Participle Adjectives 

Asian Education 

Elex 1

The Great Barrier Reef 

Elec 1 - Tue

European Cities 

Elec 1 - Thursday

Wild Weather 

Core - Tuesday - Homework

Finish your topic sentence and write a hook sentence. 

HOOK	Example
Rhetorical Question	The question arises as to why slaves did not run away from their masters more often.
A quote	“Live as if you were to die tomorrow; learn as if you were to live forever.” Mahatma Ghandi
Fact or Myth	You’ve probably heard that spinach, the food that made Popeye strong, contains high levels of iron. This a myth, in reality the levels of iron aren’t particularly high and most of that iron can’t even be absorbed by the body.
Anecdote	One sunny afternoon while walking Blanca, my very sociable bullterrier, I decided to introduce her to Philip, the mailman. At first, she was friendly, but as Philip turned to leave, Blanca leaped for his buttocks and ripped off the back of Phillip’s trousers. Fortunately, Phillip was not injured. Nevertheless, I was very concerned about my dog’s behavior, so I took Blanca to my veterinarian to find out why she had acted so aggressively. Dr. Rios, Blanca’s veterinarian, explained that there were three factors which could trigger an aggressive response from almost any dog

Essay Title: Springtime in the Big Apple

The great American artist Georgia O’Keefe painted the perfect picture of New York City when she said, “One can’t paint New York as it is, but rather as it’s felt.” Everyone should get the chance to experience New York City at least once in a lifetime. New York City has a different feel in every season. The best time to visit the Big Apple is springtime. Spring is an affordable, comfortable, and fun time to experience everything the city has to offer. In comparison to winter and summer, spring is ideal.

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Even though... in speaking 

National Geographic Listening 
Idioms 

Core - 125

Writing Part 1

Elec 1

Even though..

Elec 1 - Thur

Expressions with GET 

Core - Tuesday

Practice 1

Tuesday - Elec 1

Smoking 

Elec 1 - Monday

Everyday Expressions 

The Other Half 

Core - Thursday

Renting an Apartment 
State and Dynamic 
State and Dynamic Quiz
Advanced State and Dynamic
Passive 

Elec 1 - Thur

P.S Vs P.C - Monster's Inc

Core - Tuesday

Health Listening 

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Conversation 
Gestures Video 

Core - Friday

Speaking 1:8
Practicing -Wh Questions 

Superlative Warm-up
EAT PRAY LOVE

Elec - Thur

Celebrity Comparatives and Superlatives 

Core - Wed

Practice Questions 

Elec 1 - Wed

Comparatives - Student A / Student B

Core - Tuesday

Vocabulary 

Elec 1 - Monday

How long...

Friday - Elective 1

Once Upon a Time

EXAM REVIEW FOR FRIDAY

Indirect Questions (Unit 11:1)
Explanation 
Practice 1
Practice 2
Practice 3
Practice 4
Speaking Exercise 

Question Tags (Unit 11:2)
Question Tags Practice

Reported speech (unit 12:1 and 12:2)
Do Ex: 1
Back-shift 
Questions
More Questions 
Requests 
Mixed 

Review of Present Perfect Simple and Continuous 

Exam Review
REVIEW for the BIG exam on FRIDAY ;-D

Gerund of Infinitives
Practice 1
Practice 2
Practice 3
Practice 4

Gerunds and Infinitives

Common verbs and phrases that are followed by a gerund

• admit
• advise
• avoid
• be used to
• can’t help
• can’t stand
• consider
• deny
• discuss
• dislike
• end up
• enjoy
• feel like
• finish
• forget
• get used to
• give up
• go on
• have difficulty
• have problems
• have trouble
• imagine
• it’s no use
• it’s worthwhile
• keep
• look forward to
• mention
• mind
• miss
• recommend
• remember
• quit
• spend time
• stop
• suggest
• understand
• waste time
• work at

Common verbs that can be followed by either a gerund or an infinitive without causing a change in meaning

• begin
• continue
• hate
• intend
• like
• love
• prefer
• start

Common verbs that can be followed by a gerund or infinitive but with a change in meaning

