Thursday 21 April 2016

April 21, 2016

Here are your tasks:
  1. Reading: Find clues here as to what Her Majesty the Queen does for exercise. Discuss your answer with a partner.
I discussed about the Elisabeth Queen's exercises with my classmate Ani. 
She likes riding horse wearing her headscarf rather than riding hat and she likes long walking with her dog.
  1. Vocabulary: Walking or Running as Exercise
    1. Learn 5 words or expressions for meaning and pronunciation.
enthusiastic: passion
eg: He is a enthusiastic person.

 psyched: to be very excited
The dog was so psyched when it got the bone.

 blister:bubble
If you wore a suitable shoes, you couldn't get blisters. 

 shin:low part of leg
splints: a strip of rigid material used for supporting and immobilizing a broken bone when it has been set.
He is injured with the shin splints on his right side. 
    1. Make sentences with them, have a partner check your reading of those sentences.
    1. Record them on Audioboom.com, and check at least 5 other classmates' recordings.
  1. Role play: Childhood Fitness
    1. Practise aloud by yourself, and find 5 words that are most commonly mispronounced (e.g. "Ob City" or "opposite," instead of "obesity.")
obesity    "Ob city"
precisely  "Prey cisely"
lethargic "los Aangic "
stamina "stay mena"
endurance "injure rince"
grumble  "ge ramble"

    1. Practise with a partner, focusing on correct pronunciation of those 5 words.
    2. Record with your partner on Audioboom.com those 5 words, followed by the whole dialogue.
  1. Write a list of 10 Dos and Don'ts on exercise and fitness for your family. For example:
    • Wear good tennis shoes to avoid getting blisters.
    • Don't do high-impact workouts to avoid getting shin splints.

Dos:

1.Before you begin to do exercise with their equipment the  you should activize your joints2. When you are running in the machine, you should wear running shoes.3.You should make a plan for your routine exercise.4. You should wear the loose sport suits when you are playing badminton.5.You should wear sports suit to make your flexible.6.Moderate exercise is safety for your body.7.Workout everyday.8. Eating more healthy food to get more energy.

9. If possible, find a partner.

10. You can find a professorial instructor to help you.

Don'ts: 

1. Don't leave your children alone when they do the exercises.
2. You couldn't take excessive exercises. 

3. Don't do the exercises while you eat your lunch within half an hour.4. Don't  keep on doing exercises if you are injured5 . Don't frolic with others.
6. Don't challenge your body's the limit.7. Don't do high-impact workouts to avoid getting shin splints.
8. Don't forget to wear your protect equipment if need.

9. Don't do the exercises which your body couldn't afford it.

10. Don't give up your exercise plan.
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about connecting reading for practice

A Visit to the Doctor
Going to the doctor is never particularly pleasant for me. But I couldn't put it off any longer. It was time for my annual physical, and there was no getting around it. So I picked up the phone and called for an appointment. "I'd like to see Dr. Shimoya next week, please, if that's possible," I said. Of course, it wasn't possible. The doctor was booked until next month, the receptionist told me. "Okay," I said, "let's schedule it for next month.‚" 
When the day arrives, I drive over to the doctor and check-in at the receptionist desk. I have to present my HMO card and pay the co-pay of $15.00. The receptionist instructs me to go to waiting room B, down the hall, first door on the right. So I go there and take a seat to wait. And wait. And wait. Finally, my name is called and I go into see the doctor.
The nurse weighs me, takes my temperature and blood pressure, and asks me why I'm there. I tell her it's time for my yearly check- up. She tells me to follow her to the examination room, and then to strip down to my underwear. Now I'm sitting on the exam table, half- freezing, waiting for the doctor to show up . Finally, he walks in, looks at my chart, and begins his examination. "Breathe," he says, as he places the stethoscope on my chest. "Breathe in and out slowly," he says. I do so. Then he checks my throat and has me lay down to check my abdomen. Finally, he orders a blood test and says, "Well, you're good for another year, Mr. McQuillan." Thank goodness, I think to myself, and get dressed to leave.
Doctor-Patient Confidentiality
Dr. Green: Can I consult you on a case of medical ethics? 
Dr. Hause: Sure, I’m not a lawyer, but I can give you my opinion as another doctor. 
Dr. Green: That’s what I’m looking for, your honest opinion. I have a patient who has a medical condition that can be spread to her family, but she doesn’t want to tell them about it. I don’t want to breach doctor-patient confidentiality, but I think that at least her husband should know. 
Dr. Hause: That’s a tricky one. We both know that the only way we can get our patients to divulge any sensitive information is if they trust us. We can’t easily put aside that confidentiality. 
Dr. Green: I know, but if she doesn’t tell her family, then they are in danger of developing serious medical problems themselves. I took the Hippocratic Oath to do no harm. How can I keep her secret and adhere to the spirit of that oath? 
Dr. Hause: I see what you mean. If I were you, I’d sit my patient down and tell her what you think her responsibilities are to her family. Maybe you can convince her to tell them. 
Dr. Green: I’ve tried talking to her already, and she didn’t want to listen. I’ll try again. But what if she doesn’t agree? 
Dr. Hause: Then you can either drop it, tell her family, or... 

