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- Greg Malivuk
- greg.malivuk@gmail.com
- Notes at http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
- "Top Notch 2 2013-10-02"
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- Homework: workbook p. 28
- (C)
- 1 'm going to see
- will go
- 2 're going to go
- are you going to leave
- are going to fly
- are you going to stay
- are going to camp
- (There is a plan for everything in this
- conversation.)
- 3 am going to move
- will help
- am going to pick up
- (D)
- 1 had to (past necessity)
- 2 must not
- 3 ought to = should
- 4 were supposed to
- 5 Could
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- be going to:
- - very certain predictions
- "It's going to rain." = I see the black clouds
- - plans I have already made
- "I'm going to help you move." = we already
- talked about this and made a plan
- will:
- - less certain predictions
- "It will probably rain." = weather.com says so
- - decisions I just now made (no plan before)
- "I'll help you move." = this is my offer. I
- didn't know you were moving, but I can help if
- you want.
- present continuous:
- - planned future actions
- "I'm going to India." = I already bought
- tickets.
- simple present:
- - scheduled events
- "My flight arrives at 7:00." = this is what I
- can read on the ticket
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- Please stop tapping your pencil.
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- Unit 4 - Cars and Driving - p. 38
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- VAT = Value-Added Tax
- zipcar.com - for short car rental around Boston
- (for example if you need to go grocery shopping)
- Just a moment.
- Just a second.
- Just a minute.
- Hold on (a moment/second/minute).
- taillight, tailgate - back of the car
- headlight - front of the car
- tailgating: driving very close behind another
- car
- Concern: I am worried about something.
- I'm so sorry (to hear that).
- Are you OK?
- How awful!
- Oh, no!
- Are you hurt? / Did you break something?
- Is everyone okay?
- Relief: I was worried, but now everything is OK.
- Thank God.
- Thank goodness.
- Oh I'm so glad to hear that.
- replace: get a new one to take the place of the
- old one (the old one is broken or missing)
- gearshift (manual) = stick shift
- "Can you drive stick?" = can you drive a manual
- transmission car?
- emergency brake = handbrake = parking brake
- airbag
- sunroof
- convertible
- gas cap
- British English:
- hood = bonnet
- windshield = windscreen
- trunk = boot
- tire = tyre
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- Past Continuous (p. 41)
- continuous = [be] + verb(ing)
- present continuous: "be" is in the present
- past continuous: "be" is in the past
- I am teaching English right now.
- I was teaching English yesterday at 5pm.
- I was teaching English when you took a photo.
- We were eating dinner when the phone rang.
- He was tailgating me when the accident happened.
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- We were wearing warm gloves.
- We weren't wearing warm mittens.
- Were we wearing warm gloves?
- - Yes, we were. / No, we weren't.
- Where were we wearing warm gloves?
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- (tongue twister)
- She sells seashells by the seashore,
- So surely the shells she sells are seashore
- shells.
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- (C)
- 1 had
- 2 was driving
- 3 was paying
- 4 was waiting for
- 5 rang
- 6 answered
- "all of a sudden" = "suddenly" = quickly and
- unexpectedly
- 7 stopped
- 8 hit
- 9 learned
- 10 was wearing
- 11 had
- We use the continuous for verbs that take some time.
- Non-action verbs take no time (want, need, believe, have), and we never use them with continuous.
- Very short actions also don't take much time (hit, start, stop), and usually aren't continuous.
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- (D)
- 1 A tree fell on the car in the storm.
- 2 He hit a parked car because he fell asleep.
- 3 The brakes failed and he hit a tree.
- 4 Another car crashed into her trunk.
- "It's going to cost an arm and a leg to fix."
- = The repair will be very expensive.
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- "I was speeding." = I was driving faster than the speed limit.
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- Homework: workbook p. 31 (3-4) and 32 (part 5)
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