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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all classes.
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- In pairs, choose a company’s logo to redesign.
- Then work together to draw the new logo in the new colors.
- At the end, you will present your new logo to the class and explain why you made those changes.
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- p. 12 part 2 - With your partner (after you review names), choose the word that fits with each definition. Then decide whether you have a color associated with that word.
- 1 prosperity / prosperous
- 2 luck / lucky
- 3 courage / courageous
- 4 wisdom / wise
- 5 knowledge / knowledgeable
- 6 sadness / sad
- 7 mourning / mournful
- 8 envy / envious
- These words are all nouns. What are the adjectives?
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- p. 10 - read “Life in Color”
- What are some other examples of using colors in each of these three ways?
- identity: team or national colors in sports, flags, school colors
- decoration: holiday decorations, parades, parties and celebrations, seasons
- messages: colored lines for directions, trash/recycling, transportation lines, traffic signs/lights
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- Grammar: present simple and continuous
- What tense is used in the “Identity” paragraph? Why?
- - simple present, because it’s about general facts that are always true, or about actions that are repeated
- The “Decoration” paragraph?
- - present continuous, because it’s about things happening “now” (or in a photograph)
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- Simple Present Form:
- + I do my homework. He does his homework.
- - I don’t do my homework. He doesn’t do his homework.
- ? y/n Do I do my homework? Does he do his homework?
- Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Yes, he does. / No, he doesn’t.
- ? info Where do I do my homework? Where does he do his homework?
- (subject questions: How many people do their homework? Who does his homework?)
- Present Continuous Form:
- + I am doing my homework. You are doing your homework. He is doing his homework.
- - I’m not doing my homework. You’re not doing your homework. He’s not doing his homework.
- ? y/n Am I doing my homework? Are you doing your homework? Is he doing his homework?
- Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. Yes, you are. / No, you’re not. Yes, he is. / No, he’s not.
- ? info Why am I doing homework? Why are you doing homework? Why is he doing homework?
- (subject questions: How many people are doing homework? Who is doing homework?)
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- Action / Non-action verbs (Dynamic / Stative)
- *I am knowing English.
- - WRONG, because “know” is a stative verb (non-action), so it can’t be continuous
- Many verbs can have both action and non-action meanings:
- - I have one sister. (non-action = possession)
- - I’m having a party. (action = throwing)
- - I’m having dinner. (action = eating)
- - I’m having a good time. (action = experiencing)
- - She’s having a daughter. (action = bearing)
- Non-actions don’t take time. Any number of non-action sentences can be true at once.
- Actions take time. There’s a limit to how many actions you can do at once.
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- BREAK
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- p. 11 part 7 - Complete the sentences with the simple or continuous form of each verb.
- 1 a think (non-action = believe)
- b are thinking (action)
- 2 a come (non-action - to state origin)
- b are coming (action = moving)
- 3 a love (non-action)
- b is loving (action - informal = really enjoying))
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- Vocabulary: time expressions
- part 8 - which tense is most common with each expression?
- simple present: on weekends, every day, never, always, often, usually
- present continuous: right now, this month, this week, at the moment, this fall, today
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- p. 13 “Quiz” - Complete the sentences with the correct auxiliary verb or question word. (One of them is “can”.)
- 1 do (the subject is “people” and the verb is “come”)
- 2 Who
- 3 is
- 4 is
- 1 does (the subject is “festival” and the verb is “celebrate”)
- 2 Which/What
- 3 do (the subject is “cabs” and the verb is “come”)
- 4 can
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- In teams of 2, go to p. 153 or 154 and ask the other team those questions.
- If they get it right the first time, they get 5 points.
- If they get it wrong first, then read the three options. They can answer again for 1 point.
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- p. 17 - How do you know this is a website (not a letter)?
- Read the website. What tense is each paragraph in?
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- part 2a - Which options correctly describe the text? How do you know?
- 2 neutal: not formal (uses contractions, uses “you” and “us”), not informal (uses “currently” and “In addition”)
- 3 potential clients: current clients already know what the company does and don’t need to be attracted to it with testimonials
- 4 to promote the company: it talks about multiple services, not just one product
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- part 1 - Which two options would be most likely to use this company? How do you know?
- (a) and (d) - These are both workplaces that need to design new locations.
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- part 3 - Find examples of each thing:
- 1 time expressions: currently, this year, fifteen years’, so far
- 2 expressions to signal additional information: In addition, also
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- Word order
- In addition, we help you find the products. (beginning, with a comma)
- We also help you find the products. (after the subject, before the main verb; informal at the beginning)
- (We can also help you. - after the first auxiliary verb)
- We help you find the products, as well. (at the end)
- We help you find the products too. (at the end)
- This year, we are working with an airline.
- We are working with an airline this year. (time expressions go at the beginning or the end)
- Currently, we are working with an airline.
- We are currently working with an airline.
- We are working with an airline currently. (beginning or end, or with the verb)
- I always do my homework. She never does her homework. (many time and frequency adverbs can only go with the verb, not at the beginning or end of the sentence)
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- Homework: Write a company profile for a company you invent. Include the same three sections as on p. 17 (“About Us”, “Current Projects”, and “Testimonials”)
- Also: read p. 15 and do parts 4, 5, 6 on p. 14
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