Today’s Agenda
Monday, June 2
First day of reg for summer term.
I am scheduled to teach Period 1, EF5 in the summer. This
could change.
Follow the email link.
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Atendance
·
Talk about reg
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Prepare for Quiz5 Wednesday- adverb clauses
Choose vocabulary to review
·
Begin opinion writing
Tuesday
·
Role-Play dialogues
·
Practice for Quiz5
·
Continue opinion writing
Wednesday
·
Quiz5
·
Continue opinion writing
Test paragraph Thursday or Friday
·
Begin noun clauses
Thursday
·
Continue opinion writing
·
Continue noun clauses
Friday
Week 7
Quiz – noun clauses
Test- paragraph
Week 8
Quiz- adjective clauses (final quiz)
Spoken presentations (over three days)
Essay
Week 9
Tuesday, June 24
·
Optional replacement test and/or quiz
Wednesday, June 25
Final day
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Final marks and meetings
COMPLEX SENTENCES:
Adverb clauses
Quiz Wednesday
Choose 10 ADV CL terms to review
1.
since
2.
until
3.
because
4.
so … that
5.
as
6.
if
7.
after/before
8.
whenever
9.
even though
10.
while
Choose 10 vocab
words to review
1.
soon(adv)
2.
free(adj,v)
3.
clear(adj, v)
4.
trip(n,v)
5.
alone(adj)
6.
today(n)
7.
different(adj)
8.
early(adj)
9.
build(v,n)
10.
only(adv)
SLANG hungry + angry = hangry
Choose 10 ADV CL terms to review
1.
since
2.
until
3.
because
4.
so … that
5.
as
6.
if
7.
after/before
8.
whenever
9.
even though
10.
while
Choose 10 vocab words to review
1.
soon(adv)
2.
free(adj,v)
3.
clear(adj, v)
4.
trip(n,v)
5.
alone(adj)
6.
today(n)
7.
different(adj)
8.
early(adj)
9.
build(v,n)
10.
only(adv)
Let’s practice.
1.since alone
She was alone
since 15 years old. SIMPLE
She was/has been
alone since she was 15 years old.
ADV CL- COMPLEX SENT
2.Because he is the
only child, his parents gave him
the house.
He is the only one I want to marry because he meets all of
my imagination expectations/dreams/requirements of a husband.
She is attracted to tall guys.
She made a good impression on her teacher.
Sylvia and I can only communicate in only English
only because we came from different countries.
Let’s do some practicing!
Choose 10 ADV CL terms to review
1. since
2. until
3. because
4. so
… that
5. as
6. if
7. after/before
8. whenever
9. even
though
10.
while
Choose 10 vocab words to review
1. soon(adv)
2. free(adj,v)
3. clear(adj,
v)
4. trip(n,v)
5. alone(adj)
6. today(n)
7. different(adj)
8. early(adj)
9. build(v,n)
10.
only(adv)
He went to home alone because his friend wanted to
stay.
He goes to Burnaby/school/work.
He goes home/downtown/GERUND shopping, swimming.
We want to go to swimming/golfing/shopping/fishing.
wf- word form- Building vocab!
tired/tiring
She is a little tired today.
Her job is tired tiring.
Taking care of seniors is very tiring.
bored/boring(adj)
I was bored watching the Minecraft movie. The movie was
boring.
interested/interesting(adj)
She was interested in butterflies. Butterflies were interesting
to her.
Do you have any interest in butterflies? noun
Are you interested in butterflies? adj?
interest + in I was
interested in what the woman was saying.
bored + by We all
were bored by the long-winded speaker.
*when – one interrupting event
The dog was scared when the fire alarm went off.
You started to cook dinner when your roommate finished sweeping
the floor.
Her daughter was doing her homework when her daddy came into
the house.
*while- two activities happening at the same time
The dog was whining while the fire alarm was ringing.
You are cooking dinner while your roommate is sweeping the
floor.
The teacher is talking while he is writing on the board.
Her daughter was doing her homework while her daddy was watching
TV.
He is singing while he is running.
She was texting while she was driving.
The cops gave her a big fine because she was
texting while/when she was driving. *’while’ sounds better
than ‘when’
three clauses- one main clause, two adv cl
She was texting while/as she was driving.
The baby was crying while the mother was talking with her
friend.
Tim is playing piano while Maria is singing.
The baby cried until the mother gave it a bottle/pacifier.
I am not going with you until you pay for my trip.
Mary went on trips with her parents until she turned 16.
Opinion paragraph
Persuasive writing
opinion(n)- idea, perspective, suggestion, point-of-view, what
you think
WF
persuasive(adj) She
is a very persuasive person. She can talk people into anything. She can talk
the hind leg off a dog.
persuade(v) The
little kid persuaded his parents to buy him a toy.
persuasion(n) Students
are very good at persuasion about marks.
debate(n,v)
NEGATIVE manipulate(v)
manipulative(adj) My
friend., Sarah, is emotionally manipulative.
manipulation(n)
emotional blackmail- the silent treatment
procrastinate(v) to wait, to waste time when you have work
to do
positive meaning – express your opinion clearly, give reasons
why you think the way you do
MAYBE controversial topic- many strong opinions, debatable
e.g Should marijuana be legal in Canada?
-strong opinions YES or NO
What should Vancouver do about drug addicts on East Hastings?
-OPINIONS
-open hospital , psychiatric hospital
-offer more treatment
-offer safe-injections sites
-offer housing
-rehab – rehabilitation
-put them on an island
-put all in jail
-
white Australians – criminals/convicts from England
What is better: vanilla or chocolate ice cream?
chocolate- delicious, good for your heart, chlldren prefer
vanilla- smells better, no artificial chemicals, looks better
on your face
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