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Class Notes - English Lesson

    Doublingthefinalletterwhenadding“ed“toverbsendinginaconsonantafterasinglevowel(e.g.,stop/stopped,laugh/laughed)

    Specialcaseslike“cha,““zh,““sh,“and“j“soundsinverbs(e.g.,watch,wish,wash,judge)

    Ruleforadding“ed“toverbsendinginasinglevowelfollowedbyasingleconsonant(e.g.,open/opened)

    Exceptionforverbsendingin“y“(e.g.,try/tries)

    Irregularverbslike“go/went,““do/did.“

    Usingpasttenseforreportedspeech,enclosedindoublequotationmarks

    Differentiatingbetween“looked“and“look,““waited“and“wait.“

    Changing“y“to“i“beforeadding“ed“(e.g.,study/studied)

    Doublingthefinalconsonantforone-syllableverbsendinginconsonant-vowel-consonantpattern(e.g.,stop/stopped)

    Verbslike“hope,““open,“and“stop.“

    Adding“ed“toverbsendingin“e“(e.g.,dance/danced)

    Specialcaseforverbsendingin“ie“(e.g.,die/died)

    Verbswith“be“asanauxiliaryverb(e.g.,is,am,are)

    Weather-relatedvocabulary:rain,wind,cloudy,foggy,thunder,stormy,sunny

    Describingweatherconditionsandforecasting

    Vocabularyfordifferentseasons:spring,summer,winter

    Discussingtimeandtheweather

    Importanceofcheckingtheweatherbeforegoingout

    Expressinginterestintheweatheranditsimpactonplans

    Using“to“withtheinfinitiveformofaverb(e.g.,wantto,liketo)

    Theconceptofbeingniceorkindtosomeone

    Usingthepasttenseofverbs(e.g.,visited)whentellingastory

    Quotationmarksforreportedspeech

    Regularandirregularpasttenseverbs

    Discussingweatherasacommontopicinconversations

    Vocabularyrelatedtotheappearanceoftheskyandweatherconditions

    Theconceptofpossessiveformsanddoublepossessives(e.g.,myfather'sfriend)

    HowtodescribeaphotoorpictureinEnglish

    Theuseofprepositions(e.g.,in,on,at)todescribelocationsandcontexts

    Vocabularyrelatedtobooksandauthors(e.g.,Shakespeare)

    TheimportanceofgainingexperienceinEnglishforproficiency

    TheseclassnotessummarizevarioustopicscoveredduringtheEnglishlesson,includinggrammarrules,weather-relatedvocabulary,reportedspeech,andlanguageproficiency