Wednesday, April 27, 2016


Here are your tasks:
  1. Role play: Dealing with a Mass Transit Strike
    1. View these pictures: 123
    2. Discuss them with a partner, and then practise the dialogue.
    3. Record your dialogue on Audioboom.com with the partner role playing Homer not looking at the words.
  2. Reading: First 2 paragraphs of this Toronto Star article
    1. Find at least 5 new words/phrases to learn for meaning and pronunciation.
    2. Then read to 2 partners to check for meaning and pronunciation before letting your instructor know you're done*

Monday, April 25, 2016

Monday's Assignment

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Here are your tasks:
  1. From the video above, write down a list of adjectives and nouns.
    1. From the adjectives, find the noun forms and other forms; and likewise for the nouns, e.g. "performance" > perform, performing, performer.
    2. Choose 10 of those forms and make sentences with them, e.g. "The performance of performing elephants included a child dressed as a ballet performer."
    3. How funny is this cartoon? Would you like to see more of these?
    4. Read them to a classmate, who will help correct them before publishing.
  2. Vocabulary: Getting Around
    1. Learn the words in bold for meaning and pronunciation.
    2. Read them and have a partner check for pronunciation, and then record those words in sentences.
  3. Role play: Selecting a Neighbourhood
    1. Add 2 more lines, one from Jeremy and one from Leona, to end the conversation on a funny note.
    2. Practise with a partner, and record the whole conversation together, including your 2 additional lines.
Choose 10 of those forms and make sentences with them, e.g. "The performance of performing elephants included a child dressed as a ballet performer.
Consumer: I am consumer - I am consumer service. 
Pride: Some people have pride 
Safety: Fire safety car deathTraffic signals are safe accidents.
Courtesy: She is a courtesy- There are  many courteous students.
Leadership:In my country there are a lot of great leaderships.
Transparent:I can see to the outside of the transparent glass - My daughter be transparent heart. 
 Mission: the speaking is very mission for improve the English language-In the class is a mission teacher. 
Communication:  Communication is the means to communicate with people- In the subway station is many communication kinds. 
 Transformation: Last year, i send money for my mom and my dad  after the transformation money from canada to yemen .
Values: School teachers have wonderful values-  in the school has valuable programs .  

Tuesday, April 19, 2016








Tuesday's Assignment

Now that we've taken a bite at dieting, let's chew on the topic of dental hygiene.
Where's the humour in the cartoon? Can you find a funnier cartoon from among these?
Here are your tasks:
  1. Role play: Taking Care of Your Teeth
    1. Publish your audioboom.com recording with a partner.
    2. https://audioboom.com/boos/4452633-taking-care-of-your-teeth
    3. Then take dictation of the longest sentence as a Comment on a partner's blog.
    4. No, it is not .you should be flossing every day and rising your mouth with mouthwash to keep your teeth and guams healthy ,If you have not been to the dentist in a years,I am not surprised you did not know that .
  2. Using yesterday's nutritional triptych as a guide, write a dialogue between a patient and a dental hygienist:
    1. Work in pairs, with a partner.
    2. Have the patient tell the hygienist about battling plaque.
    3. Then have the patient wonder if that was a full-fledged hygienist.
    4. Create a happy ending if you're on the east side of the room, or an unhappy ending if you're on the west side.
    5. Publish and perform your dialogue to the class and then as a recording.
  3. Read the headline of this article and then look for 5 words or expressions that you've recently learnt.









Monday, April 18, 2016

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Do you like the above cartoon? What are your 5 most favourite cartoons here?

Here are your tasks:
  1. Vocabulary: Fad Dieting
    1. Copy out key phrases and words, and use them in sentences.
    2. Record those sentences on Audioboom.com.
  2. Role play: Eating Unhealthy Foods
    1. Practise alone and then with a partner.
    2. Record your work
Do you like the above cartoon? What are your 5 most favourite cartoons here?

