Good morning, everyone.
We will get started at 8:30
Today’s Agenda
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Quiz#2 compound sentences
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Return Test#1
Optional RW for a bonus point
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Continue verb tenses
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Continue dialogues “Interviewing for a Job”
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Listening to song lyrics
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“Odd Word Out”
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Self-Assessment Week 2 – pass in by the end of
class today
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HW Read
new dialogue “Going Shopping”
Monday
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Return Qui#2
Go over some solutions
Optional RW for a bonus point
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Continue verb tenses
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New dialogue “Going Shopping”
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Begin complex sentences
Tuesday
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Test#2 - paragraph
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Continue complex sentences
Quiz#2
Write a compound sentence for each.
Submit by 9:10.
1. and interview
2. but walk
3. so education
4. and call
5. but travel
6. so prefer
Test#1
-Write in pen.
-Doublespace
-Write at least 100 words.
- Write in a paragraph format.
*one block of writing
*indent the first word of the paragraph
-Focus on writing simple and
compound sentences.
REMEMBER: like + to go OR like + going
On Thursday August 1st,
everyoe will have an opportunity to do one make-up quiz or test. I’ll talk more
about this later.
Optional rewrite for a bonus
point. Pass in today or first thing Monday.
*Red line- margin
Keep your writing within the margins.
* ww – wrong word
ww
I like to go to the park. And I like to play with my friends.
SOBA is for compound sentences.
Avoid beginning sentences with
SOBA so or but and. It is very casual writing, not great for school, business.
FIX
I like to go to the park, and I like to play with my friends. 1 COMPOUND
I like to go to the park. Also, I like to play with my friends. 2 SIMPLES
I like to go to the park because
it is relaxing. COMPLEX- ADVERB CLAUSE- We will learn this next week.
COMMON ERROR
I like to go to the park. Because
it is relaxing. XXX
FIX
I like to go to the park because
it is relaxing.
, SOBA
***FIRST BREAK- back at 9:53***
Alternatives to , SOBA.
It is a beautiful sunny day, so
let’s go to the park. COMPOUND
It is a beautiful sunny day. Let’s
go to the park. 2 SIMPLES
It is a beautiful sunny day. Therefore,
let’s go to the park. 2 SIMPLES
‘therefore’ transitional word
HIGHER LEVEL ALTETRNATIVE- EF5/6
It is a beautiful sunny day; therefore,
let’s go to the park.
; semicolon
Choice with transitional words
It is a beautiful sunny day. Therefore, let’s go to the park.
2 SIMPLES
EF5/6
It is a beautiful sunny day; therefore, let’s go to the park.
COMPOUND
It is a beautiful sunny day; let’s go to the park. COMPOUND
*We are learning simple and compound right now. We are
learning the foundations. There are other ways to write simple and compound
sentences.
EXAMPLES:
*so therefore
It is a beautiful sunny day, so let’s go to the park.
COMPOUND
It is a beautiful sunny day. Therefore, let’s go to the park.
2 SIMPLES
EF5/6 level
It is a beautiful sunny day; therefore, let’s go to the park.
COMPOUND
*or alternatively
She can have some chocolate, or she can have some ice cream.
COMPOUND
She can have some chocolate. Alternatively, she can have some
ice cream. 2 SIMPLES
EF5/6 level
She can have some chocolate; alternatively, she can have some
ice cream. COMPOUND
*but however
Don wants to stay home, but Maris wants to go out. COMPOUND
Don wants to stay home. Maris wants to go out. 2 SIMPLES
Don wants to stay home. However, Maris wants to go out. 2
SIMPLES
EF56 level
Don wants to stay home; however, Maris wants to go out.
COMPOUND
*and also
Shira likes to talk to her sister on the phone, and she loves
to do video chats.
Shira likes to talk to her sister on the phone. Also, she loves
to do video chats.
HIGHER LEVEL
Shira likes to talk to her sister on the phone, and also she
loves to do video chats.
EF5/6 level
Shira likes to talk to her sister on the phone; also, she loves
to do video chats.
*We do not have to worry about semicolons in EF4.
You should leave home at 7:15. That way, you will have time
to pick up your friends. 2 SIMPLES
You should leave home at 7:15; that way, you will have time
to pick up your friends. COMPOUND EF5/6 level
EASY EXAMPLES
I like dogs, but she likes cats.
I like dogs. She likes cats.
I like dogs. However, she likes cats.
I like dogs; however, she likes cats.
She plays soccer, and she plays volleyball.
She plays soccer. She plays volleyball.
She plays soccer. Also, she plays volleyball.
She plays soccer; also, she plays volleyball.
Her son is sick, so she is worried.
Her son is sick. She is worried.
Her son is sick. Therefore, she is worried.
Her son is sick; therefore, she is worried. ;
semicolon
We can have sushi, or we can have noodles.
We can have sushi. We can have noodles.
We can have sushi. Alternatively, we can have noodles.
We can have sushi; alternatively, we have noodles.
There are many choices to become comfortable with! The meanings
are the same- the styles are different. You can choose.
For school and business writing, I tend to be more formal.
Formal writing is a superpower. People treat you more seriously.
We can come back to this over and over in the next three
weeks.
Have a look at it for homework. Review.
Practice makes permanent.
Language is social. We have to learn is socially.
Intentionally use new vocab when you are talking with
people.
Exciting! We are at the beginning of something big!
“Odd Word Out”
1-10
***Second break, back at 11:14***
“You’ve Got a Friend in Me”
I’ve got your back. I have your back.
the road looks rough- You are on a rought road. You have had
it rough.
Last year was rough for me.
miles and miles from your nice warm bed
old pal- friend, buddy
We are old pals.
There isn’t anything I wouldn’t do for you. I would do
anything for you.
We’ll stick together and see it through.
folks- people
might be a little but smarter than I am
it’s our destiny
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