This document contains notes from an English language class. It provides exercises for students to practice using the phrases "was/were going to" and reduced adverb/time clauses. Students are given example responses and instructed to complete similar exercises in pairs or individually for extra credit. The document concludes by reminding students to review for an upcoming practice and real test.

1. IECP
Summer 2013
Nikki Mattson

2.  Sentences from yesterday’s handout
 Was/were going to
 Reduced adverb/time clauses

4.  Practice
 Pg. 228, ex. 13 +14

5.  What is something you were going (planning) to do yesterday, but didn’t
end up doing?
Example: I was going to do my homework last night, but I fell asleep before
I started to do it!
 What is something you were going (planning) to do over summer break,
but didn’t do for some reason?
Example: I was going (planning) to lay in the sun, but I couldn’t since the
weather was too cold!
 What is something that you were going (planning) to do before you came
to the US, but weren’t able to do for some reason?
Example: I was going to buy gifts for my teachers, but I just had too many
other things to get done.

7.  Pg. 232, ex. 17

8.  10 minutes
 Pg. 234 – alone or with a partner – on a
separate piece of paper (3 points of extra
credit)
Example 1: Correct
Example 2: for
1:
2:
3:

10.  Review chapter 3 and chapter 7
 Practice test = Tuesday
 Real test = Thursday