Dr. Green: Or what? 
Dr. Hause: Hope your patient has a miraculous recovery. 
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Wednesday 20 April 2016

April 20, 2016

Here are your tasks:
  1. Vocabulary: A Visit to the Doctor
    1. Pick 5 words or expressions to learn for meaning and pronunciation.
stethoscope
eg: The doctor put his stethoscope on my chest.

abdomen
eg:I always get pains on my abdomen.

receptionist
eg: I asked the doctor's receptionist some questions. 

particularly
eg: Today's weather is particularly good. 

strip
eg: He striped his coat when he came in.

annual
eg: Last month I did my annual physical.

breathe
breath
eg: I like to breathe the fresh air in the forest.
    1. Practise saying them in sentences, and record your sentences on Audioboom.com.
  1. Role play: Doctor-Patient Confidentiality
    1. Pick 5 new pronunciations you never knew before.
confidentiality
divulge                                                                                                                                                     
Hippocratic Oath
adhere
miraculous recovery
breach

    1. Practise saying them, and read them to a partner, who will check your pronunciation.

Dictations:

           Canada's Royal Anthem
God save our gracious Queen.

Long live our noble Queen.

God save The Queen.

Send her victorious.

Happy and glorious.

Long to reign over us.

God save The Queen.





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Tuesday 19 April 2016

April 14, 2016


Here are your tasks:
  1. Google for news on "Panama Papers," and discuss your thoughts with a partner.
  2. Role play: Hiding Money Offshore
    1. Practise aloud by yourself and then with a partner.
    2. Record your conversation, adding some personal thoughts about the Panama Papers.
  1. Pre-pick a number or two from a list of 25, study that point, and prepare teach it to a small group of about 5 classmates.
  2. Interview at least 3 classmates, and write 10 sentences about yesterday's field trip.
    1. Check out our Facebook page as well as Helen Huang and Ashley's pages for some amazing pictures and videos.
    2. Write comments on their Facebook pages.
Amazing Piano Performance

On Thursday, we had a great field trip. 
In the morning, my families drove to the Bayview subway station around 9:40A.M. I put my car in the YMCA underground parking. When we went inside the Bayview station, we saw our teacher Joseph and my classmates. My daughter was exited to see Joseph again and she introduced herself to my classmates. Then we got on the subway to the Yonge Station. From there we changed the line 1 leading to downtown. We decided to get off at Queen Station because we had more time for a walk. There was a old classic building We came out from the subway. Joseph told us this is"old city hall". Now it uses as courts. We crossed a road 
    
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April 19, 2016

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.
    1. Then take dictation of the longest sentence as a Comment on a partner's blog.
  1. 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.
Dialogue1:
Hygienist: Welcome to the Dental Preventive Care Center. What can I help you?
Patient:    I need your help  with my son's teeth. He don't want to brush his teeth.
Hygienist: What have you done so far?  
Patient: I've tried various ways, such as buying beautiful toothbrush and shallow brush paste, giving his award, but he refused to brush his teeth.
Hygienist:How old is your son?
Patient: He's six years old.
Hygienist:Have you ever read some books about how to protect teeth?
patient:No, I Haven't. I just told that everyone should brush their teeth everyday when they grew up.
Hygienist:How did your take care of his teeth when he was a baby?
patient: I did nothing. He was a baby and I think he didn't need me to do something like that.

 Hygienist: Haven't you ever helped your son to brush his teeth? That's bad.
patient:I want to know how can I help him.
Hygienist:OK, listen! You should  help your son to brush his teeth everyday and be flossing everyday and rinsing his mouth with mouthwash to keep his teeth and gums healthy. Of course you should get a dental cleaning twice a year. 
Patient:Wow! A dentist will help me to clean my son's teeth. That's great! I'll make an appointment with a dentist. Thank you.
Hygienist: I can help your son to clean his teeth. Of course a dentist also can do.

