Today’s Agenda
· Attendance
· Return Quiz#2
Go over
Optional RW for one
point
· Overview of verb
tenses
HANDOUT “Overview of
the 12 Verb Tenses in English”
· Continue article-
Canadian experience
· Begin complex
sentences- overview
Tuesday
· Continue verb tense-
simple present
· Continue complex
sentences
Begin
adverb clauses
· First Nations lecture
re:
National Day for Truth and Reconciliation
Wednesday- no school
National Day for
Truth and Reconciliation
Thursday
· Return Test 1
Focus on PLOs C1 and
C5
Talk about paragraph
process
This is what works
for me.
Optional RW for one
point
· Continue verb tense-
simple past
· Continue complex
sentences- adverb clauses
Quiz
3 when?
Friday
· “Self-Assessment
Reflection” Week 4
· Vocabulary exercises
· Continue verb tense-
simple future
·
Monday
· Continue verb tense- present
progressive
Tuesday
· Continue verb tense- past
progressive
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sentence types
simple, compound DONE
complex- starting this
week
Quiz 2- compound sentences
SV, SOBA SV.
SV; TRANS, SV.
SV; SV. – not in the
quiz
P1
Devices and notes
away.
Write a compound
sentence for each.
1.
so crucial
Good health is crucial
to me, so I exercise four days a week.
2.
however recognize
Maria got a new nose;
however, we still recognized her.
Maria got a new nose however
we still recognized her. XXX
Maria got a new nose,
however, we still recognized her. XXX
punc
3.
also experience
Jun gets paid well in
her new job; also, she is getting useful experience as a seller.
SV; TRANS, SV.
SV, TRANS, SV. XXX
4.
instead practical
He could take another
course in college; instead, he will get some practical experience at a job.
5.
as
a result useful
She thinks a new ipad
will be useful for my work; as a result, she will save up for one.
SV; TRANS, SV.
6.
likewise encourage
Mei’s sister encourages
her to stay positive; likewise, Mei is very supportive of her sister’s goals.
Optional RW for one
point.
Pass it in today or
first thing tomorrow.
encourage
CAUSATIVE VERB- a verb
that makes another action(verb) happen
e.g. ask tell invite
make
He asked his
sister to call their mother. causative verb
The little girl told her dog to sit and stay.
causative verb
S encourage O INFINITIVE
He encourages his
sister to practice piano.
My friend encourage me
to stay active; likewise, I encourage
her to stay positive.
I encourage my kids to
volunteer in the community. POSITIVE
I encourage my kids to
not get mixed up with drugs. NEGATIVE
She encourages herself
to not feel pessimistic about the future.
She encourages herself
to feel optimistic about the future.
a lot XXX
He has alot of
Pokeman cards. XXX wf
He has a lot
of Pokeman cards. a lot
He has lots of
Pokeman cards. lots of
HANDOUT “Overview of
the 12 Verb Tenses in English”
Overview of the 12 Verb Tenses in English
1.
SIMPLE PRESENT-habitual action, truth
I drive to school. not now
He buys a car. XXX
FIX
He bought a car. He is going
to buy a car. He always buys used cars.
2.
SIMPLE PAST- one event finished in the past
Mei watched a movie last
night.
ERROR Mei was watch a movie
last night. XXX
3.
SIMPLE FUTURE- one event to happen later
will- decide right now
be going to- already planned
it
Mei is going to watch a movie tomorrow night with her kids.
4.
PRESENT PROGRESSIVE/CONTINUOUS- happening now,
currently
You are looking at the screen.
CASUAL – suggest future She is flying to Calgary tonight.
She is going to get a flight to Calgary tonight. SIMPLE
FUTURE
5.
PAST PROGRESSIVE – was happening in the past,
interrupting
I was watching a movie last night
when the power went out.
6.
FUTURE PROGRESSIVE- will be happening later
RARELY USED
7.
PRESENT PERFECT- started in the past, continues
until now
Mei has lived in Canada
for 18 months.
Mei has lived in Canada
since May, 2025.
8.
PAST PERFECT- started in the past, ended in the
past
RARELY USED- substitute simple past
Jun had worked worked in BestBuy for two years.
9.
FUTURE PERFECT- will start and end later
VERY RARELY USED
10. PRESENT
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- started happening
in the past,
continues until now
He has been living here
for six months.
11. PAST
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- started happening in the past, ended
in the
past
VERY RARELY USED
12. FUTURE
PERFECT PROGRESSIVE- will start happening in the future,
will end in the future
VERY RARELY USED
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Canadian experience
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