Grammar 2IECPSpring 2013Nikki Mattson

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2A and 2B Scores (Avg. = 91)

Agenda Habitual past Simple past

Habitual Past + Simple Past Pg. 88 (think – Qs 1+2) Fluency lines

Questions

In your native country, does the government give equality to everyone?

Is there one group of people that has a harder life than other groups? Which group? What kinds of problems do these people have?

Pgs. 88-89 VocabularyDiscrimination (line 4)Segregation (line 4)Inferior (line 7)Boycott (paragraph 3, line 4)Outlawed (paragraph 3, line 6)Tragedy (paragraph 4, line 1)Occurred (paragraph 4, line 1)

Pg. 88 –Video

1) Watch for content 2) With a partner, write 3 sentences about

the Civil Rights Movement, using the habitual past tense. Keep these for later

http://video.nationalgeographic.com/video/news/history-archaeology-news/mlk-day-vin/

Video 2) Write down every past tense verb you

hear

3) Combine lists with your group (which group has the most?) Save this list for later.

Practice Pg. 90, ex. 1,2,3 +4

Pg. 93, chart

Practice Pg. 94-95, ex. 5+6

2nd Text, Pg. 92 Pre-reading questions 1+2

Reading Take turns reading each paragraph out

loud. Stop after each paragraph and orally

summarize what you understood.

Pg. 95, chart

Practice Pg. 95, ex. 7+8

Paragraph Practice Tools

“used to” sentences List of past tense verbs

Write one paragraph about the Civil Rights Movement in the US. Use 5 habitual past verbs and 10 simple past tense verbs. Underline the habitual past verbs and circle the simple past tense verbs. You may work with a partner or alone.

HW Review pgs. 88-96 Optional HW – complete Civil Rights

Paragraph