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When And Whenever


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Name:

Student’s number:

Course tittle:

English VII

Teacher’s name:

Module:

2- How we comunicate

Activity:

8- Changing times

Date: October 24th of 2013.

Bibliography:

Objective:

Learn about the use of where, when, wherever and whenever in a conversation and identify the circumstances where they're not fully required and can be removed without changing the meaning of the phrase.

Procedure:

1- Read the grammar section on page 122 of the student's book

2- Answer excersice 1 in page 122 underlining the parts of the phrase that can be deleted without changing the meaning

3- Complete the sentences with: where, when, wherever and whenever

Results:

Excersice 1:

2- My veterinarian suggested that I buy Barkies brand dog food when Barkies brand is available

3- whenever diciplining them is apropiate, owners of lintelligent animals must be prepared to discipline their pets

4- Exotic animals may not be kept as pets wherever keeping such a pet is against the law

5- Whenever it is posible, you should give your horses a chance to run so that their hooves don't become overgrown

6- Pets need to be given attention every day, not just when giving attention is convenient

Excersice 2:

2- Whenever somebody walks past my house, my dog growls at him or her

3- My pet deer can hear me walking even when i'm 100 meters away

4- Im trying to find an apartment where i'll be allowed to have pets

5- I ordered a parrot through the internet from a town called Mambucaba, wherever that is!

6- Over the course of the year, whenever I visited herapartment, she seemed to have added another cat. By spring she had 25

Conclusion:

When in a conversation we sometimes give too many details of something such as using when and whenever, that can be avoided in odert to make the message delivered smaller

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