Wednesday, 26 February 2025

WI567 Class 16

 

Hump Day

 

Good afternoon

 

Today’s Agenda - Fire drill at 1:40

·      Attendance

·      Quiz2- compound sentences

·      Continue present progressive verb tense

Sentences for homework

“Simple Present and Present Progressive” Exercise 1&2

·      Begin business letters

 

LATER

·      Phrasal verbs

·      Quotation Marks

·      Begin types of paragraphs- narrative(real story), fiction(make up a story)

 

paragraphs-

essay- several paragraphs together

 

Thursday

·      Continue verb tense- past progressive

·      Continue business letters

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Friday

·      Check registration link again

·      “Self-Assessment” Week 4

·      Vocabulary

·      Continue business letters

Advocacy letter- Amnesty letter

advocate(v,n)- speak up for somebody, support somebody’s cause

advocacy(n)- support

anti-bullying

She is an advocate for adult education.

He is a free-speech advocate.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quiz2

Write a compound sentence for each.

Pass in by 12:50.

1.    so      study

2.    but    airport

3.    therefore   purse

4.    however    forever

5.    also             try

6.    instead       hiking

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

lip balm-

IDIOM None of your business. Mind your own business.

 

 

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Continue present progressive verb tense

AUX + ‘ing’ verb

She is walking along the Seawall right now.   at this moment

Mei is taking WI567 this quarter.   these days, currently, in this period of time

 

Junko usually plays soccer, but these days she is playing volleyball.

is playing- present progressive

 

Junko usually plays soccer, but lately she has been playing volleyball.

 

New verb tense- NEXT WEEK has been playing perfect tense

present perfect

present perfect progressive has been playing

 

“Simple Present and Present Progressive” Exercise 1&2

 

Examples from yesterday?

I am trying to find a new job.

He is trying to V.

He is trying to boost his speaking skills.

VOCAB boost(v)- raise, lift up

She is trying to be more empathetic.

He is trying to learn piano.

He is trying learning piano. XXX

He is trying learn piano. XXX

He is trying to learn piano.

 

YOUR EXAMPLES

I am trying to learn the ins and outs of my job.

IDIOM learn the ins and outs- the details

 

He is trying to explain himself.

IDIOM explain himself- explain your bad behaviour

 

I am trying to explain my problem/situation.

 

I think you should explain yourself.

 

I am trying to practice/sing a new song.

I am practicing a new song.

 

I am answering your question.

I am trying to answer your question.

 

He is interrupting me.

He keeps interrupting me. He keeps talking over me.

 

Sorry to interrupt, but do you know what time the meeting starts?

Sorry for interrupting, but do you know what time the meeting starts?

 

Sorry. I am interrupting you. present progressive/present continuous

 

 

The mountain is calling , so I am going snowboarding.

My home country is calling, and I feel homesick.

My bed is calling me.

 

poetic- like poetry

 

 

 

DINK- Double income, no kids.

 

 

Exercise 1 and 2 – finish for homework. We can share them tomorrow.

Exercise 1

1. read, are reading

2. am eating, eat

3. walks, is walking

4. am taking, take

5. studies, is studying

6. wears, is wearing

necktie, bowtie, bolo tie (string tie) like a cowboy

tie(v)

A woman wears a scarf. Some women wear head scarves.

A man can wear a cravat. old-fashioned, but classy-looking

He is a silver fox. She is an elegant mature lady.

She has a good eye for fashion/style.

 

7.    leaves, is leaving

8.    shop, are shopping

9.    is making, makes

10.                       drink, are drinking

 

Exercise 2

1.    gets

2.    rises, sets

raise(v)

rise(v)

lay(v)

lie(v)

3. is watching, watches

4. travels, doesn’t travel / does not travel

5. stays, is staying

6. are travelling

7. do not meet, are not meeting, meet, are meeting

8. wear, is wearing

He is wearing a black sweater.

9. are reviewing

10. is not making, is washing

 

 

IDIOM tied up – busy   She is tied up at work. He is tied up with family.

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