2016-03-30 Core: 1 meanings of colors

Greg Malivuk
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http://www.pastebin.com/u/gmalivuk - notes from all classes
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Homework: finish p. 4 of the workbook

not + either = neither

A: It’s not my paper.
B: It’s not mine either.
(or: Nor is it mine.)

A: I don’t like it.
B: I don’t either. / Neither do I. / Me neither.
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Workbook p. 4 part 1
6 need
7 are disappearing
8 move
9 are getting (“chances” is the subject)
10 are speculating / speculate
part 2
1 natural
2 common
3 minority
4 the cold
5 smaller
part 3
1 use
2 contain (= “have inside”, stative)
3 come
4 are now reporting
5 is increasing (subject = “the number”)
6 know
7 cause
8 don’t understand
9 is becoming

the number of people is… (“the number” is the subject)
a number of people are… (“a number” is a quantifier for the subject, “people”)
part 4
1 Do you like, Does it look
2 ‘m looking
3 Does this bag belong
4 does it taste
5 Are you thinking
6 suppose
part 5
1 Jamie goes out with friends on weekends.
2 He is spending time with his family today.
3 Jamie is making lunch at the moment. / They are making…
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What color symbolizes love and anger? What other things does red symbolize?
p. 12 part 2 - With a partner, choose the correct word for each definition, make sure you also understand the other word, and decide if there is a color you associate with the words.
1 prosperity, prosperous
  passion, passionate
2 luck, lucky
  love, loving
3 courage, courageous
  anger, angry
4 wisdom, wise
  happiness, happy
5 knowledge, knowledgeable
  sorrow, sorry/sorrowful
6 sadness, sad
  power, powerful
7 mourning, mournful
  joy, joyful
8 envy, envious
  pride, proud/prideful

What is the adjective that goes with each of these words (meaning “with a lot of [noun”)?
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parts of speech:
noun, verb, adjective, adverb - we can change among these with suffixes (-ful, -ness, -ly, etc.)
pronoun, preposition, conjunction, determiner (including articles, quantifiers, demonstratives)
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part 3 - Take the quiz about “Colors and their meaning”. Then listen and check your answers.
1 b
2 a
3 b
4 a
5 a
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part 4 - Try to remember the information. Then listen again and check.
1 anger
2 knowledge
3 love
4 green
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https://www.translatemedia.com/translation-blog/colour-culture-similarities-differences/ - Image and article about the meanings of different colors in different cultures.
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BREAK
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p. 13 part 6
Intonation of Questions:
Do you want to do this quiz? - The intonation of yes/no questions rises at the end.
Where are the women going? - The intonation of information questions usually falls at the end.

What’s your name? (falling) = (I have no idea, this is the first time I’m asking.)
What’s your name? (rising) = please tell me again (I heard before but I forgot)

He’s from China. (falling - I’m stating this information.)
He’s from China? (rising - I’m asking for confirmation.)
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part 8 - Complete the questions in the quiz with the correct words. (Do it individually then check with a partner.)
1 do
2 Who
3 is
4 is
1 does
2 Which/What
3 do
4 can
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Who lives in the Blue House? (subject is “Who”, we’re asking about the subject of the sentence)
Where does Thomas live? (subject is “Thomas”, we’re asking about the location of the sentence)

When we’re asking about the subject, it is a subject question, and we don’t need “do” or “does”.

Who are you calling? (subject is “you”, we’re asking about the object of the sentence)
Who is calling you? (subject is “Who”, we’re asking about the subject of the sentence)
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part 9 - Answer the quiz questions in groups.
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http://thetruesize.com/ - Compare the sizes of different countries.
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p. 14 part 7 - Do you have any of these jobs or roles yourself? Do you know someone who does?
colleague: someone who does the same or similar work to you (or in your field)
coworker: someone who physically works with you in the same place (and similar level)

anthropologist: someone who studies humans and their cultures (“anthro(po)” = human)
biologist - “bio” = life
primatologist: someone who studies primates (apes, monkeys, and lemurs)
zoologist: someone who studies animals (“zoo” = animals)

competitor: someone who competes to get the same thing as someone else (two people applying for the same job)
opponent: someone who works against someone or something else (if you are against guns you are an opponent of guns)
contestant: someone who is trying to win a game or contest (someone on “Who wants to be a Millionaire” is a contestant, but not an opponent or competitor)
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Homework: read p. 15 and do p. 14 parts 4, 5, 6