Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Return Quiz 2- compound sentences , SOBA
Go over- format, examples
Optional RW for one point- pass in today or
first thing tomorrow
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Continue compound sentences with ; TRANS,
Quiz soon SOBA and ; TRANS
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Continue New dialogue “Going to a Dental
Specialist”
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“Simple Present Verb Tense EF56 TEACH”
Verb tense- simple present
Tuesday
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Continue compound sentences with ; TRANS,
Quiz Wednesday SOBA and ; TRANS
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Continue “Simple Present Verb Tense EF56 TEACH”
Verb tense- simple present
Wednesday
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Quiz 3
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Quiz 2
Dividers
Phones, devices, and notes put away.
Take out several sheets of paper.
Write in pen
Double space
Full name, class, and date top right corner.
Write a compound sentence for each.
, SOBA
, so , or , but
, and
SV, SOBA SV.
1. special use
My teeth are sensitive, so I use special toothpaste.
Jun is a very sensitive kid, so we have to use a especially gentle voice.
STUDY LATER IN THE COURSE:
MODALS /MODAL AUXILIARIES
one-word modals can could may might should will would
two-word modals have to
need to had better
three-word modals am going to(will) have got to
2. emergency take
She fell down, and she took an
ambulance to Emergency.
Emergency- the Emergency ward at
the hospital
ward- an area in a hospital She is in the maternity ward.
maternity- pregnant, having a
baby
cardio- heart
3. clean schedule
All of my roommates take turns to clean the apartment, and we
have a schedule.
take turns- go in order, switch
4. feel appointment
She felt fluish, so she made/booked an appointment with the
doctor.
I booked a flight to Calgary.
take make an appointment XXX
5. stress prevent
She always feels a lot of stress, but she doesn’t do
anything to prevent/
lessen/ mitigate it.
listen(v)- hear
lessen(v)- lower
I had a lot of stress today, so I go to the gym to
work out hard. to prevent stress.
6. inside repair
My home is being repaired, and I can’t
stay inside my home.
My dishwasher is being repaired,
so I can’t put the dishes inside the machine.
My car is being repaired. PASSIVE
VOICE happening right now
My teeth has hurt,
so the doctor repaired the cavities inside my teeth.
He will repair the front driver’s side window, but he can’t
fix the crack in the windshield.
passenger side window
windshield
rear window
side windows
Rear Window Alfred Hitchcock movie
The front passenger-side lock/window doesn’t work.
The rear passenger-side door doesn’t open.
car
driver’s side passenger’s
side
third-row seating
She has a two-door.
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Will do later in the course
Hyphenated words
adjective describes a noun
a blue hat
nouns describe nouns
a baseball hat
two nouns that describe a noun
a ten-gallon hat
a fun class
an English class
a two-hour class
a tall girl
a ten-year-old girl
REMINDERS:
Write within the margins (red lines).
Optional RW for one point
TITLE: Quiz 2 RW
My car was broken broke down, so I need to get it
fixed.
My son doesn’t feel good.
My doesn’t have a good feeling about his math test. noun
I get stressed easily. adj- adjective
I get ADJ. I get tired.
She got bored. She got sleepy.
The baby got upset. We got angry.
COMPOUND SENTENCES
Three ways to make compound sentences:
1. My
car broke down, so I need to get it fixed. SV , SOBA SV.
2. My
car broke down; I need to get it fixed. SV; SV.
3. My
car broke down; therefore, I
need to get it fixed. SV; TRANS, SV.
My car broke
down; however, I can’t get it fixed. SV; TRANS, SV.
My car broke
down; as a result, I need to get it
fixed.
My car broke
down; consequently, I need to get
it fixed.
My car broke
down; thus, I need to get it fixed.
My car broke
down; for this reason, I need to get
it fixed.
therefore = thus (less commonly used)
The baby was crying. We gave him some milk. SIMPLE
The baby was crying, so we gave him some milk. COMPOUND
The baby was crying; W we gave him some milk. ONE
COMPOUND
The baby was crying; therefore, we gave him some milk.
COMPOUND
however – but
She is tired. She has to keep working. SIMPLE
She is tired, but she has to keep working. COMPOUND
She is tired; she has to keep working. COMPOUND
She is tired; however, she has to keep working. COMPOUND
She was tired; however, she had to keep working. SIMPLE PAST
VERB TENSE
She is tired; however, she has to keep working. COMPOUND
She is tired; nevertheless, she has to keep working.
COMPOUND
She is tired; despite this, she has to keep working.
COMPOUND
Expanding our vocabulary, word choice.
Wednesday- spelling
The Seven Most High-Frequency Verb Tenses in English
There are 12 main verb tenses in English:
SIMPLE PRESENT
SIMPLE PAST
SIMPLE FUTURE
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE/CONTINUOUS
PAST PROGRESSIVE
FUTURE PROGRESSIVE not used as often
PRESENT PERFECT
PAST PERFECT
FUTURE PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
PAST PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
FUTURE PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
Many of these we rarely use. There is little good reason to
spend time learning verb tenses that are not used often.
These are the seven most useful verb tenses to know:
SIMPLE PRESENT
SIMPLE PAST
SIMPLE FUTURE
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE
PAST PROGRESSIVE
PRESENT PERFECT
PRESENT PERFECT PROGRESSIVE
Examples of the seven most used, high-frequency verb tenses:
-SIMPLE PRESENT- everyday, habitual action, truth
She thinks about her
elderly father everyday.
He goes to the gym
three times a year.
Victoria is the capital of BC.
He lives in Burnaby.
She drinks green tea every day.
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SINGULAR
someone
everyone
no one
somebody
everybody
nobody
something
everything
nothing
Someone is knocking on the door.
Everybody was happy today.
All of us were happy.
COLLECTIVE NOUN
family
group
team
class
committee
The class is ready for the test.
The students are ready for the test.
The group is excited.
The people are excited.
My parents are healthy.
My mother is healthy.
Her child is tall.
Her children are tall.
woman/women
man/men
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