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- Greg Malivuk
- greg.malivuk@gmail.com
- Notes at http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
- "Top Notch 2 2013-09-09"
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- After one week, you *must* have a textbook. If
- you don't have one, you cannot come to class.
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- Workbook, p. 2-3
- (6)
- 1 Have you had, I have had
- 2 Have you been, we have been
- 3 Have you exercised, I have gone
- 4 Have you read, I have been
- I read every day. "reed"
- I read yesterday. "red"
- I have read many books. "red"
- (7)
- 1 seen (lately=recently=not a long time ago)
- Yes, I have. I saw Titanic last Saturday.
- 2 met
- No, I haven't.
- 3 been / gone
- Yes, I have. I go to Europe every weekend.
- 4 eaten
- Yes, I have. I ate pasta and chicken and rice
- and beans and salad, and French fries too.
- 5 done
- Yes, I have. I did my homework at school.
- No, I haven't. I will do it after school.
- OK: I have been to Europe.
- OK: I have gone to Europe.
- Not OK: I was to Europe last year.
- OK: I went to Europe last year.
- Not OK: I am to Europe every summer.
- OK: I go to Europe every summer.
- (8)
- 1 Have you taken
- 2 came ("two years ago" = finished)
- 3 was
- 4 Have you been
- 5 visited (2002 = finished)
- 6 didn't see (I didn't see it in 2002.)
- haven't seen (ever in my whole life)
- 7 was
- 8 read
- 9 Have you met
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- p. 6: "already", "ever", and "yet"
- Have you eaten lunch yet? (maybe not, but I
- think you will soon)
- I haven't learned English yet. (but I will learn
- it in the future)
- Sorry, I have eaten lunch already.
- She's already married. = We are surprised,
- because she is young to be married.
- - "already" and "yet" ask about recent
- experiences
- Have you ever been to Rio before?
- - "ever" and "before" ask about life experiences
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- Have you seen Elysium yet?
- Yes, I have already seen it twice.
- No, I haven't seen it yet.
- ("Elysium" is a new movie. This is about a
- recent experience.)
- Have you ever seen Titanic?
- Have you seen Titanic before?
- ("Titanic" is an older movie. This is about a
- life experience.)
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- go sightseeing: visit the important tourist
- places in a city
- Have you ever climbed Mt. Fuji?
- Have you ever gone sightseeing in NYC?
- Have you ever gone to the top of the Eiffel
- Tower?
- Have you ever tried Korean food?
- Have you ever taken a tour of the Tower of
- London?
- Have you ever taken pictures of the Great Wall?
- - Yes, I have. / No, I haven't.
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- "Never Have I Ever" (game)
- Never have I ever climbed Mt. Fuji.
- -> I have never climbed Mt. Fuji.
- eaten shrimp.
- gone to Canada.
- worn a miniskirt.
- ridden a roller coaster.
- ...
- If you HAVEN'T done this, don't change anything.
- If you HAVE done this, put down one finger (and
- drink some alcohol).
- wear wore worn
- ride rode ridden
- run ran run
- come came come
- swim swam swum
- (list of irregular verbs on p. 126)
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- I have not tried sushi.
- I have never eaten sushi.
- I don't like alcohol.
- I can't drive a car.
- I never watch TV.
- I don't have cable.
- - Me neither. (because it is NEGATIVE)
- I have ridden a roller coaster.
- I enjoy teaching.
- I can speak Portuguese.
- I always watch TV at night.
- I watch a lot of Netflix.
- - Me too. (because it is AFFIRMATIVE)
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- I didn't go to the beach this year.
- = And now summer is finished, so I won't for the
- rest of the year.
- I haven't gone to the beach this year.
- = But it is still warm outside, so I might go in
- September or October.
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- Body Language (p. 8)
- - facial expressions
- - hand gestures
- "get off on the wrong foot" - start a
- relationship in a bad or unfriendly way, because
- of a mistake or misunderstanding
- p. 9
- "When in Rome, (do as the Romans do)."
- = follow the customs of the place you're
- visiting
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- Homework: workbook p. 5
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