2016-04-19 Core: 3 review and test

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: Write a blog entry about spending a weekend in the city you designed. (Try to use grammar and vocabulary from this unit.)
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p. 44 part 1 - Have you gone surfing before? Write the correct form of each verb in italics (if it needs to change). (At least 6 verbs need to be changed.)
1 learned
2 was
3 paid / had paid
4 had just passed
5 was
6 had gone (before the main story, which is about when I finally learned to surf)
7 hadn’t managed
8 were watching
9 wanted
10 paddled out
11 was setting
12 scrambled
13 didn’t fall off (at the same time as “scrambled”, “hadn’t fallen off” would be before “scrambled”)
14 had just gotten up
15 crashed
16 stayed
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p. 160 practice 2 - Complete the sentences with simple past and past perfect verbs.
2 had paid / paid
  bought
3 hadn’t arrived
  woke
4 flooded
  had melted / melted
5 had forgotten / forgot
  was
6 hadn’t reached
  hit
7 sold
  had sailed / sailed
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p. 44 part 3 - Add vowels to make bodies of water. Then try to name one of each that you know about.
lake - Lake Victoria, Lake Louise, Lake Tota, Lake Como
marina - Boston Harbor Marina
ocean - Atlantic Ocean, Pacific Ocean, Indian Ocean, Arctic Ocean
pool
reservoir - Chestnut Hill Reservoir
river - Charles River, Nile River, Mississippi River, Amazon River
sea - Black Sea, Red Sea, White Sea
stream
waterfall - Niagara Falls, Victoria Falls, Angel Falls
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Make sure you understand the words and expressions on p. 34, 38, 40, and 41
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Forming Adverbs (p. 34)
adjective + -ly = adverb: happy/happily, careful/carefully, usual/usually, interesting/interestingly
	(Careful: noun + -ly = adjective, like “friendly”, “lovely”, “motherly”)
Sometimes, adjective = adverb: fast, hard, early, late (The flight is late. I arrived late.)
Remaining adverbs aren’t related to adjectives: sometimes, always, never, already, just, yet, also, etc.
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TEST