• forget
• remember
• stop

Common verbs that are followed by an infinitive

• afford
• agree
• appear
• arrange
• ask
• care
• decide
• demand
• expect
• fail
• forget
• hope
• learn
• manage
• mean
• offer
• plan
• prepare
• pretend
• promise
• refuse
• remember
• seem
• stop
• volunteer
• wait
• want
• wish

Time Continued 

Elec 1 - Wednesday

Halloween 

Core - Tuesday

Use of English 12:1
Speaking 12:9
Grammar 12:1
Ex 1 and 2

Website to Practice grammar
Gerunds 
Gerund / Infinitive 
Reported Speech 
Gap Fill

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Numbers Quiz

Time & Introduction to Past Simple 

Elec 1 - Monday

Student A
Student B

Numbers Quiz

Fantastic Presentations using: The Passive Voice (Elective 1)

Chichen Itza - Marcella
Arc de Triumph - Miriam
Statue of Liberty - David
Buckingham Palace - Kenta
Mount Rushmore - Mattia
Lotte World - Rebecca
Palacio de Bellas Artes - Sheyla
The Leaning Tower of Pisa - Isabella
El Angel de la Independencia - Mariana

Great work guys. I am really proud of you all. 😊

Elec 1 - Thursday

Warm-up: Conditional Questions
300: Passive Practice
Landmarks

Core - Wednesday

Homework 

Grammar 11:2 Ex 1
and
Tag Questions PDF

Core - Tuesday

Audrey Hepburn 
Indirect Questions 
Vocabulary 
Articles 

Homework 
Ex 3
Extra Practice 1

Elec 1 - Tue

Passive Practice #1
Passive Practice #2

The UN Listening 

PRACTICE 1
PRACTICE 2
AUXILIARY VERBS 

Core - Thur

Agree / Disagree Practice - Dictation 

Homework 
Grammar 10:3 Ex: 1 & 2

Listening Website 

Core - Wednesday

Review of Modals of probability/deduction/guesses
Practice 
Speaking Student A / Student B 

IN SPANISH 

Notes from Class "The cat must be flirting with another cat!"
Extra Practice (optional homework) 

Elec 1 - Wed

Present Simple Vs Present Continuous 

Present Simple 
Present Continuous

What's the Question?

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Health Part #2

Core - Mon

CS / R-O Sentences 

Homework

Ex 2 and 3
Send to: leanne.packer@canada-english.com

Elec 1 - Mon

Health Lesson Plans

Medication Label and Listening

Elec 1 - Friday

Ed practice

HOMEWORK FOR CORE CLASS

2nd Conditional PDF 
Pages 1 - 4 and 6 - 9 (not page 5)
Complete as many exercises as you want to - you choose!

Elec 2 - David - Thursday

Past Tense Pronunciation Practice 

Student 1
Student 2

Core - Thursday

Correct homework 
Vocabulary 
Coco - Conditions 
Run-on Sentences and Comma Splices

9-1 Time clauses (Exercise 1, Exercise 2)

9-2 Future (More explanation, Exercise 1, Video)

9-3 The First Conditional  (Video, Exercise 1)

Elec 1 - Thur

Would you rather?
Coco (Listening) 

Elec 2 - Tuesday - David's Class

Questions

Snakes and Ladders
Love and Relationships 

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Stress Listening

Stress

Elec 2 - Gabby's Class

Listening & Vocabulary: Comfort Food 

Core - Thursday

Writing: Proofreading 

Fear and Phobias 

Core - Wednesday

Homework 

Vocabulary Unit 8: Vocabulary Practice Ex 1
+
Homework from Tuesday 

Core - Tuesday

Present Perfect: Explaining now Presentation 

Homework: Grammar 8:2 >  Ex 1 and 2

Elec - Tuesday

Introduction of Vowels 

Core - Friday

1. Check homework from Thursday
2. Speaking 7:8
3. Dictation 


Homework 
Change the sentences

Optional Homework 
Write or Record something similar to this TRANSCRIPT (Use many examples of PPS and PPC)

Core - Thursday

Homework


ANSWERS to whiteboard game
ANSWERS to Meet Peter Listening 7:1
ANSWERS to Taylor Swift interview 
Taylor Swift interview 

Core - Wednesday

mmm English Video 
Have you ever...?
Passive questions 
Vocabulary
Vocabulary Ex 2

