Final Recovery Week 1 - 金曜日
もくようび - レッスン11 を ふくしゅうしましょう! Let's review Lesson 11!
すぐ おわりますよ!
☆ TONIGHT IN THE CULTURE CAFE: LIVE FROM JAPAN ☆ Preparation & Advice for Studying Abroad in Japan (with Coach & Former NCVPS Japanese student Logan Lampkins!)
Today's announcement will include some notes so that you can review lesson 11. Your final project will need to include grammar and vocabulary from lessons 8 through 15!
Here's what is happening today:
- TURN IN YOUR MISSING AND LATE WORK.
- Work on your Final Project
- Work on your Final LinguaFolio Project
- Did you go to your 2 coaching sessions this week? If not, try doing a makeup session! Click here for directions on how to complete a coaching makeup.
Also, don't forget:
- TODAY IS THE LAST DAY TO TAKE the NCVPS Student survey!
TONIGHT IN THE CULTURE CAFE:
★ Friday, May 13th, 8:30 PM LIVE FROM JAPAN: Japanese: Preparation & Advice for Studying Abroad in Japan (with Coach & Former NCVPS Japanese student, Logan Lampkins!)
Were you able to correct the sentences?
Shayla, Emma & Sarah W.!!!
やった!
who were able to identify and correct the mistakes in the sentence from this week's bonus!
Be sure to review your final projects for errors! If you have questions, please contact me!
To see the correct sentences, take a look at the slides below ↓
↓ Take some time to Review Lesson 11 ↓
EXAMPLE 1: い-ADJECTIVE (こわい)
EXAMPLE 2: な-ADJECTIVE (じょうず)
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!
Beaver Sensei's Office Hours This Week
If you need to contact me on Thursday or Friday this week, please e-mail or text me.
Otherwise, you will be able to find me on Blackboard IM Monday through Wednesday. You can also call or text me!
- Mon: 7:00-9:00 PM
- Tues: 1-4:00 PM
- Wed: 1-4:00 PM (and 7 to 8 PM for Project Help Night!)
- Thu: CANCELLED
- Fri: CANCELLED
Email: bridget.beaver@ncpublicschools.gov
Location: Pittsburgh, PA, United States
Phone: 412-543-8917
Twitter: @beaversensei