Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Return Quiz#2 -compound sentences
Go over the quiz
Optional RW for one bonus point
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New dialogue “Going to a Walk-In Clinic”
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Continue verb tenses- present progressive
Exercise 3 from homework
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Continue vocab exercises
Thursday
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Begin complex sentences
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New dialogue “Going to a Walk-In Clinic”
REMINDER: Please write your full name and class in the top
right corner of your paper. Also please write what the paper is: Quiz#2,
Test#RW, etc.
Everyday I get about 100 pieces of paper from students. I
want to be able to keep track of everything efficiently
Quiz#2- Monday
Write a compound sentence for each:
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
1. therefore beach
It is raining today; therefore, we won’t go to the beach.
2. also read
3. however travel
4. and concert
Jun and I went to the concert, and we saw/met/ran into our friends there.
PHRASAL VERB verb+preposition
run + into- meet unexpectedly,
meet without having a plan
I was in Metrtown last weekend,
and I ran into Wafaa.
5. as
a result job
6. so study
REMINDER: If you a quiz and/or test, you can replace it on
the second last day of the course. That will be Thursday, October 31st.
exam ww
Farsi- exam- majot test, 2-3 hours
test- small test, 1 hour
quiz- tiny, 15-20 minutes
travel(v)
trip(n)
Jun organized a travel trip/vacation to Japan.
Jun likes to travel.
Jun likes to take trips.
I have a retail job. retail – selling in a store
I do manual labour.
I have an entry-level job.
It is a survival job.
I have a test tomorrow, so I have to study for the test.
I bought a new phone, and I like the phone.
I am going to study, so don’t bother/disturb me.
DO NOT DISTURB- hotel room doorknob
I have a travel vacation/holiday/ a few days off/two
weeks off, so I want to travel.
I want to travel. I want to take a trip to Chicago. I want to
have a getaway to Seattle.
IDIOM a getaway- a quick one or two day vacation
She took a one-day getaway to Seattle.
I don’t want to travel this summer. I want to have a staycation.
I should hard study. wo
I should study hard.
OPPOSITE MEANINGS hard/hardly
She works hard. She is hardworking.
She hardly works. Se is very lazy.
hardly- almost nothing
It is hardly raining today. – drizzle, mist, sprinkling
It is raining hard. pouring, heavy rain, cats and dogs
I can hardly wake up in the mornings. I am so tired.
I can hardly understand what you are saying. The phone is
breaking up.
I don’t have much vacation time thus year, so I am going to
go on a quick getaway to Calgary.
**We are at a crossroads in the course.
IDIOM crossroads- a time when we have to make a decicison,
set a new direction
New dialogue:
Going to a Walk-In Clinic
Let’s get into some small groups (4-5 people).
*Warm-Up Questions
MD- medical doctor
a family doctor
There is a shortage of family doctors.
shortage-not enough
walk-in- no reservation, first-come, first-served
Emergency is walk-in. Nurses do triage.
triage- putting patients in order of seriousness
pneumonia-
Emerg- Emergency Room at VGH, Children’s Hospital
*Vocab Preview
restaurant- Do you have a reservation?
Party of four.
You have to line up to get on the bus.
My son went to volleyball clinic. (special training)
gymnasium- gym, place for sports
car insurance, life insurance, travel insurance, house
insurance, medical insurance, pet insurance,
supplementary insurance-
VOCAB supplementary- extra
Students may be covered under the insurance of the post-secondary
institution.
VOCAB covered- protected
You have ICBC coverage.
You can get life insurance.
In Canada, you may have a pension from your job.
You will get Canada Pension Plan if you worked and paid into
CPP.
Also, you may get OAS (Old Age Supplement) if you are
low-income.
You can also save money in your RRSP (Registered Retirement Savings
Plan).
*Practice dialogue
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