Wednesday - Hump Day
People are trickling in.
trickle- small flow of water
Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Continue everyday dialogue- “Talking to the
Traffic Police”
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Begin compound sentences
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IF TIME Teach grabbers- paragraphs
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IF TIME Continue PLOs “Prescribed Learning
Outcomes”
Thursday
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Return Quiz#1
Optional RW for bonus point
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Continue compound sentences
Friday
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Continue compound sentences
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Vocab exercises
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Listening fun
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“Talking to the Traffic Police”
some big cities- licence plates- able to drive downtown on
alternating days – daily permits, even and odd numbers, rush hour
population - # of people
population density- # of people per area, square mile,
square km
densification(n) packing more people into an area of land
Single-family detached houses are becoming dinosaurs.
Gas-powered cars will become dinosaurs in the next 10 years.
Tesla phone- charged by solar power?
Vocabulary about talking to the bank about buying a house
He got scammed. lied
to, money stolen
Vocabulary Preview
8. casual Buckle up! Imperative sentence- Put your seatbelt
on.
formal Please fasten your seatbelt.
IDIOM Fasten your seatbelt! Watch out. Prepare yourself. This
is going to be
strange/fun/crazy/exciting, etc.
COOL IDIOM This party is going to be off the chain.
super fun, great party
A dog got off his chain.
9. ticket- citation, under the windshield wiper
10. get off easy- have a light punishment, small repercussions
Dialogue Reading
Read them aloud.
double, doubled = times two The fine was doubled. passive voice
triple = times three
quadruple= times four
quintuple = times five
I have been pulled over
twice. present perfect- passive voice
I have never been pulled
over (by the police/cops) before. present perfect- passive voice
cops- casual slang, not the most polite word
police/law enforcement- polite
I have lived in
Vancouver for one year. present perfect
I have never lived in Toronto
before. present perfect
I was going the speed limit.
I was driving the speed limit.
She was going 60km/h.
I have pulled the chairs
into a circle.
The police have pulled
over 20 people so far today for not having snow tires.
I have been pulled over
twice. – the police stopped me twice
snow tires- specially designed for snowy and icy conditions
all-season tires- not as good as snow tires, ok for the city
paraplegic- can’t walk, spinal damage
Vancouver doesn’t get much snow. However, the snow and ice melts
and refreezes several times a day. The ice is always fresh and slippery.
Emergency kit for your car- space blanket, snacks, water
Hiking, trekking, snowshoeing necessities
tow truck, snowplow
uphill, downhill The
road goes uphill.
mountain roads, logging roads- gravel roads
Recruiting for VPD or Canada Forces(army)
https://forces.ca/en/apply-now/
Quiz1
1. SV boring
2. SSV interview
3. SVV unclear
4. SSVV relax
5. Imperative review
6. Interrogative change
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