Here are your tasks:
  1. Vocabulary: Fad Dieting
    1. Copy out key phrases and words, and use them in sentences.
    2. Record those sentences on Audioboom.com.
  2. Role play: Eating Unhealthy Foods
    1. Practise alone and then with a partner.
    2. Record your work
I saw my sister last friday,she doesn't look so hot and i asked her did you sleep good in the last night? 
She said( I’m perfectly fine).
She was  grouchy,i thought from the dieting or popping pills but that from the problems which she got that with husband. 
I am  to shed a few pounds by limon and warm water after that i lose weight.in the few weeks.
This is  fad diets that did work for my body .







Friday, April 8, 2016

Friday, April 8, 2016

Friday's Assignment

After you see today's assignment, you might exclaim, TGIF!

Think about your view of Canada before coming here. How was it similar or different from this:
How different is your view of the world from the Americans'?
Here are your tasks:
  1. Role play: Reading a World Map
  2. Read this article, and in your own words write down 10 facts that you learnt from it.

  3. Scanning: Looking for patterns
    1. Google and then click News for "Canada" and "USA." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
    2. US election: Bernie Sanders invited to Vatican by Pope

      Bernie SandersImage copyrightGetty Images
      Image captionMr Sanders said he admires Pope Francis for his views on income inequality and greed
      Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders has accepted an invitation from the Pope to the Vatican.
    3. Google and then click News for "Canada" and the name of another country. Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
    4. How Canada became a haven for the world’s unwanted dogs

      Thousands of international strays are finding a new home in Canada

      The lives of strays such as this one, in Gansu, China, are characterized by disease and starvation (Aly Song/Reuters)
      His story begins in a phone booth—or, more accurately, under it. The puppy had pawed out a refuge from spring monsoons and lay mewling as shoppers in Mussoorie, a mountain town north of New Delhi, passed him by. The wails of stray dogs are part of India’s sonic wallpaper; an estimated 250,000 roam the streets of Delhi alone, yipping and howling amid the din of car horns and motorcycles. But after several days of listening to this one, a group of schoolboys decided they’d had enough. Wary of the animal’s fleas and mange, they gathered him into a section of newspaper and prepared to throw him over a nearby cliff.
    5. Google and then click News for "Canada" and "United Nations." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
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      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "mountains." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent
        1. Google and then click News for "Canada" and "United Nations." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "mountains." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "lakes." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "oceans." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and any other search item! Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent

      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "mountains." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.

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        1. Google and then click News for "Canada" and "lakes." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent.A personal watercraft passes the Great Lakes cruise ship M.S. Saint Laurent while it was moored off Kingston, Ont. on Tuesday July 28, 2015.  Great Lakes cruise ships are becoming more common, and Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley believes his city should become a port of call. Elliot Ferguson/Kingston Whig-Standard/Postmedia Network
          A personal watercraft passes the Great Lakes cruise ship M.S. Saint Laurent while it was moored off Kingston, Ont. on Tuesday July 28, 2015. Great Lakes cruise ships are becoming more common, and Sarnia Mayor Mike Bradley believes his city should become a port of call. Elliot Ferguson/Kingston Whig-Standard/Postmedia Netw
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and "oceans." Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent
      • A new report from Oceans North Canada is calling on the federal government to re-work its Arctic shipping corridors initiative to include environmental protections and engagement with Inuit groups. (Submitted by Kim Ploughman
      • Google and then click News for "Canada" and any other search item! Look at the results on the first page and tell a partner what's most prominent
      • BUSINESS BRIEFING

        Canada's oil patch seen slashing billions more in worst two-year slump since 1947

    Wednesday, April 6, 2016

    Where's Wally? Here are your tasks: Check out the grammar in the first paragraph of this Wiki article. Identify all the passive verbs there. covers an area-bounded by-Both flow southward to Lake-Toronto's ravines allows-which was t the end-includes many watersheds that drain-the Government of Ontario unveiled the boundaries-stretching from Niagara Falls- The green belt is designed to- have implemented growth- restricting urban growth. Discuss with your partner why the verbs are in the passive. Compare them with the actives. Now identify all the prepositions there. Discuss what each preposition is used for. What verbs are associated with each preposition? What nouns come after each one? Check out the meaning and pronunciation of the paragraph. Write down and discuss your list of the 10 hardest words to read/understand with a partner. Write down and discuss your list of the 10 hardest words to pronounce. Take turns reading it to each other. Write a True/False quiz of 5 statements on your blog. Have your partners put their answers in the comments.