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2016-03-39 Core: 1 using colors

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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  4. https://static01.nyt.com/images/2015/02/28/science/white-or-blue-dress-1425062802757/white-or-blue-dress-1425062802757-facebookJumbo.jpg
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  6. p. 9 parts 2 and 3 - Discuss the questions in pairs.
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  8. p. 10 - How are the people in the pictures using colors? Read the article.
  9. What are the three ways we use colors according to the reading? What is an example of each not in the reading?
  10. 1 identity: national flags, uniforms, makeup, tattoos, bridesmaids wearing the same color
  11. 2 decoration: parties, in a club, body painting, tattoos
  12. 3 messages: traffic signs and lights, representations of political parties, warnings, to help with learning, bridesmaids
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  14. What tense is used in the “Identity” paragraph? - simple present
  15. The “Decoration” paragraph? - present continuous
  16. Why?
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  18. simple present: habits and routines (repeated actions), permanent situations, facts that are always true, states and conditions
  19. present continuous: something that is happening in this moment (started before now and continues after now), must be an action (dynamic) verb
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  21. p. 11 part 5 - Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs.
  22. 1 dress
  23. 2 is wearing
  24. 3 says
  25. 4 gets
  26. 5 are trying
  27. 6 get
  28. 7 don’t eat
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  30. Simple Present:
  31. + I eat at home. She eats at home.
  32. - I don’t eat at home. She doesn’t eat at home
  33. ? y/n Do you eat at home? Does she eat at home?
  34. Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.
  35. info? Where do you eat? Where does she eat?
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  37. Present Continuous = Present Progressive:
  38. + I am eating at home. She is eating at home. They are eating at home.
  39. - I am not eating at home. She isn’t eating at home. They aren’t eating at home.
  40. ? y/n Am I eating at home? Is she eating at home? Are they eating at home?
  41. Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t. Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.
  42. info? Where am I eating? Where is she eating? Where are they eating?
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  44. Stative (non-action) verbs: Verbs that describe a state or condition, which we don’t use in continuous forms. Stative verbs don’t take any time.
  45. Dynamic (action) verbs: Verbs that describe an action or event, which we can use in continuous forms. Action verbs take (possibly a very small amount of) time.
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  47. Continuous sentences means now we’re in the middle of the time for a dynamic verb.
  48.  
  49. Every day at 7pm, I eat dinner. = At 7pm I start dinner.
  50. Every day at 7pm, I am eating dinner. = At 7pm I’m in the middle of dinner.
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  52. part 6 - Put the other stative verbs in the correct categories. Then try to think of another verb for each category.
  53. thoughts/mental processes: believe, know, understand, mean, suppose, think
  54. the senses: hear, sound, taste, feel, see, smell
  55. emotions: want, love, need, hate
  56. possession: have, contain, belong, own, possess
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  58. BREAK
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  60. Which of the words from part 6 can also be dynamic?
  61. think: I’m thinking of you. I’m thinking about my plans.
  62. taste: I’m tasting the soup to see if it needs more salt.
  63. feel: I’m feeling cold. I’m feeling around in my bag to find my pen.
  64. see: I’m seeing a movie later (in the cinema). Pat and Alex are seeing each other. (= dating)
  65. smell: I’m smelling the flowers.
  66. love: She is loving her new job. (= enjoying, informal)
  67. have: I’m having fun. I’m having a party. I’m having lunch. She’s having a baby.
  68. possess: The demon is possessing his body.
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  70. part 7 - Complete the sentences with the correct (simple or continuous) forms. Also identify if the verb is stative or dynamic in each sentence.
  71. 1 a think (stative)
  72. b are thinking (dynamic)
  73. 2 a come (stative)
  74. b are coming (dynamic)
  75. 3 a love (stative)
  76. b is loving (dynamic)
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  78. This word comes from French. (stative)
  79. He comes home at 8. (dynamic)
  80.  
  81. I have a dog. (stative)
  82. I have a party every week. (dynamic)
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  84. part 8 - which time expressions are typically used with simple present or present continuous?
  85. simple present: on weekends, every day, never, always, often, usually
  86. present continuous: right now, this month, this week, at the moment, this fall, today
  87.  
  88. At 7pm, I am usually eating dinner. - I’m usually in the middle of it at 7pm.
  89. At 7pm, I usually eat dinner. - I usually start at 7pm.
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  91. part 10: Find out who in the class does each of these things the most often. (Ask everyone questions.)
  92.  
  93. I go shopping once a week. He goes shopping three times a week.
  94. I am going shopping. He is going shopping. They are going shopping.
  95. Yesterday, I went shopping.
  96. (*I’m going to shopping. - WRONG)
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  98. Reading practice (in English)
  99. - Things you’ve already read or seen in your language.
  100. - Comics/graphic novels (because the pictures help you understand)
  101. - Young adult literature (Harry Potter, Narnia, Hunger Games, Divergent, Percy Jackson, Shadowhunters, Twilight, The Giver)
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  103. Workbook p. 4 part 1 - Complete the sentences with the simple present or present continuous.
  104. 1 spend (repeated action)
  105. 2 seems, like
  106. 3 belong
  107. 4 possess
  108. 5 feel
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  110. Homework: finish p. 4 of the workbook
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