Good morning, everyone.
Today’s Agenda
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“Self-Assessment Reflection” Week 4
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Vocabulary exercises
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Return Quiz 3
Go over
Optional RW for bonus point
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Continue adjective clauses
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Essay work
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Work on spoken dialogue presentations
Please give me a copy of the dialogue on
the day you are doing your presentation.
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Fun game or song lyrics
Monday
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Dialogue presentations 1
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Continue adjective clauses
Quiz tomorrow
Choose vocabulary
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Verb tense- present perfect
Tuesday
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Quiz4- adjective clauses- FINAL QUIZ
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Dialogue presentations 2
Wednesday
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Dialogue presentations 3
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Essay 1 – multiparagraph writing
Thursday
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Dialogue presentations 4
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Optional replacement quiz and/or test
Friday
Final day
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Dialogue presentations 5
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Return essay, multiparagraph writing
Optional RW for bonus point
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One-on-one meetings
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Final marks and reports
I will submit final marks and reports to the
office on Friday.
COMING UP
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FINISH “Odd
Word Out 2” from two weeks ago
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Verb tense- modals
Quiz3
Write a sentence with an adverb clause for each.
Pass in by 9:05
1.
before friend
My friend called me before she
came over.
2.
when follow
Follow me when we hike up the mountain.
3.
since solution
She is happy since she found a solution to her problem.
4.
because family
Her family is happy because they all get along.
PHRASAL VERB get along- good relationship
verb + prep
They don’t get along. There is conflict in their
relationship.
5.
if piece
If you give me a piece of cake,
I will eat it.
6.
unless improve
You can’t improve your speaking unless you talk to
people.
Optional RW for a bonus point.
EXAMPLES:
I will follow you when
you will become are famous one day.
He will go on vacation when
he will have has free time.
1.
I need to
___________ my Spanish before I travel to Madrid.
a.
brush up on –
review, relearn, refresh your knowledge
b.
put off
c.
run into
2.
He ___________ an
old friend while shopping downtown.
a.
gave up
b.
ran into-
meet unexpectedly
c.
came
across- find unexpectedly
3.
The meeting was ___________
until next week.
a.
brought up
b.
turned down
c.
put off-
delay, postpone, reschedule
4.
She ___________
an interesting point during the discussion.
a.
looked after
b.
brought up-
raise a point, talk about an idea
c.
put out
5.
We need to
___________ the budget before making a final decision.
a.
look over-
review, examine
b.
break into
c.
get by- survive
They get by
on a small amount of money.
I can get by
on my part-time job.
I have a
survival job just to get by.
6.
He was
___________ by the noisy neighbors.
a.
put off-
irritated, upset
b.
taken aback-
surprised
c.
brought down
She is put
off by people talking loudly on their phone.
pull up
short He pulled up short. He stopped
his car suddenly. He hit the brakes.
7.
They’ve decided
to ___________ their gym membership to save money.
a.
cut out-cancel,
stop, cut from the budget, stop paying for
b.
go through
c.
give in- finally
agree after a long argument
He cut out
eating out in order to save money.
She cut out
sugar in her diet.
She quit
smoking. She cut out cigarettes.
The tired
mother finally gave in to her crying son. She gave him some candy.
You can’t
give in to kids.
8.
I ___________
yoga recently, and I love it!
a.
took up-started
a new activity
b.
turned into
c.
came across
9.
Could you
___________ the lights before you leave the room?
a.
turn off-
switch off
b.
bring up
c.
take on
You can turn
off a phone/TV/ laptop/printer/PS4.
turn on
bring up-
talk about an idea
She brought
up buying a new car.
bring up –
raise kids or animals
I brought up
two kids.
IDIOM Let
sleeping dogs lie. Don’t bring up old arguments.
Move on.
It’s time to move on. Let’s not dwell on past mistakes.
10.
They managed to
___________ the difficult situation with teamwork.
a.
get
through- overcome, manage a difficult situation
b.
pull over
c.
look up
We will get
through this bad situation as a family.
She get
through a difficult time with her marriage. She eventually dumped her loser
husband.
divorced-
11.
She always
___________ her younger sister when their parents are away.
a.
turns down-
reject, refuse, say ‘no’
b.
looks
after- take care of
c.
takes up
takes care
of
She turned
down his marriage proposal.
12.
We need to
___________ early if we want to avoid traffic.
a.
set off- leave on a trip, start on a journey, depart
b.
give up
c.
take off
Next
Friday, I will set off for a four-day fishing trip.
He
set off for Calgary in his car.
13.
The teacher asked
the students to ___________ their assignments by Friday.
a.
come across
b.
hand in-
turn in, submit, give to the teacher
c.
give away
hand out(v)
She handed out candy to the Trick-or-Treaters.
handout(n)
-free gift charity
He gave a
handout to the homeless man.
She is very
proud, and she will not take handouts.
14.
If you don’t
understand, I can ___________ the instructions again.
a.
go over-
review, talk about again, study again, teach again, discuss again
b.
carry out
c.
break down
We’ve gone
over this again and again.
15.
The manager
decided to ___________ the job offer.
a.
break off
b.
turn down-
reject, refuse, decline
c.
run into
She politely
declined the job offer.
16.
