IDIOM Fishing for compliments
You are fishing for compliments.
Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Essay RWs, 1 pt
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Talk about replacement quiz, test, essay
Check marks
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Sentence combining
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Something fun
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Leftovers
Tuesday, June 23rd
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Opportunity to replace one quiz and/or one test,
or essay. (about 2 hrs)
Replacement quiz will be a mix of simple,
compound , and complex.
Choose vocab to review:
Replacement test will be a new topic. everyday
opinion topic
Replacement essay will be a new topic.
Test and Essay will be the same topic.
Wednesday, June 24th
Final day
Final reports and comments
One-on-one meetings, if you want, the same as midterm recs.
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slipped and fell
bruise(n,v) bruised(adj) I bruised my arm.
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Sentence Combining
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dense sentences, lots of meaning in a short
amount of words
college level
Sheet #5
1. I
like Italian cooking, and I like Chinese cooking. REP- repetitive
I like Italian cooking and
Chinese cooking even though they are very different.
I like Italian cooking, and
I like Chinese cooking, but they are very different. not the best choice
AVOID SV, SOBA
SV, SOBA SV.
I like Italian and Chinese
cooking because they are very different. Meaning?
Stylistic choices – style- higher
level, not grammar
style- beauty, elegance, smoothness,
beautiful, elegant, smooth
High-level style book: changed the
way that I write, university
Style: Ten Lessons in Clarity
and Grace
2. Although
they are both spicy, Italian cooks use garlic and oregano while Chinese cooks
use ginger and hot pepper.
Italian cooks use garlic and oregano while
Chinese cooks use ginger and hot pepper, so they they are both spicy.
Although they are both spicy, Italian cooks
use garlic and oregano, but Chinese cooks use ginger and hot pepper. How much
contrast do you want?
3. The
Italians use a lot of tomato sauce unlike the Chinese who use bean, soy, and duck
sauces.
4. An
Italian meal is usually served with wine while a Chinese meal is usually served
with tea.
An Italian meal is usually served with wine;
however, a Chinese meal is usually served with tea.
5. No
Italian meal is complete without a loaf of delicious Italian bread whereas the
Chinese never serve bread of any kind.
Bread is a staple in Italy. Rice is a
staple in the south of China.
flatbread-
Tanour Bakery- Coquitlam
6. Another
difference between Italian and Chinese cooking is that most Italian dishes are
baked while most Chinese dishes are cooked in hot oil.
7. Also,
Italians eat a lot of pasta while Chinese people eat a lot of vegetables.
pasta- linguini, spaghetti, lasagna, macaroni,
ravioli, gnocchi, spaghettini, etc.
8. Although
they are not alike, I enjoy both Italian food/cuisine and Chinese food/cuisine.
She loves Szechuan cuisine.
I enjoy both Italian food/cuisine and Chinese food/cuisine
although they are not alike.
I enjoy both Italian food/cuisine and Chinese food/cuisine; however,
they are not alike.
Proofreading
When comparing / When we compare
similiarities
during conversations
eye contact – noun modifying a noun, no ‘s’ eyes contact
a person’s eyes ‘
apostrophe
looks away, and then looks back again.
: but XXX
, but
. However,
; however,
*Avoid overly long sentences.
looks directly
Don’t look directly at the sun.
considers
he does not / they do not- avoid gendered language
while speaking / while they speak
uses them only occasionally
IDIOM He talks with his hands.
He talks without thinking.
She bites her tongue.
from the other person
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IDIOM Like water off a duck’s back. things don’t bother you
thin-skinned(adj) – easily hurt emotionally, very sensitive
thick-skinned- not easily hurt emotionally
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Presentation
Email x/1
Check x/2
Organization x/3
Talking x/4
x/10
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Vocabulary Activities 5
1. UK
maths Canada math
5.PE – sports class compulsary- necessary, must do
Korea has compulsory service.
He is an anchor baby.
6.resolve(v) resolution(n)
7.prone to – usually does, negative
I am prone to making spelling mistakes.
8.brush up – review, practice
I have to brush up on my algebra.
x(x+y)=
CO2 carbon dioxide
9.break it down- explain in a very simple way
She broke it down without being reductive.
10.notorious(adj)- famous for doing bad things
infamous(adj)
famous
6.
2.outcome=result
3.disruptive-
interruptive-
disrupt(v)
interrupt(v)
Sorry for interrupting, but …
4.good condition, good shape(person, thing)
5. He will attempt a freekick.
7.HD- high definition, UHD- ultra high definition
The picture is clear and crisp.
She always looks crisp.
He looks sharp.
He looks put-together.
8.distinguised guest- high-level, special, special achievement,
VIP
9.
10.underpaid
underemployed-
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