Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 3
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Return Quiz 3
Go over
Optional rewrite (RW) for one point
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Finish last week’s vocab exercises
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Continue -simple future verb tense
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IF TIME Continue “The Cost of Living”
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HW Read
over new dialogue “Interviewing for a Job”
for Tuesday
Monday
NO SCHOOL
Victoria Day
Tuesday
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Begin complex sentences- adverb clauses
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Begin paragraph writing
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New dialogue
Wednesday
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Continue paragraph writing, Test soon- paragraph
Quiz 3
Devices and notes put away.
Dividers
Take out a few pieces of paper.
Pen
Doublespace
Margins
Full name, class, and date top right corner
Write a compound sentence for each.
Pass in by 10:00.
Title: Quiz 3
COMPOUND SENTENCES:
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
1. so buy
I want to buy a new phone, so I
am saving money.
I bought a new phone, so I like it.
Meaning?
FIX
I liked the new phone, so
I bought it.
I like the new phone, so I will
buy it.
I like the new phone, so I buy it.
SIMPLE PRESENT- every day
2. and over
The game is over, and we
will go home.
The game was over, and we went
home.
My friend was selfish, and our relationship
was over.
Come over, and bring your mother-in-law.
You can come over, and you can bring
your own drinks.
VOCAB potluck- everybody brings a
dish to share
VOCAB BYOB- bring your own
bottle- alcohol
I bought a new light fixture, and
I hung it over my desk.
I installed a new light fixture,
and I got rid of my desk lamp.
PHRASAL VERB
verb + preposition
get rid of
got rid of
3. also tasty
The restaurant was inexpensive/cheap;
also, the food was tasty.
VOCAB cheap- inexpensive, affordable bad quality, low quality
WF WORD FORM cheaper than- compare
The phone was cheaper. XXX
The phone was cheaper than what I thought.
VOCAB reasonable- good price, not too expensive
The restaurant is reasonable.
affordable – you are able to budget it
economical(adj) – a low price, a reasonable price
A good used Toyota is more economical than a used BMW.
-less money to buy, less in repairs and upkeep
4. however expensive
This dress is expensive; however,
it is good quality.
This dress is expensive; however,
it isn’t good quality.
This dress is good quality; therefore,
it is expensive.
5. on
the other hand calm
The customer got very angry; on the other hand, the salesperson
was/stayed calm.
6. then shopping
We had lunch; then we went shopping.
1. Optional
rewrite for a point.
Title: Quiz 3 RW
Pass it in today or first thing Tuesday
2. “Self-Assessment
Reflection” Week 3
3. “Interviewing
for a Job”
15-20m
last week’s vocab
**
In Canada, you can change you legal name. You apply to the
government to do a name change.
The new phone was beautiful but way too expensive; therefore,
I chose the cheaper one.
The dress is so expensive. CASUAL TALKING
The dress is very/really/too expensive. GOOD FOR
WRITING
The project is very well-organized, and it won’t go
overbudget.
VOCAB overbudget- cost more than you planned more
underbudget -cost less than you planned more
VOCAB
very
It is very hot. bad
It is very beautiful. good
too- negative
It is too hot.
It is too beautiful. STRANGE
It is too expensive
It is too delicious. STRANGE
so … that – ADVERB CLAUSE- learn on Tuesday
It is so hot that I took my sweater off.
Houses are so expensive that I can’t afford one.
Houses are so expensive. XXX CASUAL TALKING
FIX
Houses are very expensive.
Houses are really expensive.
Houses are too expensive.
Houses are extremely expensive.
Houses are quite expensive.
CASUAL TALKING
pretty- very, quite
The phone was pretty expensive.
CNN? ‘fuck’
CBC?
movies rating PG13
movie rated G- no swearing
movie 18+ - no limit
movie rated R – swearing, sex scenes, etc.
SLANG crazy- negative or positive
I am crazy about soccer.
The movie was crazy good.
The phone is crazy expensive.
Talking is more relaxed than writing for school.
chit chat, banter- casual talking
**
Finish last week’s vocab
explain(v)- tell how something works
describe(v)- tell what something looks like
align(v) going in the same direction
He got his car wheels aligned.
alignment(n) sounds
like ‘line’
My wife and I are aligned regarding raising children.
IDIOM on the same page
We are on the same page. We agree.
IDIOM The planets aligned. The stars aligned. You had good luck.
I met my girlfriend on a bus in Vancouver. Then we met again
at a party. The stars aligned.
You grew up in an oppressive country.
Canada and the US- prom – graduating party for high school,
dinner and dance
It’s never too late.
**
Simple future verb tense
SIMPLE VERB TENSES:
SIMPLE PRESENT- habitual, routine, usual, state of being,
truth
SIMPLE PAST- one action in the past, finished
-regular past
tenses walk walked
-irregular
past tenses go went
Final simple verb tense:
simple future- one event in the future
-
five minutes in the future, ten years in the
future, 100000 years in the future
Two ways to do simple future:
-
“will”
-
“be going to”
I will study English 12
next year. simple future
I am going to study
English 12 next year. simple future
VERB FORM will + “to
buy” infinitive without “to”
will to buy
will buy
Shira will buy
new shoes the day after tomorrow. simple future
eat ate will + to eat = will eat
will go
will try
will drink
will dance
will get
will got XXX
will getting XXX
will eating XXX
will eat
I will drive home.
I will take the bus.
I will go to work.
I will cook/make lunch.
NEGATIVE
I will not drive home.
I will not take the bus.
I will not go to work.
I will not cook/make lunch.
*contractions are a bit more casual
I won’t drive home.
I won’t take the bus.
I won’t go to work.
I won’t cook/make lunch.
I’ll not drive home. UNUSUAL SOUNDING
QUESTION
Will you drive home?
Will you take the bus with me?
Will you go to work?
Will you make lunch?
Will you not make lunch? VERY UNUSUAL
Didn’t you make lunch?
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