I need to
___________ my keys — I can’t find them anywhere!
a.
look for-search
for
b.
take over
c.
make out
He needs to
look for a new apartment.
17.
The company plans
to ___________ a new product this summer.
a.
bring out-
produce, sell, bring to the market
b.
set up
c.
take down
Apple
recently brought out the iphone 17.
Apple
recently launched /released the iphone 17.
Beyonce will
release a new album next year.
New movies are
called new releases.
NEW
RELEASES
Old
releases
set up- build, organize
He set up a new modem in his house.
She set up her two friends on
a date. She likes to play matchmaker.
18.
On her doctor’s
advice, she will ___________ sugary
drinks.
a.
pick up with
b.
put down for
c.
cut down
on- reduce the amount, eat less, drink less
He cut on his screen time.
She cut down on eating junk
food.
The doctor said that he
should cut down on drinking.
cut out smoking- completely
quit
19.
He ___________
his jacket and left the house.
a.
put on-
b.
looked up
c.
brought about
She put on
make-up.
He put on a
face to his sister.
20.
The thief managed
to ___________ with the stolen goods before the police arrived.
a.
get away-escape,
ran away
b.
take off
c.
fall back- go to
a lower position
Real Madrid fell back to
third place.
My little sister got away
with everything.
IDIOM My little sister got
away with murder.
Trump gets away with murder.
Nothing affects him.
Daily Phrasal Verbs – useful for people who are developing language
skills
- idioms, idiomatic- don’t translate well from
a dictionary, meaning is not in the dictionary, meaning is in the usage
- heart of English
Phrasal verbs: verb + preposition
verb + preposition
look at- look (v) + at (prep)= ‘look at’
phrasal verb
look after- look (v) + after (prep)= ‘look
after’ phrasal verb – TOTALLY DIFFERENT MEANING
look up
look out
look up to – admire, respect ‘You look up to
your grandmother.’
RESOURCES FOR SELF-STUDY:
https://7esl.com/phrasal-verbs/#Common_Phrasal_Verbs_List_from_A_to_Z
Focus on one topic every few days:
Family, Relationships, Travel, Telephone,
Cooking, Shopping, Business Clothes, Animals, House, Party, Driving, Education,
Work, Health, Innovation, Money, Sleep, Problems, Crime, Environment
1000
phrasal verbs: chrome-extension://efaidnbmnnnibpcajpcglclefindmkaj/https://www.languageforlife.es/wp-content/uploads/2013/10/Complete-PV-list.pdf
1.
The city _____ has
changed a lot over the years. grow
The
city that/which has grown has changed a lot over the years.
The
city where I grew up has changed a lot over the years.
2.
The boy _____ reported
it to the police. bike steal
The
boy whose bike was stolen reported it to the police.
My phone
was stolen. passive voice
Her
heart was stolen. He stole her heart. She fell for him.
Her
heart was broken.
3.
The flowers _____
were a gift from a friend. vase
The
flowers that are in the vase were a gift from a friend.
4.
The athlete _____
trained hard for years. win gold medal
The athlete who won a gold
medal trained hard for years.
Olympics- gold, silver, and
bronze
5.
The shop _____ was
very crowded. buy souvenirs
The
shop where I bought souvenirs was very crowded.
The
shop where tourists buy souvenirs was very crowded.
She
bought small bottles of ice wine and maple syrup for souvenirs for her friends
back home.
6.
The child _____ is
my cousin. play yard
The
child who plays is playing in the yard is my cousin.
7.
The hotel _____ offers
breathtaking views. overlook beach
The
hotel that overlooks the beach offers breathtaking views.
VOCAB
overlook(v) has a view of
Her
twenty-fifth floor apartment overlooks Stanley Park. It has a nice view of Stanley
Park.
overlook(v)
– forget, miss something I overlooked
that bill. I forgot to pay it.
The
girl that won the race is my sister.
WHAT
I TEACH
The
girl who won the race is my sister.
sounds
more polite and respectful
that-
things and animals
Levels
of politeness
The
guy who my sister married is a good guy.
The
guy that my sister married is a loser.
Chinese
idiom- ‘eat soft rice’ man doesn’t work, wife works
IDIOM
freeloader- somebody who takes from people and do not contribute anything,
other people support them
-able
to work, but choose not to work
IDIOM
work long hours
Listening Questions
6.
Sick people stay here. Doctors and nurses work
here. What place is it?
Emergency ward,
pediatric ward, maternity ward, cardiology ward
7.
If a unicorn lost its horn, what animal would
it look like?
A moose has
antlers.
A bull has
horns.
narwhal-
whale with a horn
buffalo-
8.
Uncle Ed repaired four pairs of boots. How many
boots did he fix in all?
9. Is Vancouver
next to the Atlantic Ocean or the Pacific Ocean?
10.
It’s quarter to twelve right now. What time
will it be in one hour?
11:45 quarter to twelve
12:15 quarter after/past twelve
1:30 one thirty, half past one
1 ½ one and a half
11.
What object is hidden for a short time during a
lunar eclipse?
lunar – moon solar
-sun
lunar new year -based on the movement of the moon
12.
Why can’t plants grow at night?
no sun, photosynthesis
13.
Which produces light: a star or a planet?
14.
How much is 14 + 15 +16?
15.
Which will dissolve in water: salt, sand, or
gravel?
