Class, Wednesday, February 11, 2026

By Nate Feldman

*We will do P.18 and write about our morning or evening routines.  Try to use vocabulary from the book.  Also, use a negative sentence (i.e. I don't call my friends in the morning).  

*P.24-25.  Read and listen to, "Five Questions for Your Future," on P.25.  Answer questions about main ideas and details on P.24. 

*P.26.  Pronoun reference.  Use pronouns to describe a subject you mentioned.

Example: Nate is my teacher, and he teaches me reading and writing in the afternoon.  

*Reading Quiz 2 tomorrow. It will be from the words and subject on P.11 (What Successful People do).  We will also have a writing assignment tomorrow.  

Now

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 Morning Routine:

*I take a shower

*I make coffee and eat my breakfast

*I walk my dog

*I watch the morning news

*I drive to work

*I don’t sleep

 

Evening Routine:

*I walk my dog again

*I cook dinner

*I work out at the gym

*I play music

*I don’t teach classes

 Hi!  My name is Nate, and this is my morning routine.  I wake up most days before 6 AM.  I always take my dog outside.  I sometimes walk him in the neighborhood.  I don’t walk him for a long time because I need to go to work.  Then, I make breakfast with coffee.  I usually eat cereal with fruit and yogurt.  This is my morning routine.

 

Rashed is my student, and he does well in my class.

Tugba is a student in my class, and she does well on assignments.


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