Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Talk about presentations
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LEFTOVER Finish vocab
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Begin new verb tense- present perfect verb tense-
final verb tense
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Continue new dialogue “Handling a Medical
Emergency”
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Quiz- noun clause (last 20m)
Tuesday
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Presentations
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Begin adjective clauses
Wednesday
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Presentations
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Continue adjective clauses
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Thursday
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Presentations
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Continue adjective clauses
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Friday
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Presentations
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Continue adjective clauses
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FINAL WEEK
Monday
Tuesday, June 23
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Opportunity to do a replacement quiz and/or
replacement test.
You can choose to do a replacement quiz or
a replacement test.
You can choose to do a replacement quiz and
a replacement test.
You can choose to do neither.
*The replacement quiz will be a mix of al
of the sentence styles: simple, compound, and complex.
REPLACE Q1 -simple sentences
REPLACEMENT QUIZ- Not just simple
sentences- all of the sentence types
*The replacement test will be a new topic.
Wednesday- LAST DAY
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Final marks and comments
One-on-one meetings to discuss how things
went and what is next, the same as the midterm recommendation meetings
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Talk about presentations
What day are you presenting?
On your presentation day, pass in your writing at the beginning
of class.
You will come to the front. Plug in your device if you need
to. You will have checked the tech previously.
Write your name on the board.
You will tell us about your topic.
We will listen attentively.
Some of us might want to ask questions.
We will fill out an anonymous feedback form. You can write
your name on it if you want.
Thay are usually a lot of fun.
People are nervous.
**
Odd Word Out Exercise
1
In each line, choose the word that is different from the
others in meaning.
1. tidy neat ponder clean orderly
2. manage direct
organize control various
3. scheme suitable
plan design undertaking
4. primary presume suppose assume believe
5. foolish silly absurd smooth ridiculous
6. uncertain marvelous wonderful amazing great
7. pleasant fragile delicate frail breakable
8. wreck ruin destroy spoil decent
9. disaster catastrophe tragedy doubt calamity
10. prompt immediate punish
quick rapid
11. stretch private confidential
personal secret
12. proclaim announce declare publish chastise
Odd Word Out Exercise
1
In each line, choose the word that is different from the
others in meaning.
13. border ignore boundary edge margin
14. bare contrary naked nude undressed
15. rigid puzzle stiff firm unbending
firm- company
firm tofu
firm- will not change, The price is firm.
The price is flexible/negotiable.
$80 OBO. or best offer
He likes a firm mattress.
16. fragment splinter piece fearful chip
He removed a splinter in his finger
with tweezers.
computer chip, potato chip
She chipped her tooth.
The glass is chipped along the rim.
I chipped my tooth on a nutshell.
17. vast huge
enormous value immense
18. obtain gain lean acquire procure
No pain, no gain.
Lean forward.
We bought lean hamburger.
Marathon runners are usually very lean.
19. idle vague ambiguous unclear obscured
Don’t idle. car
She is a decisive person.
He is an indecisive person.
20. narrate tell abuse relate describe
narrative(adj) narrate(v)
21. soggy origin soaked drenched wet
He got drenched in the rainstorm.
22. supply gentle tender soft mild
She is a tender-hearted person. soft-hearted
She is very hard-hearted.
Bollywood movies
23. produce create make charge manufacture
24. modify donate alter
transform change
She donates her clothes to charity.
She altered her skirt.
A tailor can make alterations to your clothing.
She hems her pants by hand.
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“Handling a Medical Emergency”
Let’s finish the vocab.
7. ingest- eat or swallow, usually poison or something bad
9. seizure- epilepsy
10. defibrillator- a machine that will restart a heart using
electricity
Let’s perform the dialogues: A, B, C
Quiz 5
Devices and notes away.
Take out several sheets of paper.
Write a sentence with a noun clause for each.
1.
think emergency
2.
say customer
3.
remember name
4.
understand patient
5.
feel heart
6.
figure out calm
place
ambulance
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