Good morning
Today’s Agenda
· Attendance
· Continue compound
sentences
Prepare for Quiz2 Thursday
Choose 10 compound
sentence terms to review
Choose 10 words of
vocab from new article to review.
· Continue paragraph
work
Continue “What is a
Paragraph?”
“The Topic Sentence”
Prepare for Test1
paragraph Friday
Thursday
· Quiz#2 compound
· Continue paragraph
work
Prepare for Test1
paragraph
· Begin new article
Friday
· “Self- Assessment Reflection”
Week 3
· Vocabulary exercises
· End of class Test#1-
paragraph based on “Physical Exercise” (55m)
Monday
· Attendance
· Begin complex
sentences- adverb clauses
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Compound Sentences
Three ways to make
compound sentences:
1. SV, SOBA SV.
2. SV; SV.
3. SV; TRANS, SV.
Let’s choose 10 compound
sentence terms to review for Quiz 2. I will choose six of them.
1.
so
or but and
2.
however
3.
therefore
4.
also
5.
instead
6.
on
the other hand
7.
as
a result
8.
for
example
9.
likewise
10.
for
this reason
likewise- similarly
He volunteers at an
animal shelter; likewise, she organizes fundraisers for the SPCA.
Mei grew up on a farm
in rural China; likewise, Joe was raised on a ranch in Nebraska.
There are many
postsecondary institutions in Vancouver; for example, UBC, SFU, Langara, and BCIT.
XXX
FIX
There are many
postsecondary institutions in Vancouver; for example, there are UBC, SFU, Langara,
and BCIT.
; for example, you
can choose from UBC, SFU, Langara, and BCIT.
There are many
postsecondary institutions in Vancouver; such as, UBC, SFU, Langara, and BCIT.
XXX
FIX There are many
postsecondary institutions in Vancouver(,) such as UBC, SFU, Langara, and BCIT.
COMPOUND SENTENCES- both
sides have to be clauses, both sides have to have S+V
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
Vancouver is a beautiful
city. For example, we have the mountains and lots of parks. TWO SIMPLE
SENTENCES
Vancouver is a beautiful
city; for example, we have the mountains and lots of parks. ONE COMPOUND
SENTENCE
Let’s choose 10 vocabulary
works to review for Quiz 2. I will choose six of them.
1. experience(n)
2. crucial(adj)
3. squander(v) waste
The teenager
squanders his time playing video games.
I squandered my money
on a new iphone duo.
The student squandered
their opportunity to improve spoken English.
4. address(v,n)
*MODERN THING they-
one person
- talk to(v) He
addressed the class.
-write your address on an envelope(v) The letter was addressed to
you. She addressed the letter to her sister in Manila.
-where you live(n) My
address is 1234 Main Street.
-deal with a problem(v)
We have to address our money problems.
5. value(v,n)
6. requirement(n)
7. practical(adj)
8. recognize(v)
9. encourage(v)
10. useful(adj)
VOCAB TO REVIEW FOR
QUIZ 2
1.
so
or but and
2.
however
3.
therefore
4.
also
5.
instead
6.
on
the other hand
7.
as
a result
8.
for
example
9.
likewise
10.
for
this reason
1. experience(n)
2. crucial(adj)
3. squander(v) waste
4. address(v,n)
5. value(v,n)
6. requirement(n)
7. practical(adj)
8. recognize(v)
9. encourage(v)
10. useful(adj)
MODEL Quiz 2
Write a compound sentence for each.
1. however experience
My old job was really
hard; however, I got some good experiences with customer service.
2. as a result recognize
Joe lost a lot of
weight; as a result, I didn’t recognize him at first.
3.
4.
5.
6.
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Continue “What is a
Paragraph?”
STRUCTURE OF A
PARAGRAPH
*paper is oriented
properly
*Full name, class,
and date- top right corner
* Title- top line,
centre
*one block of writing
*doublespaced
*black or blue pen
*indent
*left-justified
*write between
margins
DETAIL- very long word
, Don’t hyphenate a long word, just start on the next line
e.g.
will remain beautiful forever. For example, an ancient
Mace- donian coin remains as untarnished today as the day it was XXX
FIX
will remain beautiful forever. For example, an ancient
Macedonian coin remains as untarnished today as the
day it was
STYLE-
**
CONTENTS OF A PARAGRAPH
Grabber/Hook- learn
next week
Topic sentence
Supporting sentences
Concluding sentence
“The Topic Sentence”
Activity 1
1.
The
best season for kids is winter.
2.
TERRIBLE TOPIC
SENTENCES: ABC is a nice ABC.
I like ABC.
Topic sentences are
not questions.
Activity 4
Flowers are beautiful.
Do you like flowers?
XXX
I like flowers. XXX
Different kinds of
flowers have different symbolic meanings.
4.It costs 40 cents
to mail a first-class letter from the United States to Canada. NOT TOPIC
SENTENCE
Maybe- supporting sentence,
example
higher level view- What
is this an example of?
There are many different
ways to send letters internationally.
different ways –
cheapest to most expensive
1.
email-
free
2.
surface
mail-cheap c
3.
first
class- more expensice
4.
courier-
pricey
5.
guaranteed
overnight- most expensive
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