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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- 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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- p. 9 parts 2 and 3 - Discuss the questions in pairs.
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- p. 10 - How are the people in the pictures using colors? Read the article.
- What are the three ways we use colors according to the reading? What is an example of each not in the reading?
- 1 identity: national flags, uniforms, makeup, tattoos, bridesmaids wearing the same color
- 2 decoration: parties, in a club, body painting, tattoos
- 3 messages: traffic signs and lights, representations of political parties, warnings, to help with learning, bridesmaids
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- What tense is used in the “Identity” paragraph? - simple present
- The “Decoration” paragraph? - present continuous
- Why?
- simple present: habits and routines (repeated actions), permanent situations, facts that are always true, states and conditions
- 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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- p. 11 part 5 - Complete the sentences with the correct forms of the verbs.
- 1 dress
- 2 is wearing
- 3 says
- 4 gets
- 5 are trying
- 6 get
- 7 don’t eat
- Simple Present:
- + I eat at home. She eats at home.
- - I don’t eat at home. She doesn’t eat at home
- ? y/n Do you eat at home? Does she eat at home?
- Yes, I do. / No, I don’t. Yes, she does. / No, she doesn’t.
- info? Where do you eat? Where does she eat?
- Present Continuous = Present Progressive:
- + I am eating at home. She is eating at home. They are eating at home.
- - I am not eating at home. She isn’t eating at home. They aren’t eating at home.
- ? y/n Am I eating at home? Is she eating at home? Are they eating at home?
- Yes, I am. / No, I’m not. Yes, she is. / No, she isn’t. Yes, they are. No, they aren’t.
- info? Where am I eating? Where is she eating? Where are they eating?
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- 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.
- 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.
- Continuous sentences means now we’re in the middle of the time for a dynamic verb.
- Every day at 7pm, I eat dinner. = At 7pm I start dinner.
- Every day at 7pm, I am eating dinner. = At 7pm I’m in the middle of dinner.
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- part 6 - Put the other stative verbs in the correct categories. Then try to think of another verb for each category.
- thoughts/mental processes: believe, know, understand, mean, suppose, think
- the senses: hear, sound, taste, feel, see, smell
- emotions: want, love, need, hate
- possession: have, contain, belong, own, possess
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- Which of the words from part 6 can also be dynamic?
- think: I’m thinking of you. I’m thinking about my plans.
- taste: I’m tasting the soup to see if it needs more salt.
- feel: I’m feeling cold. I’m feeling around in my bag to find my pen.
- see: I’m seeing a movie later (in the cinema). Pat and Alex are seeing each other. (= dating)
- smell: I’m smelling the flowers.
- love: She is loving her new job. (= enjoying, informal)
- have: I’m having fun. I’m having a party. I’m having lunch. She’s having a baby.
- possess: The demon is possessing his body.
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- part 7 - Complete the sentences with the correct (simple or continuous) forms. Also identify if the verb is stative or dynamic in each sentence.
- 1 a think (stative)
- b are thinking (dynamic)
- 2 a come (stative)
- b are coming (dynamic)
- 3 a love (stative)
- b is loving (dynamic)
- This word comes from French. (stative)
- He comes home at 8. (dynamic)
- I have a dog. (stative)
- I have a party every week. (dynamic)
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- part 8 - which time expressions are typically used with simple present or present continuous?
- simple present: on weekends, every day, never, always, often, usually
- present continuous: right now, this month, this week, at the moment, this fall, today
- At 7pm, I am usually eating dinner. - I’m usually in the middle of it at 7pm.
- At 7pm, I usually eat dinner. - I usually start at 7pm.
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- part 10: Find out who in the class does each of these things the most often. (Ask everyone questions.)
- I go shopping once a week. He goes shopping three times a week.
- I am going shopping. He is going shopping. They are going shopping.
- Yesterday, I went shopping.
- (*I’m going to shopping. - WRONG)
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- Reading practice (in English)
- - Things you’ve already read or seen in your language.
- - Comics/graphic novels (because the pictures help you understand)
- - Young adult literature (Harry Potter, Narnia, Hunger Games, Divergent, Percy Jackson, Shadowhunters, Twilight, The Giver)
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- Workbook p. 4 part 1 - Complete the sentences with the simple present or present continuous.
- 1 spend (repeated action)
- 2 seems, like
- 3 belong
- 4 possess
- 5 feel
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- Homework: finish p. 4 of the workbook
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