Correct Intonation for

Statements and Yes/No

Questions
Lesson 1

Artificial
2. Eleveth
3. Injection
4. Committee
5. Business
6. Accommodate
7. Signature
8. Envelope
9. Dedicate
10. Foolish
1.

Drill 1. Spelling

DonDon:

Have you been to Pangasinan?

Rico: No, I havent.
Don-Don : My family will visit our relatives this
weekend. Do you want to go with us?
Rico : Yes, I do. Then what are we going to do
there?
Don-Don : Well go swimming. Can you swim?
Rico : Yes, I can. Thats good!
Don Don : Right! Pangasinan is known for its
clean and beautiful beaches.

Reference: English for All Times

(EFAT), p. 4.

Who

are having a dialogue?

Where will the family of Don Don go in the
coming weekend?
Who are they going to visit it Pangasinan?
What other plans are they going to do?
Did Don-Don invite Rico to join them?
Why do you thing Don-Don invited Rico?
If you where Rico are you also going to invite
your friend to join you on your family outing?

Comprehension Check-Up.

Farming is our chief industry.

2. Is the report interesting?
3. Everybody contributed to the report.
4. We will welcome comments after our report.
5. Did I learn mush from the report?
6. Is he coming for the report?
7. Her report is about fishing.
8. She learned much from her report.
9. Are you ready with your report?
10. I will give my report tomorrow.
1.

Activity 1. Identify the correct intonation for the

following. Write an arrow up () for rising intonation
and an arrow down () for falling intonation.

Use

a falling intonation if
the sentence is a statement
or answer to question.
Use a rising intonation for
a question answerable by yes
or a no.
REMEMBER

1.
2.
3.
4.
5.

Is that a movie?
This is a wholesome movie for the
family.
What is it all about?
It is an adventure story.
Do you like to see it?

Evaluation 1. Copy the sentences and put the

arrow point to show the correct intonation to
use.

Write

2 statements and 3
yes/no questions. Put the
appropriate arrow points
to show the correct
intonation to use after the
sentence.

Assignment 1.