Summer EF7/10 Class 22

 

Summer English Foundations 7/Composition and Literary Studies 10

Good morning, everyone.

 

Today’s Agenda

·      Attendance

·      Return Quiz 4

Go over

Optional RW for one point

·      Final dialogue “Handling a Medical Emergency”

·      Continue with essay work

·      Finish leftovers- work we haven’t finished

negative modals

·      Begin sentence combining

 

Thursday

·      Continue essay

·      Continue sentence combining

·      Optional opportunity to do one replacement quiz and/or one replacement test (last 1hr30m)

 

Friday- Final day

·      Return everything

·      FOR FUN Vocabulary exercises

·      Marks due by 9am

Non-instructional day

No quizzes or tests

One-on-one conferences about final reports, if you want.

You can get your final report from the office usually the next

week. It will have the final mark and the comments:

ORAL   WRITTEN   NEXT STEPS

·      Cathleen’s class will watch a movie, The Truman Show

comedy, strange, not weird comedy

9:30- the end

 

Month off!!

Back on Tuesday, September 8^th?

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Quiz 4

Dividers.

Devices and notes put away.

Take out several sheets of paper.

Write in blue or black pen.

Double space.

Write between the margins.

Full name, class, and date top right corner

Write a sentence with an adjective clause for each.

Pass in by 9:15

adjective clauses- some learners fins the adj cl to the most challenging

who- people

that- things and animals

which- special things, unique things

 

1.                colleague        who

The colleague who sits next to me is very hardworking.

 

2.                quarrel            that

VOCAB argument, tiff, row

We had a little quarrel that made us not talk to each other for a a few day / feel uncomfortable.

She regrets the quarrel that she had with her sister.

 

3.                envy                 who

We shouldn’t worry about people who envy others.

 

4.                opportunity   which

His boss gave him an opportunity which/that will really help his career.

 

5.                regulation       that

The school has regulations that all of the students and staff must follow.

 

6.                relative            who

Jun’s relatives who live in Calgary will come and stay with him for three months.

one relative

two relatives

 

relative- compared to

Vancouver is expensive relative to Calgary. SIMPLE

 

 relatively(adv) New phones are relatively expensive. pretty, a bit

less than ‘very’

 

Smoke from forest fires has been relatively light/heavy in Vancouver this year.

 

 

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10-minute break

 

 

 

 

 

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Next dialogue “Handling a Medical Emergency”

Let’s get into our chat groups (4-5 people). We can discuss the Warm-Up Questions and Vocabulary. Then we can practice the dialogue.

 

**Medical Emergencies**

choking

unconscious

having a heart attack

shooting, GSW-gunshot wound

stabbing

stroke

car accident

panic attack

concussion- brain injury

allergies

disease

rash

eczema

burn

scald- hot water

break a bone / fracture a bone

arm- ulna and radius

twist your ankle/knee/wrist

sprain – bad twist

dislocate your shoulder

 

acute injury- short term injury

chronic injury- long term injury

You can rehab weak muscles to protect you’re ankle.

 

poison

dehydrated

electrical shock/electrocution

 

Call 911. “911. Fire, police, or ambulance?”

 

shortness of breath- can’t breath easily

chest pain

overdose, drug overdose

 

Mental Health Hotline

Suicide Prevention Hotline- 988, 1-800-784-2433, 310-6789

 

Vocabulary

1.    lucid, responsive

not lucid, unresponsive

 

conscience(n)- the voice in your head that tell what it right and what is wrong

internal dialogue-

Psychopaths have no conscience.

 

2.    lose control of your emotions and sometimes your bodily functions, can’t control your anxiety

panic attack- emotions get away from you, medication can help mitigate the symptoms

SSRIs selective serotonin reuptake inhibitor- depression, stabilizes your emotions

3.    crossroads- intersection

a big decision in your life

She is at a crossroads. She has to decide what to do next.

4.     Don’t hang up.

5.    operator for 911

somebody who sends people to help- taxi, ambulance, police, etc.

6.    something stuck in your throat

IDIOM to do poorly on a test or in a game

I choked on the math test.

strangle- to choke somebody

I feel like strangling my husband sometimes.

7.    ingest- eat or drink poison or dangerous medication or drugs

The little kid ingested a coin.

My dog used to ingest rocks.

8.    chest compressions- for people whose heart has stopped

AED-

9.    seizure- epilepsy, fall down and body shakes, caused by nervous system

10.                       defibrillator- a machine that will restart your heart

 

phobia- an unreasonable fear of something

musophobia- fear of mice

arachnophobia- fear of spiders

 

OCD- obsessive-compulsive disorder

obsession – can’t stop thinking about something

compulsion- can’t stop yourself form doing an action

 

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Surprise Quiz- extra points

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