2015-04-10 Structure: past (TEST Monday)

Greg Malivuk
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Homework: p. 20-21, exercises 4 and 5 (test on Monday about units 1 and 2)
exercise 4
3 She got married while she was living in Australia.
4 She got her first job when she had her medical degree.
5 She had her son while she was practicing medicine at Lenox Hospital.
When was she practicing at Lenox Hospital? From 2007 until 2010.
“She had her son.” = She gave birth to a baby. (NOT have = possession)
“She was practicing medicine.” = She was working as a doctor.
6 She wrote a book while she was working at Lenox Hospital.
7 She did a TV interview when she finished her book.
(= First she finished her book, then she did a TV interview.)
8 She left her job when her book became a success.
(= First her book became a success, then she left her job.)
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With two simple (not progressive) actions, “when” means “after and because”.
She left her job after and because her book became a success.
She did a TV interview after and because she finished her book.
She met Paul after and because she moved to Australia.

The movie started after I arrived. = I arrived at 9:10 for a 9:15 movie.
The movie started when I arrived. = They were waiting for me.
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exercise 5
- you were walking down the aisle
- While I was working at Lenox Hospital
- In 2004, I published a book (publishing the book didn’t take all of 2004)
- When I got a contract to write a second book
- He got his degree last summer
- while I was writing
- the time you got that terrible rash
- We were riding our bikes
- when you fell into a patch of poison ivy
- When you fell off the bike
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(two long things)
I was reading while she was doing laundry. = Both continued at the same time.

(one long one short)
I called while she was doing laundry. = I called in the middle of laundry.
She was doing laundry when I called. = I called in the middle of laundry.

(two short things)
She answered the phone when I called. = First I called and then she answered the phone.
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I am reading while she is doing laundry.
I call while she is doing laundry.
She is doing laundry when I call.
She answers the phone when I call.
(for example, these things happen frequently, every day or every week)
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p. 24 exercise 9 - make a timeline with at least 5 important events in your life
Share your timeline with your partner, and ask questions about your partner’s timeline.
(For example, if your partner started university in 2010, ask what they were studying.
If your partner met their best friend in 2012, ask what they were doing at that time.)
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p. 22 Listening - choose the picture that goes with the story you hear
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Homework: p. 25 (all) - unit review (Test Monday about units 1 and 2)