WI567 Class 10

 

snowboarding- linking turns , toe to heel, heel to toe

 

powder- fresh fluffy light snow

 

Museum of Antropology, UBC- history of Indigenous Peoples in Canada

 

IDIOM pay lip service – talk but not do

 

Maori- New Zealand Indigenous people

 

lift heavy, fewer reps- build muscle

lift light, higher reps- build definition

 

temporary hearing loss-

tinnitus- high-pitched ringing in your ears

ear drum-

 

I created a new dish.

 

Ingredients for cooking:

star anise

cinnamon

bay leaf

icing sugar

rock sugar

rock salt

wonton

 

 

 

 

 

 

Good afternoon.

Today’s Agenda

·      Student Information Verification

Please check that the information is correct. If it is not correct, write the correct information on the paper.

PEN Personal Education Number- Write it down.

·      Attendance

·      Return Quiz#1V2

Go over

Optional RW for one bonus point

·      Continue verb tenses- simple future

·      Start compound sentences

·      Start “What is a Paragraph”

 

Wednesday

·      Continue compound sentences

·      Continue verb tenses

·      Continue “What is a Paragraph”

Test1 – pass-in paragraph this week

 

Thursday

 

Friday

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quiz1 V2

Write a simple sentence for each.

1.    SV                          fix

Mei fixed her car. She got her car fixed at the mechanic’s/garage/dealer.

I change the oil in my car 2-3 times a year. It depends on your mileage (how much you drive).

-change the oil, get a new oil filter

I need an oil change.

You don’t have to do your own oil change. You can take it to a garage.

You must replace the window-washer fluid.

Also, check your tire pressure. You can use a tire-pressure gauge.

 

Routine car maintenance

 

Car accidents

You got t-boned at an intersection. You got hit on the driver’s side.

He got rear-ended at an intersection. He got whiplash.

She got hit head-on.

They got into a fender-bender. – a minor accident

She got into a fender-bender in the parking garage.

Many new cars have driver assist.

hit-and-run-

Somebody keyed my car a few years ago.

Somebody scratched her car by accident in the parking lot.

accidentally-

Somebody scratched her car on purpose in the parking lot.

purposely-

 

2.    SSV                        run

Sara and John run in the park every morning.

3.    SVV                        manager

The new manager will hire and train five new associates.

associate- employee, worker

An associate will be with you shortly. Your wait time is 87 minutes. Please hold.

 

4.    SSVV                      buy

Dave and Michelle looked at new washing machines but didn’t buy one.

dishwasher

washing machine- laundry

washer and dryer- machines for doing laundry

stackable washer and dryer-

all-in-one washer and dryer-

Wet clothes get a musty smell.

 

5.    Imperative           try

Try to do your best!

Try the sticky rice!

Try on this sweater.

Can I try this on?

Try it on.

It’s too big. I’m swimming in it. It’s very loose.

It is oversized. You like oversized clothes. She likes baggy clothes.

It’s too tight. It’s too small.

He wears skintight pants.

 

Pretty good. Quite good.

Pretty much. Yes, that is true.

pretty(adj) very CASUAL

very(adj)- very

6.    Interrogative       excited

 

pretty(adj)- nice face, beautiful

Movie Pretty Woman

Richard Gere is a silver fox.

IDIOM silver fox- handsome older man, still hot

He is a sugar-daddy.

 

cougar-

 

I’m just kidding. I’m just teasing you.

tease(v)- playful jokes, fun playful talking

I teased my son about his new girlfriend.

Some people don’t like being teased.

 

teasing – gentle, loving, kind humour

sarcasm- hard-edge, hurtful, sharper

 

 

Simple sentences are the foundation of all writing in English.

We have work to do.

Once you get proficient at simple sentences, all the other sentences will come quickly.

 

Verb tenses

 

simple present- habitual action, truth

simple past- one event in the past, finished

 

simple future- one event in the future

-         timeline

-         five minutes in the future, ten years in the future

-         “will”

-         “be going to”

 

 

VERB FORM   will + “to buy” infinitive without “to”

will to buy

will buy

 

Shira will buy new shoes the day after tomorrow.

 

will buying XXX

will bought XXX

will to buy XXX

 

will + to be

will be

will being XXX

We will be able to go to the concert.

 

**IMPORTANT** The simple future tense verb does not change.

Shira will buy new shoes.

We will buy new shoes.

I will buy new shoes.

You will buy new shoes.

Your aunt will buy new shoes.

 

will go   will buy   will eat   will help   will pick up   will practice

 

I will have some chocolate after dinner.

She will have some chocolate after dinner.

The kids will have some chocolate after dinner.

Her sister will have some chocolate after dinner.

 

DIFFERENT MEANING

I have to cook. - obligation

I will cook.- decision

 

I will go to work tonight.  simple future

I will have going to work. XXX

 

We are going to go to the library later this afternoon.

EXCEPTIONS home downtown - no ‘to’

New York City- uptown midtown

He took a cab uptown. She walked uptown from Soho.

Mel walked downtown from Kits.

Kits- Kitsilano

North Van

West Van

East Van

the Northshore

the West Side

 

 

 

Mei will go to Metrotown.

Mei will go to home. She will go home.

We will go to Delta.

We will go to downtown. We will go downtown.

We are going to go downtown.

We are going downtown.

 

Mei will go to Japan/Canada/the US.

the name of country

the US, the States America   the USA

the Phillippines

the Congo

the UK

the Ivory Coast

the Ukraine

the UAE, the United Arab Emirates

the Netherlands

Holland

Spain

Russia

Canada

Australia

Austria

Germany

China

Iran

 

continents

She will go to Europe/Asia/North America/South America/Australia/Antarctica/Africa.

 

Daily game, guessing countries all around the world: https://worldle.teuteuf.fr/

 

Wordle- guess a five-letter word

https://www.nytimes.com/games/wordle/index.html

 

 

will+go  She will go to the swimming pool. She will go swimming.

will+help  He will help his mother to get groceries.

 

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Another way to show future

am going to

am going to + verb  infinitive – ‘to’

 

am going to to eat

am going to eat

You are going to eat dinner at a restaurant for Valentine’s Day.

I am going to call my parents this weekend.

She is going to buy a new hat.

Joe is going to sleep early go to bed early tonight.

I am going to work after school. work(n)

She is going to go to work after school.

I am going to do my homework.

I am going to go to the Shipyards after class.

I am going to practice karate after school.

We are going to have a party tomorrow.

 

am going to

is going to

are going to

 

-Your sister is going to pay for breakfast.

brunch= breakfast + lunch

Joy’s friends are going to play basketball together.

I am going to invite my friend to my home.

I am going to invite some people over for a party at my place.

I am going to go to China tomorrow.

I am going to go to shopping/running/biking/swimming next week.

She is going to go camping.

The weather is going to be nice tomorrow. It is going to be nice tomorrow.

It is raining. It is sunny.

 

 

am going to – already planned

will- decide right now

 

If you get them confused, everybody will still know what you mean.

 

I am going home.

I am going to go home.

 

 

will / am going to – What I taught today is not in any grammar book. This is just how I think about ‘will’ and ‘am going to’.

If you check a grammar, you may get more complicated explanations. This is my simple explanation.

 

IDIOM We’ll see.  - I don’t know. I haven’t made a decision.

 

Teach next week – Modals/modal auxiliaries

 

Let’s take out some paper and try some sentences with simple future.

‘will’   ‘am going to’

 

IDIOM I’ll get around to it soon.