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- Greg Malivuk
- http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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- Homework: p. 335-336 exercise 1
- 2 a them
- b these
- c this/the
- d this/the
- e these/the
- f this/that
- g that/this
- 3 a It
- b a/the/this
- c It
- 4 a He
- b the
- c The/Those
- d they
- e the
- f The/This
- g the
- 5 a this/that/the
- b It
- c It
- d it
- e it/this
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- Forward- and backward-pointing reference:
- - forward-pointing reference refers to something that comes later in the text
- - backward-pointing refers to something that was already mentioned before
- (Backward-pointing is generally more common in writing, especially for “that” and “those”.)
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- p. 337 exercise 2 - Do 2, 3, 4, 5 with your partner.
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- p. 338 - The choice between “this”/“that” or “it” usually comes down to emphasis.
- A: She didn’t get the promotion.
- B: I knew it! = This was my prediction and I’m not surprised.
- B: I knew that! = I already learned that information.
- C: I don’t believe it! = I’m really surprised.
- C: I don’t believe that. = I genuinely don’t believe you.
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- A: Don’t leave your oven on when you go to school.
- B: I’m smarter than that. = I’m too smart to do something so stupid.
- B: I’m smarter than it. = I’m smarter than the oven.
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- Mark’s dog escaped from his yard.
- B: I was afraid of that. = I was worried that this would happen.
- B: I was afraid of it. = I was afraid of the dog.
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- “that” often refers back to a statement or information from earlier in the conversation
- “it” generally refers to a specific noun
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- p. 339 exercise 3 - With your partner, do 6-12. (1-5 can be a demonstrative or “it”, but most of 6-12 can only be one.)
- 6 that (maybe “it”)
- 7 it (maybe “that”)
- 8 it (maybe “that”)
- 9 It
- 10 That (maybe “it”)
- 11 that
- 12 That
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- Homework (optional): p. 342 activity 1 - Add punctuation to make this into (4) correct sentences:
- that that is is that that is not is not isn’t that it it is
- (You could also do: James while John had had had had had had had had had had had the teacher’s approval.)
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