Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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“Questionnaire” Please pass it back to me by the
end of class today.
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Continue “Overview of Sentence Types”
Simple sentences- quiz tomorrow
Explain the structure of the quiz
Choose vocabulary for quiz
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Small group chatting- icebreaker
First writing- practice in class
Friday
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Quiz#1
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Begin verb tense
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“Self-Assessment Reflection”
Examples of Simple Sentences
Find the subjects and verbs in each of these simple
sentences.
Underline the subjects
once and the verbs twice.
1. The
sun rises in the east.
2. Water
is essential for life.
essential(adj)- vital, necessary, critical
essence(n)
Mei likes essential oils.
3. Mei
and Jun enjoy going for a walk
together after dinner.
She walks in the
park. v
She goes for a walk.
n
drive(v,n)
The same words can have different functions.
She goes for a walking.
wf word form
wf- walk, walking, walked
happy(adjective), happiness(noun), happily(adverb)
educate(v) education(n) educated(adj,v)
NOTE: ‘tion’ ‘sion’ ‘ance’ ‘ence’ – nouns
mention(v,n) You mentioned
that you were goinf to move.
Mei got a mention
in the local newspaper.
4. Technology
is evolving rapidly. SV
evolve(n) evolution(n) evolving(v,adj)
The war in Ukraine is an evolving situation.
IDIOM ups and downs
Raising children has its ups and downs.
The movie was so-so.
5. Why
did Maris come to work late yesterday?
Do you have any kids? SV
Do you think this is a good movie?
Yes, it is good.
No, it is terrible.
Do you think this is not a good movie?
Answer the spirit of the question.
This is a good movie, isn’t it?
This is not a good movie, is it?
This isn’t a very good movie, is it?
CASUAL TALKING
It’s a good movie, right?
The math class is hard, right?
It’s a nice day, right?
Canadians- Eh?
It’s a nice day, eh?
It’s a good movie, eh?
The math class is hard, eh?
TEENAGER TALK
It’s a good movie, yeah?
The math class is hard, yeah?
6. Music
brings people together.
Money problems divide people.
Politics pushes people apart.
7. Education
empowers individuals.
empower(v)- give power
I empower my children
to make their own decisions.
8. He
works in the city but lives in the suburbs. SVV
urban- in the city
suburban- the outskirts, outside (of) the city- mainly
residential
rural- farmland, countryside
I grew up in a rural area.
I have always been an urbanite.
9. Open the door and let the customers in. Imperative
10.
Traveling broadens our horizons.
11.
Good health is priceless.
12.
The internet connects the world.
13.
Take a
break. Take your ten minutes. Imperative-command
Not today: Passive voice/actice voice
14.
Time waits
for no one. SV
Time flies. Time is passing. Don’t wait. Don’t waste
time. Strike when the iron is hot. Take your opportunities. When opportunity
knocks, open the door. Don’t be afraid. Have courage. Be brave.
15.
Success comes with hard work.
16.
Micheal grew
up in a small village but moved to a big
city. SVV
17.
Love is a powerful emotion.
18.
Exercise keeps the body strong.
19.
Have you ever gone hiking in the Northshore
Mountains?
20.
Happiness starts from within.
**Structure of quizzes**
Six sentences- 15-20 minutes
EXAMPLE QUIZ:
Quiz 1
Write a simple sentence for each.
1. SV exercise
Mei exercises at
the gym twice a week.
Mei does her exercise
at the gym.
2. SSV break
3. SVV music
My daughter loves to listen to music and sing.
My daughter loves listening
to music and singing.
My daughter loves listening
to music and also likes/enjoys singing.
4. Imperative work
5. Interrogative enjoy
Do you enjoy watching movies? gerund ‘ing’ noun
Do you enjoy ice cream?
Do you think that she will enjoy the video game like me?
noun clause
6. SSVV customers
The customers and my manager ask for me, and I answer them. COMPOUND
The customers and my manager ask for me and look
for me. SSVV
On your lined, ruled paper, you will write out the
sentences.
The white gap is the top.
Holes on the left
Full name and class in top right corner
Quiz1, Test1 on the title line
Write within the margins. red lines
Doublespace.
Phones and devices put away.
**Small group chatting
Let’s change gears.
Small group chatting
-chat(verb,noun) - casual talking, friendly, chew the fat
IDIOM chew the fat – nice friendly chatting
We went to a coffee shop and chewed the fat.
discuss- serious
**Small group
chatting
FIRST DAY ICEBREAKER:
Get into groups of 4-5 people. Choose some people who you
don’t know yet. Ideally choose people who do not speak your mother language.
Chat with your partners.
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Name
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Home
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Family
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Job
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Travel
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Hobbies- pastime, activities in your freetime
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Future plans
Of course, we will chat in English.
TOMORROW
Choose one of your partners. Make notes about that person.
Write sentences to Introduce one of your partners to the
class.
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