03/12/2020 GEP12

01/12/2020 GEP12

UNIT 12 Vocabulary on Google Slides

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Multiple Choice

A1

• shortcuts

• comedians

Multiple Choice

A2

• witty

• offensive

Multiple Choice

A3

• expose

• exaggerate

Multiple Choice

A4

• exaggerate

• expose

Multiple Choice

A5

• hysterical

• offensive

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B1. What type of comedy does Seinfeld specialize in?

He specializes in observational comedy.

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B2. How does Seinfeld use his voice in delivery?

He uses the pitch of his voice to exaggerate and emphasize his points with sarcasm.

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B3. What does Seinfeld think about the role of profanity in comedy? Do you agree?

He thinks it is unnecessary, a shortcut, and could actually ruin the joke.

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B4. What do you think of Seinfeld's approach to comedy? Can ordinary events be funny?

Tag Questions

A question added to the end of a statement

Either confirm or question a conclusion.

You had a great time, didn't you?

The tag question includes a pronoun + auxillary verb

Pronouns: I, me, he, she, herself, you, it, that, they, each, few, many, who, whoever, whose, someone, everybody, etc.)

Auxillary Verb: is, are, was, were, have, did, will, could, would, should.

is + she = is she?

are + you = are you?

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Combine your own pronouns and aux verbs!

Pronouns: I, me, he, she, herself, you, it, that, they, each, few, many, who, whoever, whose, someone, everybody, etc.)

Auxillary Verb: is, are, was, were, have, did, will, could, would, should.

How many can you make?

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Postive vs Negative Aux Verbs

Postive Auxillary Verb: is, are, was, were, have, did, will, could, would, should.

Can you turn each positive aux verb into a negative?

isn't, aren't, won't, weren't, haven't, didn't, won't, couldn't, wouldn't, shouldn't.

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Combine your own pronouns and NEGATIVE aux verbs!

Pronouns: I, me, he, she, herself, you, it, that, they, each, few, many, who, whoever, whose, someone, everybody, etc.)

Negative Auxillary Verb: isn't, aren't, wasn't, weren't, haven't, didn't, won't, couldn't, wouldn't, shouldn;t.

How many can you make?

POSITIVE Statements

She is really funny,

You will join us tonight,

We are all going,

I do look great,

They should go,

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Give one or two examples of positive statements.

POSITIVE Statements = NEGATIVE Aux Verb or Negative Tag

She IS really funny, ISN'T she?

You WILL join us tonight, WON'T you?

We ARE all going, AREN'T we?

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Finish the rest of the positive statements with a negative aux verb.

We are all going,

I do look great,

They should go,

We are all going, aren't we?

I do look great, don't I?

They should go, shouldn't they?

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Change these positive statements to negative statements

She is really funny,

You will join us tonight,

We are all going,

I do look great,

They should go,

NEGATIVE

She ISN'T really funny,

You WON'T join us tonight,

We AREN'T all going,

I DON'T look great,

They SHOULDN'T go,

NEGATIVE Statements = POSTIVE Aux Verb

He WASN'T angry , was he?

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END these NEGATIVE statements with a POSITIVE AUX VERB

She ISN'T really funny,

You WON'T join us tonight,

We AREN'T all going,

I DON'T look great,

They SHOULDN'T go,

She ISN'T really funny, IS she?

You WON'T join us tonight, WILL you?

We AREN'T all going, ARE we?

I DON'T look great, DO I?

They SHOULDN'T go, SHOULD they?

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Write a summary of what you learned about Tag Questions.

HINT: types of statements and types of aux verbs

Go to page 135 and complete A

8 minutes to complete

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A1

isn't it?

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A2

haven't you?

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A3

doesn't it?

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A4

would you?

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A5

didn't she?

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A6

is there?