WI567 Class 33

 

Vancouver cherry trees, on the street- ornamental, no fruit

ornamental – looks nice, does not bear fruit

 

anniversaries

paper anniversery

silver anniversary

golden

diamond

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Wedding_anniversary

 

 

Good afternoon

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      “Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 7

·      Verb tense review Exercise 2&3

·      Finish “Advanced-Level Verb Tense Exercises”

·      Modal auxiliaries, practice

·      Begin noun clauses

·      Test3- narrative paragraph (final 50-60m)

 

Next week:

noun clauses

adjective clauses

causative verbs

appositives

essays

 

Monday

·      Continue noun clauses

 

 

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Finish “Advanced-Level Verb Tense Exercises”

7.past perfect-had studied LOW FREQUENCY    simple past- studied

8.already finished    had already finished, was already finished (adj)

I am finished.

9.rains  will rain

If it will rain rains, we will go the mall.

10. was preparing-past progressive/continuous   had prepared- past perfect    hadn’t prepared

IDIOM She wears the pants. She is the boss in the family.

Some people live in poverty. poverty- extremely poor

Some people live in luxury.

property

Juno Awards- Canadian music awards

Grammies- American music awards

11.was watching-past progressive    went-simple past

12.have been- present perfect

13.did not come / didn’t come    couldn’t come / could not come

3 WAYS TO SAY THIS: can’t   can not   cannot

 A dog cannot eat a carrot.

14.had studied-past perfect / studied-simple past

I wish that I had not come to Canada. NOUN CLAUSE

I hope that I will finish my English.

 

I wish I could study  had studied / studied harder for the exam. past

 

I wish hope that you will have a great day.

I wish that I could go back in time.  could-modal, suggests the past

I hope that I can pass my test.

I hope to become a Canadian citizen.

I wish that I had come / came to Canada when I was younger. noun clause adv cl – impossible dream

I hope that I will get my PR.

15.had read / read

16.will run / is going to run

17.met

18.was

19. hasn’t seen / has not seen -present perfect ‘yet’

20.walk

21.just finished / has just finished

22.had taught / taught

23.have been-present perfect

24.have traveled

They have been travelling all over the world for the past five years.

 

 

 

 

 

 

Test3

Write a narrative paragraph of at least 300 words on one of the following topics:

A lessons I learned from failure

A memorable journey

A strange or unexpected encounter

A difficult decision I made

The happiest day of my life

A time I helped someone