'Positive form' presentation slideshows

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CONTENT STANDARDS LEARNING OBJECTIVES CURRICULUM - FRAMING QUESTIONS

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Literary Terms

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A little Review

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Review your homework using green pen. Add your statements for: R A P

Review your homework using green pen. Add your statements for: R A P. Homework. Examination questions and essay question (brief advice, you need to make at least 18 distinctive statements to access the top band for the essay, even though there are only 14 marks). Controlling Anxiety.

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THE PRESENT SIMPLE :

THE PRESENT SIMPLE : . For actions which occur regularly, habits, permanent situations and general truths. On Sundays, I work. On Mondays, I wash my car . On Tuesdays, I go to the bank. On Wednesdays, I cook. On Thursdays, I bake. On Fridays, I buy food. On Saturdays, I rest !.

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THE PRESENT SIMPLE :

THE PRESENT SIMPLE : . For actions which occur regularly, habits, permanent situations and general truths. On Sundays, I work. On Mondays, I wash my car . On Tuesdays, I go to the bank. On Wednesdays, I cook. On Thursdays, I bake. On Fridays, I buy food. On Saturdays, I rest !.

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What is a Sentence?

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Modifiers and Comparisons

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Translating LTL to Automata

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Stylistic tips

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Proper Adjective Comparisons

Proper Adjective Comparisons. The Three Degrees of an Adjective. Positive Comparative Superlative. Positive Adjectives. A positive adjective is the simplest form of an adjective. It provides more information about an entity. Correct Example: He is poor. Comparative Adjectives.

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Writing Skill cont. (to be used together with DVD on Powerful ways to Persuade People.)

Writing Skill cont. (to be used together with DVD on Powerful ways to Persuade People.). Objectives. Discuss the difference between writing to inform and writing to persuade Explain why you need to know about the self interests of your readers Identify four ways to write with passion

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English

Some, any, no, every and compounds. English. Some, any , no, every and compounds. Some, any, no, every and compounds. English. Some and any. apples Some food } money Any water people films.

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Adverbs of manner

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UNIT 1

UNIT 1. Simple Present. This-That These-Those. There is There are. House & food. Simple Present. Flash Cards. Simple Present positive form. Know. To sleep. I sleep He sleep s She sleep s It sleep s You sleep We sleep They sleep. I go He go es She go es It go es

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Double Negatives!

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Grammar Tip of the Week!

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The Verbs imasu and arimasu Particle ga in Existential Sentences

Class Session 7a Chapter 5. The Verbs imasu and arimasu Particle ga in Existential Sentences Specifying Location of Existence with Particle ni The Particle Cluster ni wa , ni mo Expressing What Exists. The Verbs imasu and arimasu.

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