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  1. Greg Malivuk
  2. [email protected]
  3. http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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  5. p. 9 - What are the main colors in the picture? How do these colors make you feel, or what things do you associate with them?
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  7. NGO = non-governmental organization, especially if it works with charity or environmentalism
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  9. With a partner, discuss the questions in parts 2 and 3 on p. 9.
  10.  
  11. gray / grey - Both are acceptable spellings for this color.
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  13. p. 10 - read the article about colors
  14. http://www.rapidtables.com/web/color/color-picker.htm - hue, saturation, and value for different colors
  15. In this article, pairs like hue/color and dress/clothing are used as exact synonyms in order to avoid repeating the same word. (In other contexts they have different meanings.)
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  17. What is the main tense in the paragraph about identity? (simple present)
  18. What is the main tense in the paragraph about decoration? (present continuous)
  19. Why?
  20. The decoration paragraph is about the moment when the picture was taken. The identity paragraph is about things that happen many times or are always true.
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  22. BREAK
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  24. Some verbs are always stative (non-action), and cannot be used in continuous tenses.
  25. - know, want, like
  26. Other verbs have both stative and dynamic (action) meanings, and can sometimes be continuous.
  27. - think, have, see, feel, love
  28.  
  29. think = belief, opinion (stative)
  30. I think that’s true. (*I’m thinking that’s true. - incorrect)
  31. think = cognition, consideration (dynamic)
  32. I think about my family every day. / I’m thinking about my family right now.
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  34. “love” is normally stative, the same as “like”
  35. I love my family. I love my wife. (*I am loving my family. - incorrect)
  36. Informally, it can also mean something like “enjoy”.
  37. “I am loving this movie.” = In this moment I am experiencing and enjoying this movie.
  38.  
  39. have = possess (stative)
  40. I have one sister. I have a laptop. (*I’m having a laptop. - incorrect)
  41. have = experience, eat, bear (dynamic)
  42. I’m having a good time. I’m having lunch. She’s having a baby.
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  44. Sense Words:
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  46. I see the window. (I’m not paying attention, but I can perceive it. - stative)
  47. I look at the picture. / I watch the movie. (I am paying attention - dynamic)
  48.  
  49. I hear music. (I’m not paying attention, but I can perceive it. - stative)
  50. I listen to music. (I am paying attention. - dynamic)
  51.  
  52. taste, smell, and feel can have both meanings (as something a person does)
  53.  
  54. look, sound, taste, smell, feel, and seem - An object can “do” these things. They are usually stative.
  55. That food looks/sounds/tastes/smells delicious.
  56. I feel cold. I might have a fever.
  57. You seem happy today. = From a variety of senses, I think you are happy. (It’s not exactly something specific that I see or hear, but rather your overall actions and behavior, that make me think you’re happy. If it’s hard for me to pin down why I think this, I use “seem”.)
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  59. Dynamic verbs take time. You can start or stop doing them. They can be interrupted.
  60. You can read one book today but you can’t read 100 books today.
  61. Stative verbs don’t take time. You can’t choose to start or stop doing them. They can’t be interrupted.
  62. You can have one book and you can have 100 books.
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  64. p. 11 part 7 - complete the sentences with the correct (stative or dynamic) verb forms
  65. 1 a think (opinion)
  66. b are thinking
  67. 2 a come (origin - stative)
  68. b are coming (motion - dynamic)
  69. 3 a love
  70. b is loving (informal)
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  72. part 8 - which tense do we usually use with these expressions?
  73. always - simple present
  74. at the moment - present continuous
  75. often - simple present
  76. this fall - present continuous (if it is fall right now - this is sometimes called the extended present)
  77. today - present continuous
  78. usually - simple present
  79.  
  80. We can use frequency adverbs (usually, always, never, often, etc.) with present continuous if we compare two actions: She is always watching TV when I visit. I’m often eating dinner when you call.
  81. You’re always using your phone (when I look at you).
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  83. http://static01.nyt.com/images/2015/02/28/science/white-or-blue-dress-1425062802757/white-or-blue-dress-1425062802757-facebookJumbo.jpg
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  85. workbook p. 5 - read the article about synesthesia
  86. part 2 - answer the questions
  87. A condition is an illness (mental or physical) if it has a serious negative effect on someone’s life.
  88.  
  89. We might say “light synesthesia” or “minor synesthesia” for example where just one or two days have a color, or where the association is learned later in life.
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  91. Blue is not an appetizing color. Red is more appetizing. (Think about restaurant logos.)
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  93. Homework: parts 3 and 4 on the workbook handout
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