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Attendance
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Continue complex sentences- last kind of
sentence
- adverb clauses- because if when after before
Quiz 4 Monday
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Paragraph practice, Test1 Friday
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New dialogue “Ordering at a Restaurant”
Friday
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“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 5
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Vocabulary exercises
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Choose vocab for Quiz4 Monday- complex sentences
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Test1 – paragraph (last 55m)
Monday
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Quiz4
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Begin new verb tense- present
progressive/present continuous
e.g. She is
walking down the sidewalk.
Tuesday
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Continue new verb tense- present
progressive/present continuous
e.g. She is
walking down the sidewalk.
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.
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Complex sentences -adverb clauses
because if when
after before
SV because SV.
Because SV, SV.
Sarah is happy
because she got a new job.
Because she got
a new job, Sarah is happy. OK
Because Sarah got
a new job, she is happy. Better,
clearer
Exercises:
1.We went inside because/when it started to rain.
Because/when it started to rain, we went inside.
2. I’ll call you after/when I finish my homework.
if - maybe finish,
maybe not
3. Imelda wears her toque when it is cold.
When it is cold, Imelda wears her toque.
toque- wool winter hat
if because- possible
4. Joseph stayed home because/when he was feeling sick.
5. You will pass the exam if/after you study hard.
6. We threw a surprise party because/when it was her
birthday.
7. Mikaela smiled when she walked into the room. most
probable
Mikaela smiled before/after she walked into the room.
changes the meaning
Mikaela smiled when she walked into the room.
When she walked into the room, Mikaela smiled. OK
When Mikaela walked into the room, she smiled.
When Michelle walked into the room, Mikaela smiled. two
people
Mikaela smiled when Michelle walked into the room. two
people
because if when
after before – Different meanings
Use the word that fits your meaning.
8. You will miss your flight if you don’t hurry.
If you don’t hurry, you will miss your flight.
9. The phone rang when Junko was cooking.
EF45 while- similar to ‘when’
The phone rang after Junko finished cooking.
The phone rang before Junko started cooking.
10. I will unpack some boxes when/after I get home.
When/after I get home, I will unpack some boxes.
11.Lock the door when you leave.
When you leave, lock the door.
Check it twice.
when – very high-frequency word, used a lot by English speakers
I say to my kids: Remember to lock the door when you leave.
Remember to feed the dog. Remember to turn off the stove when
you are finished cooking.
to my little son- Remember to brush your teeth.
Remind me to call my sister.
Remind me that I have a class tomorrow.
Put a reminder in your phone.
Please text me a reminder.
That song reminds me of when I was a teenager.
That perfume reminds me of my old girlfriend from high school.
This picture reminds me of my grandmother.
The rainy weather reminds me of my home city.
My wife reminded me to get some milk.
He reminded me to wash the dishes.
I reminded my daughter to clean her room.
remember / remind- not the same meaning
This song reminds me of my childhood.
VOCAB nostalgia(n) emotion – sweet and sad, bittersweet feeling
remembering the past
remain Only two student remained in the classroom.
I didn’t remember to get milk. My wife reminded me to get
milk.
She set a phone alarm to remind herself to drink water.
That old photo reminds me of our first meeting.
12. The students have fun when they are in class.
13. Juan will succeed if he keeps trying.
Juan- Spanish name J
sounds like H
Javiera-
Jose- hoe zay
jojoba- ho ho ba
Joseph- English name, different
Jian- common name
Kian- not as well-known
14. We went for a walk after/before we ate dinner.
15. The whole family has picnics when/if the weather is
nice. simple present
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Paragraph practice, Test1 Friday
Use lined, ruled paper
Full name, class and date top right corner
Title, middle top line: Test 1
Indent the first word
Doublespace
Right between the margins (red lines)
Capital letters
Punctuation, periods (full stops), commas
Write in blue or black ink.
At least five sentences (5-9,10 ok)
It will be a nice challenge.
Relax. Everything will be ok.
If it’s a bit messy, that’s ok. It’s fine as long as it’s
legible.
VOCAB legible- readable
It doesn’t have to be beautiful. It’s a first draft written
in class. Nobody expects it to be perfect.
Just do your best.
It will be an easy topic.
Phones and electronic devices put away.
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Glasses cleaning wipes
Motene- brand name
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New dialogue “Ordering at a Restaurant”
Let’s get into out chat groups (4-5 people)
Discuss Warm-Up Questions and Vocabulary Preview
dessert- sweet treat after dinner, cheesecake, ice cream,
cake, pie, cookies
desert- dry sandy area of land, camels
Warm-Up Questions
1.Vietnamese- pho (soup), bahn mi (sandwich)
Bahn Mi Saigon- 5397 Victoria Drive and 38th
Avenue, take-out
Korean food- Sumi, Victoria Drive
Japanese- raman, sushi, sashimi, onigiri, Japadog
Italian – pasta, ricotto cheese, pizza
Greek- roast lamb
Ethiopian-
Persian- Akbar Jojo – Lonsdale
once in a while- fast food- McDonalds, A&W, Triple O,
White Spot, KFC
Five Guys- hamburgers
French Canadian - poutine? where?
Mexican – tacos, burritos
French fries
American- hot dogs
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