EF56 Class 11

 

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      Quiz#1- simple sentences

·      Everyday dialogue- “Talking to the Traffic Police”

·      Begin compound sentences

 

·      IF TIME Teach grabbers- paragraphs

·      IF TIME Continue PLOs “Prescribed Learning Outcomes”

 

 

 

 

Imperative sentence: command – verb, no subject, implied subject

Explain what you mean. noun clause

You explain your idea.

 

Noun clauses- next week, the week after COMPLEX SENTENCE

What do you mean? Interrogative- simple sentence

 

Explain what you mean. noun clause COMPLEX SENTENCE

 

Can you explain what you mean? Interrogative Next week  noun clause

 

 

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Quiz1

Lined ruled paper

Double space

Full name and class top right corner

Devices put away

Write a simple sentence for each

Pass it in by 9:50:

1.    SV                          boring

2.    SSV                        interview

3.    SVV                       unclear

4.    SSVV                      relax

5.    Imperative           review

6.    Interrogative       change

 

 

 

**Everyday dialogue- “Talking to the Traffic Police”

Let’s get into small chat groups (5-6 people).

 

Warm-Up Questions

1.    check seatbelts, check driver’s license, rules of the road, speeding, baby seats, texting/talking on the phone and driving (hands free is ok), drinking and driving (DUI- driving under the influence), drugs-marijuana, driving while high- smells like a skunk), check insurance, fail to signal, check window tint – too dark, forget to display your N or L sticker, loud music?, headlights and taillights, going through a stop sign, check your mirrors, shoulder check

IDIOM California stop- just slow down at a stop sign, not stop

Police will give a warning or a ticket.

licence plate or temporary tag(paper)

IDIOM burning blue- smoke coming from the car, burning oil

Traffic enforcement? parking tickets,

They reduced the fine.

 

2.    speeding ticket, checkpoint- CounterAttack- drunk driving road stop- around the Holidays

 

3.     

 

3.    In Canada, stay in your car and wait for the police officer to come to you.

 

law-abiding citizen-  follow the rules

traffic cameras-

traffic violations- monetary penalty (fine) and lose points

 

Some people think that police have to make a monthly quota.

 

Police are corrupt in some countries.

 

bribe(n,v)- illegal payment, corruption

 

money-laundering – show ID in a casino, age verification

 

renting a car, EVO- show ID

 

suspicious behaviour-

 

Vocabulary Preview

1.licence- driving licence, fishing licence, business licence

2.registration – car, hotel, flight, school, conference, online  ‘reg’

3.glove compartment- glove box

4.pull someone over- Police hit lights and siren.

5.speed limit-  “I was going with the flow of traffic.”  keeping up with the traffic

6.contruction zone- Slow down!

7.

 

Car-free streets. – just pedestrians, no cars, public transporation-buses Granville Street?

 

Car-free Day!   Main Street, Commercial Drive