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- Greg Malivuk
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- Next week Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, modules will be a bit longer (no modules Thursday):
- Module 1: 12:30-1:30
- Module 2: 1:45-2:45
- Module 3: 3:00-4:00
- No class Friday, December 25. The next class after that will be Monday, January 4, 2016.
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- p. 107 - ask your partner what activities they enjoy doing, they enjoy not doing, and they don’t enjoy doing during free time. Write your partner’s answers in your chart.
- What do you enjoy doing during your free time? (You do it and that makes you happy.)
- What do you enjoy not doing during your free time? (You don’t do it and that makes you happy.)
- What don’t you enjoy doing during your free time? (You do it but that doesn’t make you happy.)
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- I enjoy sleeping late. = I enjoy not waking up early.
- I don’t enjoy being hungry during my free time. = Sometimes I am hungry during my free time, and I don’t like it.
- I enjoy not being hungry during my free time. = I am not hungry during my free time (but I often am hungry at work or school), and I enjoy feeling not hungry.
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- verb(ing) as a gerund is different from verb(ing) in continuous tenses
- “do” in the question always means an action
- What do you enjoy doing? I enjoy having free time. (wrong as an answer to this question, because having free time isn’t an action)
- What do you enjoy about retirement? I enjoy having more free time. (okay as an answer to this question, because I’m not asking for an action)
- *I am having more free time. (wrong, because we don’t use continuous with non-action verbs)
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- gerunds function like nouns (they can be subjects or objects, they can be after possessives, they are after prepositions, etc.)
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- Homework: p. 109 exercises 1 and 2
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