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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 156-7, practice 1 and 2
- practice 1
- 2 Do you want
- 3 is studying
- 4 don’t like
- 5 are changing
- 6 is wearing
- 7 Does Shui know (after “does” or “did”, use the base form of the main verb)
- 8 doesn’t come
- This jewelry isn’t coming from Africa. (It’s in transit right now, or I keep receiving shipments of jewelry and I don’t know where they’re from, but I know they’re not coming from Africa.)
- practice 2
- 2 How do they go to work.
- 3 Do the women always dress in bright colors?
- 4 Are you working?
- 5 Who bought these lovely yellow flowers? (subject question)
- 6 Can I go to the movies tonight?
- 7 Why does Nanoko always wear that orange necklace?
- 8 How many blue shirts does Alex have?
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- I don’t drink coffee. = I never drink coffee.
- I’m not drinking coffee. = I’m not drinking it right now. (I’m drinking tea right now. / I stopped drinking coffee temporarily.)
- woman / women - The spelling changes in the second syllable, but the pronunciation changes in the first syllable. (women = “wimmin”)
- Why is Nanoko always wearing that orange necklace? (Every time I look at her she is wearing it. This is more constant than “why does she wear”.)
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- Today is April Fool’s Day
- skeptical = unwilling to believe something without good evidence
- gullible = willing to believe something even with very little evidence
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- With your group, choose an existing brand to redesign to make as ugly as possible (with bad colors, bad logo, etc.). Draw the new logo with the new colors, and then you can also design things like the website or the (colors of the) main corporate office. When one person is drawing the logo, the rest of you should come up with marketing reasons why the company should accept your “good” new design.
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- BREAK
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- http://www.curioustaxonomy.net/etym/fiction.html - species named after fictional characters
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- Now present your new design to the rest of the class.
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- p. 17 - Website profile - Read the profile of the company.
- part 1 - Who might use the services of this company?
- part 2 - Choose the correct information and identify how you know
- 1 website - address bar at the top, layout, circles at the bottom are probably other pictures you can look at
- 2 neutral - second person (“you”) is not formal (formal would talk about “the company” and “the client” in 3rd person), but it also has more formal phrases like “In addition” and “currently”
- 3 potential clients - “we can offer advice” “we help you find” are directed at people who haven’t already chosen this company, testimonials are also usually for potential customers
- 4 to promote the company - It’s about what the company as a whole (“we”) can do.
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- part 3-4 - Underline these expressions and verbs in the text, and complete the sentences in part 4 with the same words.
- part 3
- time information: fifteen years, so far, currently, this year
- additional information: also, in addition
- verbs: offer advice, help you find, working with an airline, advising medical centers, redecorating four-star hotels, (promoting Young Fashion Week)
- part 4
- 1 currently, In addition
- 2 This year, also
- In addition, we are advising a fast food company. (“in addition” goes first, with a comma)
- We are also advising a fast food company. (“also” goes after the first auxiliary verb)
- We are advising a fast food company as well. (“as well” goes at the end)
- We are advising a fast food company too. (“too” goes at the end)
- Currently, we are advising a fast food company. (“currently” can go at the beginning, with a comma)
- We are currently advising a fast food company. (“currently” can go after the first auxiliary verb)
- This year(,) we are advising a fast food company. (the comma is optional)
- We are advising a fast food company this year. (“this year” can go at the beginning or the end)
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- Homework: Write a website profile (with “about us”, “current projects”, and at least two testimonials) for either the “new” version of the company whose logo you designed, or for the graphic design company that made the new logo.
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