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- Greg Malivuk
- gmalivuk@staffordhouse.com
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - Notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 31-32 practice - Choose at least 5 of the 15 sentences and complete them with parallel information.
- 1 Subways are dirty, old, and crowded. / Subways are fast, clean, and spacious.
- 2 We sang, danced, and drank.
- 3 In high school we have to wear uniforms, but in college we can wear whatever we want.
- In high school I had to wear a univorm, but in college I can wear whatever I want.
- 4 Interviews and tests make me nervous. / Traffic and delayed subways make me nervous.
- 5 It is much harder to lose weight than to gain weight.
- 6 If you exercise and are patient, you will feel healthy.
- 7 The way we dress reveals our personality, identity, and style.
- 8 Many city apartments are plagued by noise, humidity, and rats.
- 9 When you don’t study at school or in a college, it is hard to find a good job.
- When you don’t have a degree or experience, it is hard to find a good job.
- 10 In the park, flowers bloomed, people walked, and butterflies flew.
- 11 If you are a man in America, you can be expected to earn an average of $819 a week; if you are a woman in America, you can be expected to earn an average of $657 a week.
- 12 Many college students do homework, study, and go to bed very late.
- 13 Bargain hunters either get something good or don’t get anything.
- 14 O.J. Simpson is a man who has played professional sports, has acted in movies, and who probably murdered his ex-wife.
- 15 When I write in class, I sit on the chair; when I write at home, I lie on the bed.
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- Transitions for telling stories.
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- Beginning:
- - to introduce the setting and characters
- Once upon a time in ________ there was _______.
- (for fairy tales that often include magical things happening)
- There was once a ______ who…
- In _______ in _______, there was
- When I was younger, I once…
- - to begin the action, mention a more specific time
- One day, she… (morning/afternoon/evening/night/spring/summer/fall/winter)
- One Friday afternoon after school, I…
- Middle:
- time-order signals: Next,... / Then… / After that,... / Later,...
- A few days/weeks/months later,...
- After a while, … / After a few days/etc., …
- The next day/week,...
- (fast changes) Suddenly,... / All of a sudden,... / At that same moment,...
- (slow changes) Gradually,... / Eventually,... / Over time,...
- End:
- - to finish the action
- Finally,... / In the end,... / The last thing that happened was…
- - conclusion/wrap-up
- They lived happily ever after. (We call this the “fairy-tale ending”.)
- From that day until this,...
- And that was the last time I ever…
- That’s why you should always… (to give a “lesson”)
- The moral of the story is…
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