Summer English Foundations 7/Composition and Literary
Studies 10
Good morning, everyone.
Today’s Agenda
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Attendance
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Quiz 3- noun clauses (first 25m)
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Talk about midterm recs
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Verb tense exercises
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Midterm recommendations- first half of class
alphabetically
Explain
the registration process
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Modals
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Continue dialogue “Interviewing for a Job”
Friday
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“Learning Reflection and Goal Setting” Week 3
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Vocabulary exercise- easier
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Midterm recommendations- second half of class
alphabetically
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HW Read
“Dead Man’s Path”. Prepare “Thought
Questions” for Monday
Monday- July 27th
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First day of registration for September
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Begin grabbers- paragraph structure
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Begin verb tense- present perfect
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Register for September courses will begin Monday, July 27th.
You will register using the website, as usual. I can explain
how to reg on that day.
Midterm recommendations
You will need a recommendation from your instructor.
What course should you register for in September.
The schedule is up on the wall outside the office.
I will be teaching EF7/10/Comp11, Period 1 and 2.
My September EF7/10/Comp11 will be 80% identical to this
course.
It will be higher-level.
I will give out midterm/interim recommendations Thursday,
July 23rd and Friday, July 24th.
-half the class Thursday, other half on Friday- alphabetical
order
Interim recommendations based on quizzes, tests, spoken work
so far
Tests1 x/12
Quiz1 X/6
Quiz2 X/6
Quiz3 X/6
RWs I pt
each
Spoken 1 x/7
Average of all of those marks.
I will show you when we chat.
Looking for a solid 60% to get early recommendation to move
up.
Midterm recommendation- halfway through the course.
It is not a final mark.
Clear YES or clear NO
40-55% Clear
NO
65%-70%+ Clear
YES
People in the middle-grey area
57-60% - LOW
~60%+ - MINIMAL YES
I decide if you get the recommendation to go up to the next
level or not.
I follow the PLOs and the four-point proficiency scale.
We still have two weeks to go.
We have marked work left to do.
Quiz4
Test2
Essay
Spoken2
RWs
Marks will go up and down.
There is a lot of opportunity to raise your marks.
There is also a lot of opportunity to lower your marks.
Today and tomorrow, we will do short one-on-on meetings, you
and me. We will talk about how things are going, and we will discuss what
course would be best for you in September.
If you are going to take September off, you won’t need any
recommendation. We can still meet, and you can use the recommendation for
November.
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Return Quiz3
Optional RW for one point. Title: Quiz3 RW
Please pass it in tomorrow first thing, not today. I am
floating in paper at the moment.
One-on-one meetings
OPTIONS
1.Verb tense exercises
2.Quiz 3 RW
3. Read “Dead Men’s Path”
Title: Quiz 3
Write a complex sentence with an noun clause for each.
1. think available
I don’t think that the manager will be available tomorrow.
2. wonder hire
I wonder why the company hired that guy.
I wonder if the company will hire some new staff.
3. feel experience
I feel that my previous experience will transfer to my new
job.
VOCAB transferable skills
4. say meeting
Jun said that the meeting will be held in the conference
room.
5. forget office
Jon forgot where the new office is.
6. believe customer
The boss believes that the customer is always right.
IDIOM for salespeople
The customer is always right.
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Modals/Modal Auxiliaries
Go over some
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Past progressive verb tense-
1.past event, usually when it was interrupted, some other
event happened during
Mark was cooking supper, and his brother called.
2.two actions simultaneously, at the same time
Mark was cooking supper while his wife was watching TV.
Exercise 4
7. dinner
/ supper / UK tea
I am having my tea/ dinner / supper.
teatime- mid afternoon tea and biscuits
high tea- fancy mid afternoon tea and biscuits
You can have high tea at some a fancy hotel in Victoria.
10.skating- ice skating
rollerblades
11.They were speeding.
VOCAB speed(v)- drive too fast
overspeed(V)
She was speeding. He was driving 20km
over the speed limit.
VOCAB accelerate(v) go faster
She accelerated when she got on the highway.
He decelerated when he saw the kids playing by the side of
the road.
VOCAB deescalate- lower the emotion of an argument or
stressful situation
The police tired to deescalate their interaction with the
upset man.
15.was doing/ was washing and drying
I’ll wash. You dry.
Sometimes you need elbow grease to get a pot clean.
Use some elbow grease!
She washed the dishes.
She scrubbed/scoured the dirty pot.
VOCAB scour(v)- clean with a metal pad
He scoured the dirty pot with steel wool and elbow grease.
16.
IDIOM Running around like a chicken with its head cut off.
Exercise 3
2.The school choir was practicing for the concert in the
gym.
VOCAB choir(n)- PRON kw ire
group of people singing together
The church choir sounds beautiful.
They sang the national anthem.
3.The students were / class was studying Spanish when the fire alarm went
off.
The students studied Spanish.
4.The principal was meeting with a group of parents when the
fire alarm went off again.
5.The teachers were discussing the final exam when the principal
came in to ask who was pulling the fire alarm.
6.VOCAB custodian- a person who cleans a big building e.g.
school, office building, etc.
An apartment building has a superintendent.
The custodian was cleaning the girls’ locker room, and he
found a lost phone.
7.The student council discussed the graduation dance.
grad- prom
8.The actors
were rehearsing the school play when the lights went out.
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