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Attendance
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Continue Modals/Modal Auxiliaries
Practice
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Phrasal verbs- extremely useful for authentic
English
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Optional replacement quiz and/or test (last 80m)
Friday- Final day
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Return replacement quiz and test
Go over
No RW
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One-on-one meetings
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Final “Self-Assessment Reflection”
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Final reports and comments
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Modals/Modal Auxiliaries
Verb tenses-
simple present, simple past, simple future & present progressive
Modals- not verb tense
simple/easy
can + to play = can play
I can play piano.
Mei can play piano.
We can play piano.
All of us can play piano.
They can play piano.
He can play piano.
The kids can play piano.
FUTURE
will + to visit
I will visit my mother.
Sarah will visit her mother.
John will visit his mother.
They will visit their mother.
We will visit our mother.
I will visit her mother.
She is visit her mother. XXX
VERB TENSES:
SIMPLE PRESENT He
visits his mother every week.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE He
is visiting his mother today.
SIMPLE PAST He
visited his mother last week.
SIMPLE FUTURE He
will visit his mother tomorrow.
He is going to visit his
mother tomorrow. He
MODAL He is going to might visit his mother tomorrow.
He might visit his mother. – We understand it is for the future.
He is going to visit his mother in the evening.
She will go to the gym in the morning tomorrow.
Verb tenses and modals are two different ways of thinking
about verbs.
These are some areas to explore as we get better at English.
Other areas to get better at are simple, compound, and complex
sentences.
Skills to develop- writing and speaking.
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Title: Replacement Quiz. Replace Quiz X.
Write an appropriate sentence for each.
1. simple
present-like idea
2. simple
past- bring book
3. simple
future-go week
4. present
progressive-work business
5. simple
past-run hour
6. simple
future- walk child
Title: Replacement Test. Replace Test X
Write a short paragraph on the following topic.
Which English skill did you improve most this term?
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