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Week 3 – Lesson 3

Topic:
Unit topic:
Leisure time

Key concept:
“Let’s eat grandma!” Relationships
Important!
Revision of health and safety
rules

1.
2.
3.
4…..
Lesson objectives
• To identify the importance of punctuation
• To revise purposes of specific punctuations (ATL skill: Take effective
notes in class – communication skills)
• To practice using punctuations correctly in text and writing
(ATL skills: Read critically and for comprehension – communication
skills
Listen actively to other perspectives and ideas – collaborative
skills)
* Why do we use punctuations?
E.g. That man said my boss should
go away.
“That man”, said my boss,
“should go away!”
* What punctuations do you know?

* Are punctuation rules the same in


English and Russian/Kazakh?
Alternative name: Full
Examples:
stop
My name is Tony.
The house is so big.
My apt. number is 45.
My English teacher’s name is
Ms. Jones.
Example:
Where do you live?
Where are you from?
When did you come?
Why are you here?
To separate items in a list
I need to buy a pen, a pencil and an
eraser.
To show a pause after an introductory
phrase
After the party, Ben and I decided to go
home.
To separate a tagwe’d
To conclude, question
like toatthank
the end of a sen
all the
You participants.
will come tomorrow, won’t you?
When you are directly addressing someone
Julia, are you coming to my house after school?

After salutation & closing of informal/formal letters


Dear Sue, Dear Sir/Madam,
Kind regards, Yours faithfully,
Alternative name: Exclamation
mark
Examples:
There you are! I’ve been looking
for you all day!
Sit down!
Examples:
Those bags are not Julia’s.
I’m the sister of that girl. Don’t
confuse us.
Examples:
John said, “Do you really have to go?”
“That man,” said my boss, “should go
away!”
N.B: quotation marks are always used
together
For titles with comma
(alternatively, in direct
Italics can be
usedquotations.
instead of “ ”)
“Imagine” is one of Beatles’ most
famous songs.
Have you watched Netflix’s “Squid
Game”?
Have you watched Netflix’s Squid Game?
To show that a word/phrase is being used
ironically.
The police labelled the thief “a house expert”.
Alternative name: round bracket
Examples:
My parents (Sue and John) are teachers
in that school.

Used in fractions, measurements


Examples: Add ½ cup of milk to the
batter.
The car travels at 100 km/hr.
To suggest alternatives
Example: Use butter/oil to coat the tin.
To separate paired terms
To convey a sense of link or continuity
between the clauses in your text. No
conjunction/linking words is used.
Examples:
I’m not that interested in jazz; I prefer classical
music.
He knew everything about me; I had never even
To separate heard
items of
in him.
a list, especially if the listed items
are phrases or clauses, which may already contain
commas.
Example:
The holiday was a disaster: the flight was four hours
late; the hotel, which was described as ‘luxury’, was
dirty; and it rained for the whole fortnight.
Use Hyphen when the newly formed adjective is used
before the noun.
Compare:
an up-to-date account vs The accounts are up to
date.
a last-minute booking vs It was all rather last
minute.
Examples:
a six-year-old
pages 2630 boy vs He’s six years old.
the ChicagoBoston flight
Opening hours: 8:0017:00
To mark a separate thought or sharp turns in thought
within a sentence
Example: Now children – Kenneth, stop that! – open your
books on p. 4.
In informal writing, as a replacement for:
* comma: When the parcel arrived  two months after
ordering  she decided she no longer wanted it.
* ( ): Boots and shoes – all shapes, sizes and colours – are
Group 1

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Let’s watch the video “Capitalization rules”
Homework
Read the text from Andy Hayler’s review of Verderame
restaurant. Use a red pen to put punctuation marks
and capitalizations where you think are needed.
Reflection

How important is knowing punctuation


rules for writing and reading?
The lesson is over. Good-bye.

Have a nice day 

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