Homework
Vocabulary Ex 2

Elec 1 - Wednesday

Cafe Stories
Languages and English Mania

CORE - Tuesday

Review Gerunds and Infinitives: Notes from class + Extra Practice 
Speaking 7:2
Grammar 7:1 (Past Simple Vs Present Perfect Simple)

Homework 
Ex 2 (send to leanne.packer@canada-english.com)

Try some yoga!
Yoga - Yoga with Adriene
Yoga - Leigha Butler 

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Emma Watson - W interview 
Celebrity Conversation 

PART 1 Answers and PART 2 questions 
Emma Watson Video 

Monday - Core

Gerund Practice 

Homework For Monday 17th

Homework

Study for Unit 5 Quiz (Grammar & Vocabulary)

Below are links to study

Adjective or Adverb

Pronouns in Comparatives

Comparison of Adverbs

Comparative or Superlative

Comparatives & Superlatives

Comparative and Superlative Practice

Comparative, Superlative

8 Pages of Comparative and Superlative Practice

Text book excerpt of C and S

Core - Thursday

Video - Future with F.R.I.E.N.D.S
Big Bang Theory 
Predictions - Family Guy 
Predictions - F.R.I.E.N.D.S

Core - Wednesday

Complex Sentences 5:1
Predictions 5:2

ANSWERS from Predictions 
ANSWERS to homework from Tuesday 

Homework 
Read this explanation and examples
Do Exercise A, B, C

Elec 1 - Wednesday

Coffee

Core - Tuesday

Warm up Speaking 
Grammar 5:1 (Ex 2 and 3)
Vocabulary

Homework 
Grammar 5:1 (Ex 3)

ANSWERS Grammar 5:1 (Ex 1 and 2)

Elec 1 - Monday

PV Discussion 

Elec 1 - Friday

Academic Listening Practice

Exam 1-4

Things to study for tomorrow

Past simple + Past perfect

When I saw you, I had just received some bad news.

May I / Can I

Can I ask for some help?

May I use your cellphone?

Should Vs Must

3rd person present simple (goes, speaks, sits)

I should go.

I must go.

Verbs + ing

Verbs + infinitive

While + P.C

The verb ‘hold’

Core - Wednesday

Student 1
Student 2 

WORK TO DO AT HOME (not homework ;-))
Vocabulary Practice Ex 1
Listening 4:1 - Ex 1
Read Grammar 4:2 and 4:3 Notes

Have a nice evening 

Elec 1 - Wednesday

Student A

Student B
30 Day Challenges

Core - Thursday

Student A
Student B


Homework
#1 - Finish student B

Conditional Ideas
The Curious Case of Benjamin Button 

1. Were you feeling worried, anxious or nervous before you came
to Vancouver?

2. Where were you studying English before you came here?

3. Had you waited a long time before your Canadian visa arrived?

4. Had your parents chosen your name before you were born?

5. Were you exercising at any point last week?

6. Were you crying when you said goodbye to your parents/family/friends?

7. Had you been in a situation with many foreigners before you came to ccel?

8. Had you studied in another country before you came to Canada? How was
it different from now? Would you like to learn another language in another country?

9. Had you already spoken to your parents when you came to class today?

10. While you were growing up did you have any near-death experiences?

Core - Tuesday

Reading 3:1
Speaking 3:4
Past Simple Vs Past Continuous 
Grammar 3:1
Compound Sentences 

Elec 1 - Tuesday

Oh Canada! 

Elec 1 - Monday

Why Travel?

Out of Service 

Elective 1 - Friday

Silent Letters
Conversation with 'How long does it take'

Conversation

1.    How long does it take you to get to school?

2.    How long does it take you to brush your teeth?

3.    How long does it take you to eat lunch?

4.    How long does it take you to do your homework?

5.    How long does it take you to do your makeup in the morning?

6.    How long does it take you to have a shower?

7.    How long does it take you to sober up?

8.    How long does it take you to run 5km?

9.    How long does it take you to get ready in the morning?

10. How long did it take you to fall in love?

10.    How long does it take to find a taxi in your city?

11.    How long does it take to get to your country from Vancouver?

12. How long does it take to give birth to a baby?