a blockbuster – a hugely succcessful movie
Banksy art exhibition Gastown, Vancouver
Banksy to Warhol, Victoria
fasting- not eating for a set amount of time, intermittent
fasting (16hrs)
Ramadan- religious fast
eat within a period of a few hours, fast the rest of the day
Good afternoon
Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 3
Refer to the PLOs
Give back to me by the end of class.
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Try new registration website. Did you get the
email from Hollie.
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Review some compound sentences
Continue learning transitional terms
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Test1 -pass in paragraph (final 50m of class)
You are buttering him up.
He is buttering his boss up.
You are fishing for compliments.
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Continue compound sentences
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
1. SV,
SOBA SV. , so , or
, but , and
2. ; instead of , SOBA
3. TRANSITIONAL
WORDS – usually used with semicolons
e.g. however
therefore as well also
nevertheless meanwhile
EXAMPLES:
Jun had no money,
so he was unable to buy a
birthday gift for his girlfriend.
Jun had no money; he was unable to buy a birthday
gift for his girlfriend.
Jun had no money; consequently, he was unable to buy
a birthday for his girlfriend.
THREE WAYS TO WRITE A COMPOUND SENTENCE:
, so REPLACE ;
REPLACE ; consequently,
Jun had no money; consequently, he was unable to buy
a birthday for his girlfriend.
Jun had no money; therefore, he was unable to buy a
birthday for his girlfriend. HIGH FREQUENCY
Jun had no money; thus, he was unable to buy a
birthday for his girlfriend. LOW FREQUENCY
OTHER OPTIONS WITH DIFFERENT MEANINGS/INTENTIONS:
Jun had no money; sadly, he was unable to buy a
birthday for his girlfriend. emotion
Jun had no money; unfortunately, he was unable to buy
a birthday for his girlfriend. emotion, feeling
Jun had no money; not surprisingly, he was unable to
buy a birthday for his girlfriend.
Jun had no money; as a result, he was unable to buy a
birthday for his girlfriend. HIGH FREQUENCY
Put a “For Sale” sign with a phone number in your rear
window, or no one will know how to contact you.
Put a “For Sale” sign with a phone number in your rear
window; no one will know how to contact you.
Put a “For Sale” sign with a phone number in your rear
window; otherwise, no one will know how to contact you.
Put a “For Sale” sign with a phone number in your rear
window; if not, no one will know how to contact you.
Pick up some milk if you can; if not, I can get it.
Practice your new vocab daily; if not, you will not remember/retain
it.
Do your homework; otherwise, I will not allow you to come
into the classroom. tough teacher
You must check-in your suitcase; otherwise, you will be
charged extra.
There will be an extra charge for basmati rice; otherwise,
you can have the regular rice.
He was overcharged at the coffee shop. He was charged $14
for a coffee instead of $4.
‘for sale’ – you can buy it
‘on sale’- discount, 20% off
The store is on sale. XXX
Winter clothing is on sale.
The store is having a big sale.
Dalia is not a wealthy woman, but she gives generously to
charities in her community.
Dalia is not a wealthy woman; she gives generously to
charities in her community.
Dalia is not a wealthy woman; nevertheless, she gives
generously to charities in her community.
The kids went sliding on the ice, and they built a
snowperson.
The kids went sliding on the ice; they built a snowperson.
The kids went sliding on the ice; also, they built a
snowperson.
Test1
Write a paragraph of at least 150.
Doublespace.
Phones away.
Write about something that is unique or special to your country
or culture.
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