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Pre - Demo DLP (Ponayo, Rona - Bsed4a English)
Pre - Demo DLP (Ponayo, Rona - Bsed4a English)
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the 60-minute period, 85% of students are expected to:
a. define pronoun;
b. respond meaningfully by giving examples of the types of pronoun; and
c. construct sentences that have the different types of pronoun.
A. Topic: Pronoun
III. PROCEDURE
A. PRELIMINARIES
Good morning class. Good morning ma’am.
PRAYER
Please all rise for a word of prayer. (Student will rise and pray.)
William, kindly lead us the prayer. Classmates are you ready to pray?
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MOTIVATION
Before we proceed to our discussion let’s
do “meet your mate/where I am belong?”
I’m going to post a set of picture/s and you
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You
He
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Many
They
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B. DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITY
1. Activity
The class will be divided into two groups,
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2. Analysis
I am very pleased that you are able to
finished the task I given to you, now what
can you observe about our activity? Yes,
Neil? The activity is very informative.
Very good, what else? Yes, Edgar? This activity taught us the different
examples of pronoun and on how to use
it.
Very good observation.
3. Abstraction
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Plural:
Both are guilty.
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Arthur, kindly read its definition. Reflexive and Intensive have the same
forms (either ends in –self or selves) but
different functions.
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Intensive:
The village itself is very small.
I myself am a slow walker.
We ourselves will be completing the
assignment.
Kindly read the definition, Lawrence. Reciprocal pronoun (each other and
one another) are used to refer to an
action mutually performed by two or
more people. One person does or feels
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George, kindly read the example. My dog and cat love each other.
The children share their lunch with one
another.
4. Application
For your last activity, I am going to post
pictures and you need to construct a
simple paragraph based on the posted
pictures.
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5. Generalization
I am very pleased that you are able to
finish the task I given to you.
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IV. ASSESSMENT
A. Find the words that are pronouns in each sentence. Each sentence has at
least one pronoun. Some have more than one. Choose all that apply.
1. My son dropped his bottle on the ground.
2. The girls standing the tree are eating their lunch.
3. When I looked over at him, I noticed that he was reading a book.
4. Grandma is waiting for her shawl.
5. The guys ate all of their pizzas.
B. Enumeration
6. It is used to point out a specific person, place, or thing.
7. It is used simply to add emphasis to a noun or a pronoun.
8-10. Give an example of indefinite pronoun.
Key to correction
1. My, his
2. Their
3. I, him, he
4. Her
5. Their
6. Demonstrative
7. Intensive
8-10. All, Everyone, Many, Nobody, Somebody
Prepared by:
RONA B. PONAYO
Student Teacher
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