レッスン11 火曜日
かようび - Contact your partner & start the Speaking Assignment
おはよウナギ
Omg. Beaver-sensei, STOP THE PUNS.
Here's what's happening in class today:
- Today you need to contact your partner and start your speaking assignment
- Go to coaching if you are scheduled today!
Remember that it is your responsibility to find and work with a partner for the speaking assignments.
Remember, if you don't have a partner:
☆ USE THE WIKI ☆ ASK CLASSMATES IN COACHING ☆
☆ GET ON Blackboard IM AND TALK TO PEOPLE ☆ BE PROACTIVE
GO OUT THERE AND GET ONE!! IT'S YOUR GRADE!!
がんばって!
How to use adjectives pronomially in a sentence!
Let's say you have an adjective.
こわい is a great adjective. Let's use that one.
Then, let's use it pronomially with a noun, いぬ (Yes. we all like dogs...right?). When you use an adjective pronomially, that means it comes BEFORE the noun.
Now we have: こわい いぬ, scary dog.
BUT... こわい いぬ isn't a complete sentence!
Let's throw that in a simple sentence. Like... "It's a scary dog."
polite form: こわい いぬ です。
plain form: こわい いぬ だ。
We can even make those a little fancier:
polite form: こわい いぬ ですね。
plain form: こわい いぬ だよ。
How to use an adjective in the predicate of a sentence!
いぬ は とても かわいい です。
or
いぬ は こわく ありません。
Now Let's try throwing our adjectives into a more complex sentence:
How about "My friend has a cute dog at his beautiful house." ??
ともだち の きれいな うち で かわいい いぬ が います。
Remember that when used in the pronomial, な-adjectives retain their な! When used in the predicate, they don't need the な!!
Let me know if you have any questions!!
I'll be on Blackboard IM today from 1 to 4 PM for my office hours!
Shoutouts to YOU from your COACH!
From Coach Curry to Ashley: did a good job with te-form of verbs
From Coach Sakievich to Seth: Early, prepared and great participation!
From Coach King to Amaya: Well prepared. Great job.
From Coach Oey to Logan: Logan volunteers to answer questions many times.
From Coach Arrue to Justin: Great job, improved performance from last week
From Coach Parks to Emily: Great participation. did well with vocab and warmup
しつもん が ありますか。
My office hours on Tuesday are from 1:00 to 4:00 PM!
Email: bridget.beaver@ncpublicschools.gov
Website: https://calendly.com/bridget-beaver/checkin
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Phone: (412)-543-8917
Twitter: @BeaverSensei