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September 19, 2011 Grammar Review Introduction to the Website Introduction to Writing (Cont’d.)

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September 19, 2011

Grammar ReviewIntroduction to the Website

Introduction to Writing (Cont’d.)

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Housekeeping

• Welcome Sheet/First Day Handouts• Textbooks• Website• Classmate’s ring

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Parts of Speech Review – Part 1

Nouns, Verbs, Adverbs, and Adjectives

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Nouns

Nouns are words that name people, places, or things.

Ex: students, classroom, computer

• Write down three nouns that you can find in this room

Class Ex: dictionary, blackboard, fan, picture

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Verbs

Verbs are words that express an action*

Ex: talk, walk, teach, listen

• What are three more action words that describe what we do or could do in the classroom?

Class Ex: have, eat, sit, write

*Some verbs express “states of being” rather than actions: am, was, appears, seems, etc.

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Basic Sentences

A simple sentence has a noun part (subject) and a verb part (predicate).

Ex: The teacher talks.

• Write a simple sentence right now.Ex: I am going to parkI live in VancouverMichele walks back and forthThe students are listening.

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More Interesting Sentences

We can add some words to our basic sentence to tell more about the teacher and how he/she talks.

Ex: The crazy teacher talks loudly.

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AdjectivesAdjectives give more (or “add”) information about nouns.

Ex: The crazy teacher talks loudly.(adjective)

• What are some other adjectives that we could use instead of crazy?

Class Ex: smart, enthusiastic, strict, fantastic, energetic, talkative, hard, intelligent, passionate

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Adverbs

Adverbs give (“add”) more information about verbs.

Ex: The crazy teacher talks loudly. (adverb)

• What other adverbs could we use instead of loudly?

Class Ex: softly, firmly,. quickly, funnily, humourously, seriously, sadly,

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• Add some adjectives and adverbs to the sentence you wrote earlier.

Adverbs (Cont’d.)

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Student Sentences

• Michele walks funnily back and forth when she teaches. (strangely, weirdly, . . .)

• The teacher is very active and serious.• The smart student plays happily.• I’m currently writing a short note.• The smart students listened enthusiastically.• The intelligent Genesis is in university to learn

intensively.

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Introduction to Class Website

• Follow the instructions on the handout

• Help each other

• Once you have created your account and can access the website you should:

– Make a post in the social forum

– Review the slides from this class (just to make sure you can do it)

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10 minute break

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Introduction to Writing (Cont’d.)

• Come to the front to get a temporary text• Turn to p. 8 and 9 of the text

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Activity 2 (p.9)• Complete the statements.

1. An important difference between writing and talking is that in writing we absolutely must ____________ any statement we make.

2. A _______________ is made up of a point (topic sentence) and a collection of specifics (reasons and details) that support the point.

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Activity: Paragraph on the best or worst ______________.

1. Review my feedback on your outline and follow my instructions to continue your work on the topic.

2. Write the paragraph. (You have approximately 1 hour.)

3. Hand in all your in-class writing, stapled in the following order: – freewriting (1 mark)

– outlining (1 mark)

– paragraph (8 marks)

This assignment will be evaluated according to the criteria set out on p. 10 of your text book.

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Homework

1. Website• Make a post in the social forum• Review the slides from this class (just to make

sure you can do it)• Online Grammar Practice – do the “Parts of

Speech” review.

2. Pre-Reading for next Monday • English Skills, p.47-49 only.