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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk
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- Homework:
- p. 85 parts 9, 10, and 11 for homework
- p. 86 parts 1-5 for homework, with reading on p. 87)
- p. 89: Write 3-4 paragraphs to describe your neighborhood (either here or in your country), using some of the grammar and vocabulary from today.
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- p. 85 part 9
- 1 NYC used to be a lot greener than it is today.
- 2 There used to be a lot of forest and natural landscapes.
- 3 The early residents didn’t use to live in a large city.
- 4 People used to hunt beavers for their skins.
- 5 (can’t use “used to” because it only happened once)
- 6 What used to be in the area where Fifth Avenue is now?
- ⅗ = three-fifths, ⅚ = five-sixths
- part 10
- 1 moved
- 2 used to stand / would stand
- 3 were (“they used to be taller” means the buildings are shorter now)
- 4 were
- 5 used to run / would run (it was a common action)
- 6 didn’t use to go / didn’t go / wouldn’t go
- 7 didn’t use to own / didn’t own
- 8 would take / used to take
- 9 used to have / would have (have = eat, which is an action)
- 10 used to go / would go
- 11 was
- 12 was / used to be
- p. 85 part 11
- 1 I used to study in college.
- 2 I used to play soccer. / I would wake up early.
- 3 My family planned the trip. (This happened once.)
- My family used to want to live in California. / We used to live in...
- My family would often talk about the many things to do in Boston.
- 4 I took a trip to China. (this should be simple past, because it was one vacation and happened once)
- 5 I would get a good score. / I got a good score.
- 6 We used to go to have dinner.
- 7 I went to my uncle’s house. (simple past, because it’s about one time)
- 8 I used to fall down a lot.
- I wouldn’t clean my room. I wouldn’t eat my vegetables. (“wouldn’t” includes the idea of refusing to do something)
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- “would” can mean habits in the past, or future in the past
- “wouldn’t” can mean refusal in the past, or future in the past
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- p. 86 part 1
- 1 Atlantic Ocean
- 2 islands
- 3 city
- 4 languages
- a couple < few < a few < several < many = a lot
- part 2 - c
- part 3
- a 3rd paragraph
- b 2nd paragraph
- c 5th paragraph
- d 4th paragraph
- part 4
- 1 They are graceful and they parade through the town on holidays.
- 2 It’s large and elegant with fountains and stone benches.
- 3 It’s small and immaculate.
- 4 Men meet there to swap stories and have a drink.
- part 5
- 1 a town where the main industry is coffee
- 2 polite behavior
- 3 water that comes from the sink in your house
- 4 the person she loved most in life
- 5 islands their ancestors came from
- 6 share or exchange stories
- 7 information spread quickly
- 8 an art that no one today knows how to do
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- BREAK (and fire alarm)
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- For the other material in this chapter, check the pastebin site (http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk) and look at the documents that say "Core".
- These are from my class during the week, which was the same chapter we are working on today. It has the answers to exercises we had to skip.
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- Homework: complete the take-home test (you can use your books, and you can also use the notes I made for my Core classes last week)
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