P1 EF5 Class 18

 

Good morning, everyone.

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      First thing- Quiz3- simple sentences

·      Begin descriptive writing

·      “100 Most Used Adjectives”

·      Continue role-plays

 

Thursday

·      Continue descriptive writing

Test2 Monday

·      Begin compound sentences HANDOUT

·      Continue role-plays

 

Friday

·      “Self-Assessment Reflection” Week4

·      Vocabulary exercises

·      Continue compound sentences

Quiz4 Tuesday probably

·      Descriptive paragraph Test2 Monday

 

Monday

·      Test 2- descriptive writing

·      Choose vocab for Quiz4

 

Tuesday

·      Quiz4- compound sentences

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Wednesday Quiz3- simple sentences

 

P1

Quiz3

Write an appropriate simple sentence for each. You can use any verb tenses.

Pass in by 9:46

1.  SV family                        kind

2.  SSV call                           office         

3.  SVV win                          team          

4.  Imperative wait            friend

5.  Interrogative open       door

6.  SSV believe                    story

 

 

 

 

Types of paragraphs:

Narrative- tell a story

Descriptive- THIS WEEK

Process- teaching

Opinion/Persuasive

 

Descriptive writing – describe something

WORD FORMS- wf

describe(verb)

description(noun)- give a description

descriptive(adjective)

 

descriptive paragraph – describing something or someone

 

-picture, photograph, person, scenery/landscape, animal, tree, car, food, etc.

 

-         azure blue, turqoise, deep blue, wispy clouds, thin clouds, grey rocks, palm or coconut trees

-         white waves, whitecaps

 

appeal to the five senses- means of connection between our brains and the world

five senses –

1.sense of sight – seeing with our eyes

2.sense of touch – nerves in our skin – pressure and heat

3.sense of taste – tongue (organ of taste) taste buds on your tongue– sweetness, sourness, saltiness, bitterness, NEW IDEA umami (Japanese- meaty taste), spicy?

4.sense of smell- olfactory(adj) smell- nose- very evocative (easy to remember) of memory, go back in time- perfume, food

5.sense of hearing – ears, eardrums, three tiny bones (hammer, anvil, stirrup)

tinnitus(n)- ringing in your ears, hearing damage, exposure to loud noises

 

the 6^th sense – ESP (extra-sensory perception)- communicate through your minds- connection between twins (magic)

-         gut reaction, Listen to your gut.

 

- physical disabilities with our senses, barrier:

*can’t see – blind, partially blind, visually impaired- seeing-eye dog,

read braille

colour blind- can’t distinguish between green and red, for example

Dogs can only see black and white. True?

Cats can only grey and green. ??

tunnel vision- limited peripheral vision

 

*can’t hear- deaf, partially deaf, hearing impaired – hearing aid,

read lips, sign language

*can’t talk – dumb, mute (old-fashioned word, not used anymore), non-verbal

Sarah’s son is non-verbal. He is autistic. He is on the autism spectrum.

 

CONTINUE TOMORROW

 

 

“100 Most Used Adjectives”

You will know many of them. There will be some new ones, probably.

Which ones do you know already?

Which ones do you kind-of know?

Which ones are new?

8.America(n) American(adj) Canadian, Chinese, Mexican, Persian, etc.

nationality, culture

13.different, 87.various

He enjoys different/various kinds of tea.

variety(n) difference(n)

18.political- government, intrique-secrets, small groups in competition

politician(person) politics(n)- study of government

Her workplace is very political.

25.only- small number

There are only eight classrooms in SHEC.

She has only one sister, but she has 18 brothers.

27. sure- confident, certain

She is sure that she will get the job.

Make sure that you close the door.

sure(adj)

assure(v) I assured my daughter that I would remember to pick her up.

31.human(adj,n) – person, human being

We are all human beings.

She works in HR. Human Resources- pension, benefits, leave

36.better

good better best

My English is getting better all the time.

The little girl feels better. She also looks better.

He is better at math than his brother.

Do you have a better life in Canada?

37.economic- $$, budget

40.whole- all, entire

She ate the whole cake. She painted the whole house.

42.military- army, navy, air force

All Korean boys have to serve in the military for two years when they turn 19.  

44.federal- entire country

The federal election/the federal court

There was a federal election in Canada last month.

51.certain- sure

He is certain that he locked the door.

She is certain that she did well on the quiz.

certainly(adv) Certainly I can do that.

uncertain

He is uncertain if he should come to Canada. He has misgivings about it.

53.open(v,adj)

He opened the door. The door is open.

closed- She closed the door. The door is closed.

Let’s keep an open mind.

57. likely- probably will happen

It will likely rain later.

She will likely work in marketing.

70. significant- important, worthwhile

She makes a significant contribution to her family’s finances. She earns a lot of money for her family. She is a breadwinner.

insignificant

One quiz mark is fairly insignificant to your final mark.

80. physical- of the body

He is interested in physical fitness.

mental(adj) psychological(adj)

83.financial- money

She has a lot of financial knowledge/literacy.

85.democratic- rules by the people, free elections

Canada is a democratic country. It is a democracy.

Democrats/Republican parties- US

-autocracy- ruled by one person, dictator

-theocracy- ruled by religious people

-oligarchy- rules by rich people

-monarchy- ruled by a king or queen

-anarchy- no government, rulesd by small groups of people

My country is not a democracy. My country is not democratic.

There is no free and fair election.

88.entire- 40.whole, all of something

He ate the entire apple pie.

She couldn’t stay for the entire class yesterday.

91. religious   religion(n)

She is a very religious person.

worship(v) pray(v)