Modules 1 & 2

for

ENGLISH 9

Fourth Quarter
School Year 2020-2021

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Teacher: Feb Zheenia L. Resultan

Contact Number: 09190049904
 Lesson 1 Active and Passive Voice
(Days 1 to 4)
MEMORY VERSE:
“Now that you know these things, you will be blessed if you  do  them.” John 13:17

Enabling Outcomes
Based on the curriculum guide (CG), the student should be able to:
a. change active sentences into passive and vice-versa

Concepts (Generalization)
 Active Voice - the subject performs the action stated by the verb
 Passive Voice -the subject is acted upon by the verb

Active voice: subject + verb + object

Passive voice: subject + be verb + PP (Past Participle) +by+ O

Active Voice Passive Voice

A. Simple Present Tense
Singular The clerk types the report. The report is typed by the clerk.
Plural The clerks type the report. The reports are typed by the clerks.
B. Present Progresive Tense
Singular The clerk is typing the report. The report is being typed by the
clerk.
Plural The clerks are typing the reports. The reports are being typed by the
clerks.
C. Simple Past Tense
Singular The clerk typed the report. The report was typed by the clerk.
Plural The clerks typed the reports. The reports were typed by the clerks.
D. Past Progressive Tense
Singular The clerk was typing the report. The report was being typed by the
clerk.
Plural The clerks were typing the reports. The reports were being typed by the
clerks.
E. Simple Future Tense
Singular The clerk will type the report. The report will be typed by the clerk.
Plural The clerks will type the reports. The reports will be typed by the
clerks.
F. Future Progressive Tense
Singular The clerk will be typing the report. The report will be typed by the clerk.
Plural The clerks will be typing the The reports will be typed by the
reports. clerks.
 Be Active (Exercise/Activity)
Complete the sentences with the verbs in the passive voice. The verb is in the parentheses before each sentence.

(encourage) 1. They ______________________ to save themselves.

(give) 2. Each family ______________________ tree seedlings to plant on the barren mountain sides.

Ignite (Evaluation)
A. Restate the following sentences in the passive voice.
1. He reads Filipino novels.
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2. She will introduce the speaker.
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3. The young scientist invented a new kind of roofing material.
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B. Convert the following sentences to the active voice.
1. Filipino song will be sung by the choir.
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2. The note was delivered by the messenger.
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3. The letter was handed to us by the police man.
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IFL (Integration of Faith & Learning)

Only in being productively active can man make sense of his life.
Erich Fromm

References
Ramos, J., Rojas, L., & Estipona, M.I.B. (2020). Language and Literature Anglo-American Literature
(K-12 Second Edition). 1253 G. Araneta Avenue cor. Ma. Clara Street, Sto. Domingo, Quezon City.
Vibal Group, Inc.

Examples of Active and Passive Voice. Retrieved from https://examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-ofactive-

and-passive-voice.html
 Lesson 2 Radio Broadcast and Telecast
(Days 1 to 4)

MEMORY VERSE:
“The eye is the lamp of the body. So, if your eye is healthy, your whole body will be full of light, but if
your eye is bad, your whole body will be full of darkness. If then the light in you is darkness, how great is
the darkness! Matthew 6:22-23  ESV

Enabling Outcomes
Based on the curriculum guide (CG), the student should be able to:
a. Get the meaning of special vocabulary used for radio broadcasts and telecasts

Concepts (Generalization)
Radio play is a dramatized purely acoustic performance broadcast on radio.
Some terms in radio play or radio broadcast:
Back Announce-a presenter talks about a song that has just played
Bumper-a song, music, or another element that signals a transition to or from commercial breaks
Clean Feed-an audio stream that is free from interference like sounds from external equipment
Cue Light-signal to the presenter that she/he can start broadcasting or to stand by (e.g. red light usually means
standby, green light means go)
Playlist-list of songs that a station has arranged and will play

Television play is a drama highly embedded with camera shots, scenery, and lighting show on television.
Some terms in television play or telecast:
Shot in iris or in mask -screen is darkened except for a light opening in the center, round, or otherwise in shape
Panorama (Pan)-amera gives an even movement sideways, upwards, or downwards
Credits-the information at the beginning and end of a film, which gives details of cast and crew, etc.
Exhibitor-a general term referring to an organization responsible for showing a film or video
Intertitles-titles that appear on screen between moving image material

Be Active (Exercise/Activity)
Give the meanings of the radio broadcast and telecast terms.
1. Producer ______________________________________________
2. Road Movie ___________________________________________
3. Tease ________________________________________________
4. Splice ________________________________________________
 Ignite (Evaluation)
Match the special expressions with their meanings.

_____1. close-up shot a. picture taken fairly close

_____2. tracking shot b. picture taken at close range
_____3. two shot c. a scene from moving dolly
_____4. ad-lib d. background
_____5. o.s e. let one scene melt into the next
_____6. plug f. person who plays for the program
_____7. b.g. g. advertising announcement
_____8. commercial h. out of sight
_____9. dissolve i. picture of two persons
_____10. sponsor j. say words not in the script
k. a short speech advertising some goods

IFL (Integration of Faith & Learning)

Romans 10:14-15
How beautiful are the feet of those who carry good news
In Biblical times, the only way to “carry” good news was to bring it physically, walking from one
place to another. Technological advances, however, have opened up numerous additional
communication channels, all of which we can use to amplify the rate at which we spread the Word.

Answers (Exercise)
1. The person ultimately responsible for the creation of a film or programme
2. Genre in which the narrative takes the form of a journey
3. A brief phrase spoken immediately before playing a spot, songs, etc. to tell the listener
about a story coming up later
4. To join or edit audio together.
References
Ramos, J., Rojas, L., & Estipona, M.I.B. (2020). Language and Literature Anglo-American Literature
(K-12 Second Edition). 1253 G. Araneta Avenue cor. Ma. Clara Street, Sto. Domingo, Quezon City.
Vibal Group, Inc.
Ruoff, M. (2019). Glossary of Radio Terms. Retrieved from https://live365.com/blog/glossary-of-radio-
terms/Glossary of Radio Terms
MICHELLE RUOFF FEBRUARY 15, 2019