WI567 Class 9

 

Good afternoon.

black – the colour of mourning

mourn(v)- to feel sad when somebody dies

 

morning

 

precipitation(n)- rain or snow

 

different levels of rain

sprinkles

drizzle

showers

rain

heavy rain

 

Museum of Anthropology, UBC

I am going to go to the museum.

I will, too.

Me too.

 

I am not going.

Me neither- negative

 

skiing

snowboarding

 

ski runs

bunny hill- beginner hill

green runs- easiest run besides beginner hill

blue runs- intermediate, challenging

black runs- expert, difficult

 

IDIOM You chicken out. You felt scared and changed your mind.

IDIOM throw in the towel- stop, quit, too hard

boxing- quit fighting, throw in a white towel

 

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      Return Quiz#1

Go over

Optional RW for bonus point

*One time offer to try a simple sentence quiz again. Last 20 minutes of class today.

·      “Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 2

·      Retry Quiz#1 if you want to.

 

Q1 2/6

Q1 Version 2 4/6

 

Friday- no school for you

·      Professional Development Day- teacher learning day

 

Monday

·      Family Day- BC statutory holiday

No school anywhere

 

Tuesday- back in school

·      Continue verb tenses- simple future

·      Start compound sentences

·      Start “What is a Paragraph”

·      IF TIME Vocabulary exercise

 

 

 

 

 

Quiz1

Write a simple sentence for each.

Pass in by 12:25.

1.    SV                          proud

I am proud of my daughter. SV

I am proud of my daughter when she does well in school because she is a good student. XXX

I am very proud of my wonderful daughter’s dancing skills.

 

2.    SSV                        skate

Ali and I skate at the Riley Park skating rink on the weekends.

 

3.    SVV                        employee

The employee works part-time and studies at Langara everyday/ every night.

 

4.    SSVV                      laugh

The proud mother and her happy child hug each other and laugh loudly together. simple present verb tense

The proud mother and her happy child hugged each other and laughed loudly together. simple past verb tense

 

The proud mother and her happy child are hugging each other and laughing loudly together. present progressive verb tense- happening right now

 

The proud mother and her happy child were hugging each other and laughing loudly together. past progressive verb tense- happening right now

 

 

The proud mother and her happy child hugged each other and are laughing loudly together.

hugged / laughed

 

5.    Imperative           child

Watch out for your chiild.

Keep an eye on your children.

Keep an eye on the soup. Make sure it doesn’t boil over.

Be careful!

Tell a bedtime story to the children.

fairy tale-

Go play with the other children.

Distract the child.

 

6.    Interrogative       disappointed

Were you disappointed with the quiz?

Do you feel disappointed with your lunch?

Are you disappointed with your lunch?

Why are you disappointed?

What made you feel disappointed?

I am disappointed with myself.

I am not angry. I am disappointed.

 

Are you sad?

Do you feel sad?

Are you excited?

Do you feel excited?

 

I am disappointed about the election.

I am disappointed with the results.

 

prepositions- idiomatic, very few rules, just authentic usage

 

Your behaviour makes me (feel) disappointed.

 

 

Optional rewrite- fix up the mistakes, write all six sentences on a new piece of paper

title  Quiz1 RW

1 bonus point

 

EXAMPLES:

I want to speak with native speakers.

FUN CASUAL You’re crazy!  You are a fun person.

I am crazy about Italian food. I really love it.

I am crazy about you.

 

 

I am going to hang out with my friend, Mark Papers.

mark papers-

‘mark’ two meanings- pun- joke word has two meanings

Dad joke- a bad joke that is not funny, dads like to tell them

 

1.    SIMPLE FUTURE-one event, will happen later

Not 100%, but usually works

be going to- already made a plan

will- decide at the moment

*NOTE: I am going to shopping tomorrow. gerund – to

I am going to buy a new hat.

 

I am going to make an appointment to see Dr Gan.

Telephone with receptionist: I would like/want  to make an appointment with Dr. Gan.

I would like to return this sweater.

RESTAURANT TO SERVER: I would like to have the salad, please.

I will have the hamburger, please.

reservation- restaurant,  This table is reserved. I have a reservation for six people for Haley.

appointment- doctor, business

CONTINUE TUESDAY

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Quiz1 V2

Write a simple sentence for each.

1.    SV                          fix

2.    SSV                        run

3.    SVV                        manager

4.    SSVV                      buy

5.    Imperative           try

6.    Interrogative       excited