Time flies!
WI567-5,6,7
high-level students
and
intermediate-level students
self-directed learning- searching out answers on your own
This is no-drop running group.
Last night, I had a gig.
gig- music performance, concert, a musician’s job
Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Parallelism
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Continue with sentence types- COMPLEX- ADVERB
CLAUSES
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End of class (last 55m)
Test#1- Write a paragraph of at least 150
words (6-10 sentences) on the following topic.
Everyday topic
Friday
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Continue with sentence types- COMPLEX- ADVERB
CLAUSES
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Continue parallelism
·
Begin grabbers
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“Topic Sentences”Vocab exercises
Monday
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Return Test1
Go over
Optional RW for bonus point
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Phrasal verbs
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Modals/Modal Auxiliairies
parallel- geometry, trigonometry- two lines that never meet,
cross, touch, pass, intersect
intersection- city streets meeting
train tracks
She likes A, B, and C.
ABC- the same type of word
She likes hiking, skiing, and to swim.
NOT PARALLEL
She likes hiking, skiing, and swimming.
PARALLEL- all the same word form, word type
She likes to hike, to ski, and to swim.
PARALLEL
She likes to hike, ski, and swim.
COMMON ERROR
She likes to hike, ski, and swimming.
Mei feels emotion, emotion, and emotion.
Mei feels happy, satisfied, and hopefulness. NOT PARALLEL
WF- word form
Mei feels happy, satisfied, and hopefulness.
happy- adj satisfied-adj hopefulness- noun
Mei feels happy, satisfied, and hopeful. all adj
Mei feels happiness, satisfaction, and hopefulness. all nouns
satisfactory(adj)- good enough, high enough quality
The work was satisfactory. The manager was satisfied.
She feels satisfaction when she goes ice skating.
I feel satisfaction when a gig goes well.
He bought a new phone, but he is not satisfied with it.
Improvement brings satisfaction.
Lifelong learning.
form types- noun, verb, adj, adv
Mei works quickly and efficient. NOT PARALLEL
Mei works quickly and efficiently. adv
Mei works with speed and efficiency. noun
word forms: efficient(adj)
efficiently(adv) efficiency(n)
Building vocab- learn word forms, depth of knowledge
NOUNS
Y efficiency, accuracy, difficulty, tendency, agency,
faculty, necessity
SION/TION precision, position, decision, perfection, location,
protection
ANCE / ENCE importance, performance, defense, dependence
NESS happiness, carelessness,
careful- opposite careless
necessary(adj) necessarily(adv) necessity(n) necessitate(v)
Rising inflation necessitated a hike in interest rates. past
events
Rising inflation necessitates a hike in interest rates. fact
The cold weather will
necessitate wearing a warm coat today.
His injury may necessitate
taking a few days off from work.
Heavy rainfall might
necessitate postponing the picnic.
Modal Auxiliaries/Modals
one-word modals
can
could
may
might
must
should
will
would
shall- very polite, not often used, polite invitation,
old-fashioned
Shall we go? Shall we take a break? Shall we dance?
ballroom dancing
Shall We Dance Japan, 1996, with subtitles
subtitles- translated dialogue on the screen
dubbed- actors’ voices are replaced
Let’s Dance David Bowie
two-word modals
had better
have to
ought to
need to
three-word modals
be able to
be going to
Try the Easier Exercises for homework. We can share our answers
tomorrow.
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Test#1
Lined rules paper.
Full name and class top right corner
Write betweeen the margins
Indent the first word
Phones away
Doublespace
Write a paragraph of at least 150 words (6-10 sentences) on
the following topic.
Write the good draft of the paragraph that you did for
homework.
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