STILL TO DO: “Run-On
Sentences and Comma Splice” HANDOUT
Today’s Agenda
· Attendance
·
HANDOUT
NEW ARTICLE “Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce
emissions and congestion”, crossword and Thought Questions-PRINT AT BREAK
We will begin this next Tuesday, October 13th.
· Continue complex
sentences- adverb clauses
Exercises-
practice
Choose
vocabulary for Quiz 3 Wednesday
· Verb tense exercises
· Continue verb tense-
present progressive
Wednesday
· Quiz 3- adverb
clauses
· Continue verb tense-
past progressive
·
Thursday
· Return everything
Opportunity
for RWs
· Prepare for midterm
recommendations
Talk
about midterm rec process
Brief
one-on-one meetings
Discuss
your progress so far based on PLOs
Emerging,
Developing, Proficient, Extending
· Continue verb tenses
Friday
· No or very little
teaching today- student/instructor midterm recommendation meetings
· “Self-Assessment
Reflection” Week 5
· Vocabulary exercises
· Midterm
recommendations- alphabetical order
Monday- October 12 NO
SCHOOL- Thanksgiving Monday
Tuesday
· Continue complex
sentences
· Continue verb tenses
· Begin new article “Bike-sharing programs can help cities reduce missions and congestion”
**
Continue complex
sentences- adverb clauses
Exercises- practice
MODEL
*after
The kids did their homework after dinner. SIMPLE SENT
The kids did their homework after SV dinner. COMPLEX
SENT- ADV CL
The kids did their homework after they had SV dinner. COMPLEX SENT- ADV CL
*until- waiting for
something, time
We will wait until you are finished.
COMPLEX SENT- ADV CL
We will wait until 9 o’clock. SIMPLE SENT
You can’t move up to EF6 until you pass EF5.
Until you pass EF5, you can’t move up to EF6.
You can’t be hired at a restaurant until you have Food Safe.
*unless- condition, opposite ‘if’
You can’t move up to EF6 unless you pass EF5.
You can’t be hired at
a restaurant unless you have Food Safe.
*so that
ACTION TO ACHIEVE THE
GOAL so that GOAL
He is training four
days a week so that he can run a half-marathon next spring.
She is saving money
so that she can get a new bicycle.
SV, so SV.
He wants to run a
half-marathon next spring, so he is training four days a week. COMPOUND
She wants to get a
new bicycle, so she is saving money.
She wants to get a
new bicycle.
She would like to get
a new bicycle.
*in order to HIGH
FREQUENCY- structure but different
He is training four
days a week so that he can in order to run a half-marathon next spring.
He is training four days a week in order to run a half-marathon next
spring. SIMPLE? COMPLEX?
She is saving money
so that she can get a new bicycle.
She is saving money so
that she can in order to get a new bicycle.
She is saving money in
order to get a new bicycle. SIMPLE? COMPLEX?
*so … that
VOCAB … ellipsis – three periods, dots, full stops
……. NOT ENGLISH,
CHINESE, ARABI
so … that so ADJ that
It was so foggy
today that I couldn’t see my hand in front of my face.
The cookies were so
delicious that they disappeared quickly.
The movie was so boring
that I couldn’t finish it. I turned it off.
The movie was so boring
that I couldn’t finish it. COMPLEX- adv cl
I couldn’t finish the
movie because it was so boring. COMPLEX- adv cl
The movie was very boring,
so I couldn’t finish it. COMPOUND
I couldn’t finish the
extremely boring movie. SIMPLE
Exercises:
1.
I
sit in the park while I eat lunch. VT- simple present – every day
I was sitting in the park while I was eating
lunch. VT- past progressive
She arrived at home while I was eating lunch.
I was eating lunch when the power went out.
2.They wanted
to travel before they had any children.
Their house was quiet
and clean before they had any children.
3.Whenever it snows,
we had have a snowball fight.
Whenever it snowed,
we had a snowball fight and made a snowman.
Whenever it snowed,
we made a snowman.
We made a snowman whenever
it snowed.
4.
5. Her dog ran away
when she petted another dog.
7.until the store opened
We waited until the
store opened.
We had a coffee until
the store opened.
We sat in our car until
the store opened.
HIGHER-LEVEL I wasn’t
able to return the sweater until the store opened.
11. He is as tall as
his dad.
MEANING He is as tall
as his dad is.
13. wherever you want
In Canada, you can
live wherever you want.
You can hang out
together whenever and wherever you want.
14. Let’s have a
picnic in the park if we have time Saturday.
15.We can get some
ice cream at McDonalds after we get groceries.
More Challenging
2 whenever talk asleep
Whenever he talks to
me, I fall asleep.
The parents talk
quietly whenever their baby is asleep.
7. if continue lead
Real Madrid will win
if they continue to lead Barcelona in the second half.
8. although exhausted
attend
I am happy that I
attended the meeting even though/ although/though(casual) I was
exhausted.
VOCAB even though = although
= though(casual)
11. provided that
weather event
The sports event will
happen next Tuesday provided that / if the weather is good.
VOCAB provided that- ‘if’
for important things
The sports event will
happen next Tuesday provided that the weather cooperates.
IDIOM the weather cooperates- the weather is nice
The weather is not cooperating.
12.until budget
cannot
She cannot open an
RRSP until she makes a monthly budget.
budget(n,v)- a plan
for money
We have a tight
budget.
They budget
carefully.
**
Let’s choose vocab
for Quiz 3 on adverb clauses.
10 adverb clause words
1.
because
2.
when
3.
if
4.
even
if
5.
while
6.
after/before
7.
so
that so…that
8.
although/even
though
9.
since
10.
until
10 vocab words
1.
squander(v)
2.
qualifications(n)
3.
employ(v)
4.
experience(n,v)
5.
talented(adj)
6.
international(adj)
7.
community(n)
8.
immigrate(v)
9.
essential(adj)
10.
value(n,v)
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