Good morning, everyone.
Today’s Agenda
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Quiz1 Wednesday
Explain structure of quiz
Choose vocabulary to review for the quiz
Review simple verb tense examples from
homework
·
Continue “Golden Week”
·
IF TIME Everyday dialogue “Asking for a Job
Promotion”
Wednesday
·
Talk about topic sentences and grabbers for
paragraphs
·
Overview of paragraph types
Begin narrative paragraphs
“Modes of Writing’ Narrative
EF56”
“Narrative Writing WI567” HANDOUT
·
Everyday dialogue “Asking for a Job Promotion”
·
Quiz1 (last 25m)
Thursday
·
Continue narrative writing
·
Begin progressive tenses- present progressive,
past progressive
perfect tenses- present perfect, present perfect
progressive
Quiz2 next week
Friday or Monday
·
Test1 – narrative paragraph
·
All of the
quizzes will be the same structure and format- 5, 6 quizzes
MODEL QUIZ
Quiz 1
Write in
pen.
Write full
name and class in top right corner.
Doublespace.
Write
between the margins.
Phones and
devices put away.
Write a
sentence with an appropriate verb tense for each.
1.
SIMPLE
PRESENT go mall
2.
SIMPLE
PAST walk trail
3.
SIMPLE
FUTURE try laptop
4.
SIMPLE
PRESENT eat lunch
5.
SIMPLE
PAST talk friend
6.
SIMPLE
FUTURE visit museum
1.
He
goes to the mall every Saturday.
2.
The
three friends walked down the trail and looked at wildlife.
3.
I
am going to try/ will try out my new laptop when I get home from work.
4.
Jun
and Jon eat lunch together in the park, and then they go for a walk.
5.
Three
of Michelle’s friends talked about how they could celebrate her birthday.
My
friend talked to me. low-level
6.
We
will visit the Museum of Anthropology at UBC when our parents visit.
Nice mix of
sentences- simple, compound, complex.
SOURCE OF
CONFUSION- simple verb tense, simple sentence
“Top
100”
Let’s choose
10 verbs to review for the quiz. I will choose six for
the quiz
1.
run
2.
create
3.
practice
4.
expect
5.
serve
6.
write
7.
allow
8.
buy
9.
set
10.
provide
I will choose one verb and one noun for each
1.
SIMPLE
PAST allow party
I allowed my cousin to go to the party.
They didn’t allow us to have/throw a party in
the garden.
2.SIMPLE PRESENT run health
She runs everydayfor her health. SIMPLE
She runs everyday, and it is good for her
health. COMPOUND
She runs everyday because it is good for her health.
COMPLEX
Let’s choose 10 nouns to review for the quiz. I
will choose six for the quiz.
1.
people
2.
information
3.
family
4.
money
5.
business
6.
party
7.
health
8.
street
9.
office
10.
problem
10 verbs to review for the quiz. I will
choose six for the quiz.
1. run
2. create
3. practice
4. expect
5. serve
6. write
7. allow
8. buy
9. set
10. provide
10 nouns to review for the quiz. I will choose six for the
quiz.
1. people
2. information
3. family
4. money
5. business
6. party
7. health
8. street
9. office
10. problem
Example:
SIMPLE PAST set
business
The business
set up a meeting with customers.
I set up a business in another city, and it is very
successful..
SIMPLE PRESENT provide information
AI provides a lot of information, and it never runs out of
ideas.
I am going to provide enough money
to buy that house.
I will provide healthy food for
the people who helped the children at their school.
expect
SIMPLE PRESENT She expects her
employees to wear nice clothes in the office.
SIMPLE PAST The police officer
expected to get some information from the people in the neighbourhood.
Our children will not be what we expect
of them.
“Golden Week”
Read and repeat
7. self-defense
Shira took a self-defense class.
She carried pepper spray for self-defense.
8. convenience store – 711
He bought smokes in the convenience store.
a grocery store
a shoe shore
a convenience store
a coffee shop
There is a post office inside the convenience
store.
convenience(n) convenient(adj)
Public transportation is not really convenient
in Vancouver.
10.I don’t like crowds. The young people like big crowds.
Read and repeat.
April 28- April twenty eighth
May 5- May fifth
May 1- May first
May 2- May second
May 3 – third
May 4- May fourth – Star Wars Day- “May the Force be with you.”
May the Force May the fourth
IDIOMS with ‘gold’
-All that glitters is not gold. Things are not always as they
appear. Be cautious.
-worth its weight in gold.
A true friend is worth their weight in gold.
Your health is worth its weight in gold.
-gold digger A lady or guy
who likes you because of your money.
She/He is a gold digger.
sugar daddy-
cougar-
-strike gold Have a big
success.
Old abandoned gold mines can be full of carbon monoxide gas. Also, there
might be a bear in there.
-good as gold well-behaved children Oh, your kids are as good as gold.
Butter is as good as gold.
-gold mine – something very valuable Her new clothing business is a gold mine.
scary eyes- If looks could kill…
She gave me a look.
He stared daggers at his son.
She gave him side-eye.
She rolled her eyes at me. – show the whites of your eyes
Don’t roll your eyes at me!
Click your tongue. Tsk tsk.
He shrugged his shoulders.
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Everyday dialogue “Asking for a Job Promotion”
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