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Attendance
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Finish “Verb Tense Review 1”
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Begin complex sentences- last kind of sentence
- adverb clauses- because if when after
before
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Review paragraph format- Test1 -short paragraph
(minimum of five sentence) Friday
Structure, format, length
Thursday
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Continue complex sentences- last kind of
sentence
- adverb clauses- because if when since
Quiz 4 soon
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Paragraph practice, Test1 Friday
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Begin new verb tense- present
progressive/present continuous
e.g. She is
walking down the sidewalk.
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Friday
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“Self-Asseeement Reflection” Week 5
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Test1 – Write a paragraph of
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Monday
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Continue new verb tense- present
progressive/present continuous
e.g. She is
walking down the sidewalk.
NEXT WEEK
Wednesday and Thursday- midterm recommendations for November
term
Short one-on-one meetings to discuss what your next course
should be
Based on 3-4 quizzes, 1 test, Spoken1 x/10
Registration for November term, Quarter 2 (Nov-Jan) begins
October 14th.
In order to register, you need a recommendation from your
teacher.
I will give you a recommendation next Wednesday or Thursday
based on quizzes, tests, RW, spoken. Latenesses and absences are problematic.
The rec will either be stay at this level or go up to the next
level.
Go to the next level- demonstrate that are Proficient in the
key PLOs.
Key PLOS:
ORAL- “engage in conversation” “clearly express ideas and
feelings”, etc.
WRITING- “communicate meaning by using conventions of
language” “simple and compound sentences”
“capitalization and punctuation” “subject-verb agreement” “past and present
tenses, including simple and progressive”
*I do not yet know what courses I will be teaching next term
(Nov-Jan). I will tell you as soon as I find out. Hollie will tell me in the
next few weeks.
**
Finish “Verb Tense Review 1”
Exercise 3
1. bought
2. eats-
every day, habit SIMPLE PRESENT
3. was/is
SIMPLE PAST/SIMPLE PRESENT
4. will
not arrive won’t arrive is not going to arrive isn’t going to arrive SIMPLE FUTURE
5. will
come I’ll come I am going to come I’m going to come
6. was not happy(adj) wasn’t happy
7. Will you call
me? Are
you going to call me?
8. He
does not go shopping very often. He doesn’t go shopping very often.
NATURAL-SOUNDING ENGLISH
go shopping- leave the house to go shopping
He will go get some milk. leave the
house
I will get some paper.
I will go get some paper.
OPTION I will go to get some paper.
9. Did your brother visit you two weeks ago?
Did you
go out yesterday?
Did you call your sister?
Did you see the football game?
10.
Does she usually wear a dress to school?
Yes, she does.
Yes, she usually wears a dress to school.
Is she usually wear a dress to school? XXX
Do you wear a tie at work?
Did you wear a tie to the wedding?
do/did- action
Does she usually wear a dress to school?
SIMPLE PRESENT
Did she usually wear a dress to school?
SIMPLE PAST – when she was a kid
Do you wear a dress to school?
Did you wear a dress to school when you
were a kid?
Likely, you wore a school uniform.
Yes, I did.
Only private schools in Canada have school
uniforms.
Public schools do not have school uniforms.
Many male teachers wear a suit and tie.
Businessmen wear a suit and tie.
REVIEW OF VERB TENSES SO FAR:
simple present simple past
simple future
**
Vocabulary for letters
Capital Letters, Upper Case ABCDK
small letters, lower case abcdk
**
“Complex Sentences with Adverb Clauses” HANDOUT
Complex Sentences with Adverb Clauses
There are many ways to give the same information. You should
be able to write all of these styles by the end of EF23
- SIMPLE SENTENCE SV
SSV SVV
EF45 SSSV SVVV SSVV Imperative(command)
Maris is wearing a sweater. It is chilly today.
- COMPOUND SENTENCE SV, SOBA SV. so
or but and
EF45 ; semicolon ;
TRANS, ; however, therefore
also, etc.
It is chilly today; therefore, Maris is wearing a
sweater.
EF23 It is chilly
today, so Maris is wearing a sweater.
-HIGHER LEVEL COMPOUND SENTENCE- EF45
It is chilly today; therefore, Maris is wearing a sweater.
Last kind of sentence for EF23
- COMPLEX SENTENCE - ADVERB CLAUSE
Maris is wearing a sweater because it is chilly today.
- COMPLEX SENTENCE - ADVERB CLAUSE
Because it is chilly today, Maris is wearing a sweater.
* Comma usage with adverb clauses
-She is tired
today because she couldn’t sleep
last night. no comma
-Because she couldn’t
sleep last night, she is
tired today. comma
These are the most important words to learn for adverb
clauses:
-because- give a reason why
-if- maybe yes, maybe no, not decided yet
-when- the time something happens
-after- an event’s placement in time
-before- an event’s placement in time
**10-minute break
FORM She
is very happy because she got a new job. COMPLEX
Because
she got a new job, she is very happy. COMPLEX
This will always work.
Examples:
The room is hot
because the heat/furnace is on.
Because the heat is on, the room is hot.
She is tired
because she worked last night.
Because she worked
last night, she is tired.
-if- maybe yes, maybe no, not decided yet
Mei will come to the barbecue if she is free.
If she is free, Mei will come to the barbecue.
OR -put name first, pronoun
second
If Mei is free, she will come to the barbecue.
Use simple future once:
Mei will come to the
barbecue if she will be free. XXX
Mei will come to the
barbecue if she is free.
We will do a quiz if
we are ready. if we will be ready XXX
if
You can call me
if you have any problems.
If you have any
problems, you can call me.
Let me know if you want to go to the gym.
If you want to go to the gym, let me know.
if – not usually for past tense
-when- the time something happens
He likes to
go for a walk when it is raining.
When it is raining, he likes to
go for a walk.
When I was a
kid, I liked pizza.
I liked pizza when I was a
kid.
When I get
home, I will talk with my mom.
I will talk with my mom when I
get home.
I smile when I see my friends.
When I see my friends, I smile.
The little kid was happy when he got
a new game.
The little kid is happy when he gets
a new game.
I smile when I see my friends.
I smiled when I saw my friends.
When I met my
at-the-time boyfriend, I knew that we would get
married.
love at first sight-
I’ll call you when I arrive.
When I arrive, I’ll call you.
You choose which way you like.
He will make supper/dinner when he gets home.
When he gets home, he will make supper/dinner.
-after- an event’s placement in time
The kids
did their homework after they had supper.
After they had supper, the kids did
their homework.
After the kids had supper, the they did
their homework.
After the kids have supper, they do their homework.
I will call you after 3 o’clock. SIMPLE SV
I will call you after SV 3 o’clock. COMPLEX- adverb clause
I will call you after I get
home at 3 o’clock. COMPLEX- adverb clause
I wash my hands after I eat.
After I eat, I wash my hands.
-before- an event’s placement in time
You should
call your sister before you leave.
I turned off
the movie before it was finished.
I turn off the light before I go
to sleep/bed.
Before I say something, I think carefully.
KEY WORDS because
if when after
before
**
Review paragraph format- Test1 -short paragraph (minimum of
five sentence) Friday
Structure, format, length
-full name, class, and date top right corner
-title: Test 1
-Write at least five sentences (5-8,9) on an easy topic. I
will give you the topic on Friday.
-doublespace
-write between the margins
Practice tomorrow.
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