Dialogue 2:
Hygienist: Welcome to the Dental Preventive Care Center. What can I help you?
Patient:    I need your help  for battling plaque. It made me crazy.
Hygienist: What have you done so far?  How long did  you do the dental cleaning ?
Patient: I don't like the machine of dental cleaning to scrape against my teeth, so I haven't  done like that.
Hygienist: Ooh, that's bad. You should  be flossing every day and rinsing your mouth with mouthwash to keep your teeth and gums healthy. Also you’re supposed to get a dental cleaning  twice a year.
Patient:Really? I haven't heard that before. Do you have other ways to remove them fast? Can I take any medicine?
Hygienist: Madam, you don't need to take medicines. You really should get that checked out. Do you want me to make an appointment for you?
Patient: Are you a full-fledged hygienist? Do you have registered hygienist license?
Hygienist:  I don't have my registered hygienist designation yet. Hopefully by the end of the year. 
Patient: Hmm. Then I will make an appointment next year.  

  1. Read the headline of this article and then look for 5 words or expressions that you've recently learnt.
Yo-yo dieter Chanelle Hayes pinches her fuller curves in a tiny lime green bandeau bikini as she enjoys a beach break in Spain

Yo-yo dieter: weight always up and down as dieting
pinch: press
fuller curve: describe someone has a beautiful figure
bandeau bikini:a kind of swimming suit worn by women 
lime: yellow



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April 18, 2016

Here are your tasks:
  1. Vocabulary: Fad Dieting
    1. Copy out key phrases and words, and use them in sentences.
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Tuesday 12 April 2016

Thursday's Field Trip


LING LIApril 12, 2016 at 7:10 AM         version 1.0

1.What are three rules of etiquette at any concert?
First you should be on time. Second you can't take any food and drink. Third you can't take photos.
2.What instrument or performance would you expect to see at the concert?
This is a piano performing, so I just expect to see the classic piano at the concert.
3.What time does the concert begin?
The concert begins at 12:00PM.
4.Who's the performer?
The performer is called Kara Huber.
5.What do you hope to take away from the free concert?
I hope to take away enjoying of musical from the free concert.
6.Who's leaving from Don Mills Station on Thursday, and at what time?
Xinyang and me will leave from Don Mills Station on Thursday. I think we will go there at 10 o'clock.
7.Which of the other places on the itinerary interests you, and why?
I also want to a museum after the concert, because the concert ends only 1:00PM.
8.What's the weather going to be like on Thursday?
It will be sunny on Thursday. The temperature will be 7 degree clesius.
9.What would you advice your classmates to bring on Thursday?
If you don't know the location of the concert, you need bring a map or GPS.
10.Who's your lunch partner on Thursday?
My husband XinYang is my lunch Partner on Thursday.

1.What are three rules of etiquette at any concert?
First you should be on time. Second you can't take any food and drink. Third you can't take photos.
2.What instrument or performance would you expect to see at the concert?
This is a piano performance, so I just expect to see the classic piano at the concert.
3.What time does the concert begin?
The concert begins at 12:00PM.
4.Who's the performer?
The performer is called Kara Huber.
5.What do you hope to take away from the free concert?
I hope to take away enjoyment of musical from the free concert.
6.Who's leaving from Don Mills Station on Thursday, and at what time?
Xinyang and me will leave from Don Mills Station on Thursday. I think we will go there at 10 o'clock.
7.Which of the other places on the itinerary interests you, and why?
I also want to visit a museum after the concert, because the concert ends only 1:00PM.
8.What's the weather going to be like on Thursday?
It will be sunny on Thursday. The temperature will be 7 degree clesius.
9.What would you advice your classmates to bring on Thursday?
If you don't know the location of the concert, you need bring a map or GPS.
10.Who's your lunch partner on Thursday?
My husband XinYang is my lunch Partner on Thursday.

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April 11, 2016

Here are your tasks:
  1. Watch this simple and harder video on sentence diagramming.
    1. Outline the 1st sentence of this article, "It's not ...."
    2. Outline the 2nd, “The dozen …."
    3. Compare your sentence outlines with at least 3 partners.

    1. Looking at the table of “Broker and Final Grade,” learn all new words/expressions and write 5 T/F statements.
1. CIBC Investor's Edge is grade B. It is the best of the banks at a flat $6.95 per stock trade  ( F)
2.National Bank Direct Brokerag have their moments, including a robo-like portfolio-building service called InvestCube(T)
3.Desjardins Online Brokerage is Grade C. They have many innovations.(F)
4.Virtual Brokers is Grade A and the client website is bright and fun to use, and the public site is state of the art. (T)
5.Scotia iTrade is Grade: B. They also have US$ RRSPs.(F)



  1. Role play: Stock Market
    1. Listen, and then practise out loud in pairs.
    2. Publish your audio recording on your blog.
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