too big. It’s a little bit big. slightly too large

It’s way too big. I’m swimming in it. very large

 

It’s a little bit small. It’s a little snug.

 

It’s a touch too long.

IDIOM touch too ADJ – little bit

 

staple(v,n)

stapler(n)- office equipment

Jun stapled the wrong papers together. She had to remove the staple.

 

staple(n)- the main food of a country of culture.

Rice is a staple in China.

Bread is a staple in North America.

Pasta is a staple in Italy.

Potatoes are a staple in Canada.

Corn and maize are staples in some parts of Mexico.

 

“Odd Word Out: Exercise 1”