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COLLEGE OF TEACHER EDUCATION

CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
Lucinda Campus, Tarlac City
Tel. No. (045) 493-0182; Fax No. (045) 982-0110

NAME: SALES, RHEA W.

BEED 2 CAPAS

I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of this lesson, students will be able to:
a. Define and identify pronouns, and;
b. To know the different types of pronouns.

II. SUBJECT MATTER

A. Topic: Pronouns
B. Reference:
C. Materials: pictures, cartolina, marker, crayons paper, glue and scissors.
D. Value: cooperation and understanding.

III. PROCEDURE/METHODOLOGY
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY
A. Preliminary Activity

1. Opening prayer

To start our day, I am encouraging everyone to please Yes, we are!

stand as we lead our opening prayer, are you ready to
pray children?

In the name of the Father, of the Son and of the Holy

Spirit, Amen.

Angel of God
My guardian dear to whom. His love commits me here. Amen!
Even this day be at my side to light and guard, to rule,
and guide. Amen

You may now take your seat.

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CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
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2. Greetings Good morning teacher, good morning
Good morning, children! classmates, it’s nice to see you again!

3. Checking of attendance

Let me check your attendance. Who is absent in row 1? None, ma’am!

Row 2? Row 3? And row 4?

Very good! It’s nice to hear that no one is absent for

today’s class!

4. Review

Before we finally start our lesson for today, who among Our lesson yesterday is all about nouns.
you have remembered the topic we discussed yesterday?

Very good! Our lesson yesterday is all about nouns.

Again, nouns refers to a word used to identify any of a
class of people, places or things.

B. Energizer

Okay children, before we proceed to our discussion, let

us watch this short clip first, then observe what the song
is all about. Okay?

Did you enjoyed watching the short video clip? Yes, ma’am!

I am glad to hear that.

Now, who among you remembered what the song is all It’s all about pronouns, ma’am!
about?

That is right, I let you watch that video because it is our

topic for today. And it is all about Pronouns.

What are the words being mentioned in the video? She, we, me, and he, ma’am.

Very good! The words mentioned in the song is all about

pronouns and these are he, she, me, we, I, me, they, it,
and you.
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CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
Lucinda Campus, Tarlac City
Tel. No. (045) 493-0182; Fax No. (045) 982-0110
And I want you to listen as we elaborate it further.

C. Presentation/Discussion

I. WHAT IS PRONOUN?

Pronouns are the words or a group of words that

substitutes a noun or noun phrase.

It is a word that can function by itself as a noun phrase

and that refers either to the participants in the discourse
or to someone or something mentioned in the discourse.

These are the words (I, we, she, he, they it, you, these,
those, all, one, who, what myself, herself, mine, yours,
his, hers and etc)

EXAMPLE:

1. Joe saw Jill, and he waved at her.

What are the pronouns in the sentence? The pronouns in the sentence are he and she,
ma’am.
Excellent! The pronouns used in the sentence are she and
he. As you can see, it take the place of Joe and Jill, so
that it will not be repeated in the sentence.

II. TYPES OF PRONOUNS

1. PERSONAL PRONOUNS

Personal pronouns are words associated with a certain

person, thing, or group. It always specific and are often
used to replace a proper noun or a collective group of
people or things.

The following are the 12 personal pronouns (I, we, she,

he, they, it, us, you, them, him, her and our)
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EXAMPLES:

1. Jack and David are friends. They play basketball

together.
2. You need to stop lying to me.
3. Come look at my cat! He has climbed to the top
of that tree.

What are the personal pronouns used in the sentences? The personal pronouns used in the sentence are
they, you and he.
Very good! The personal pronouns used in the sentence
are they, you and he. This personal pronouns.

2. DEMONSTRATIVE PRONOUNS

Demonstrative pronouns are words used to point to

something specific within a sentence.

There are only four (4) demonstrative pronouns (this,

that, these and those).

EXAMPLES:

1. This is a nice surprise.

2. Those are wild animals and very dangerous.
3. These are my favorite dishes.
4. That looks like fox.

What are the demonstrative pronouns used in the This, those, these and that.
sentences?

Excellent! The demonstrative pronouns used in the

sentence are this, those, these, and that. Sometimes, it is
confusing because this, that, those and these can be used
as demonstrative adjectives. But their difference is that a
demonstrative pronoun replaces the noun, while
demonstrative adjectives qualifies a noun.

3. INDEFINITE PRONOUNS
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Indefinite pronouns refers to one or more unspecified
objects, beings, or places.

Here are some of the indefinite pronouns (anybody,

somebody, whichever, whoever, whatever, other,
something, and nobody). Notice in the examples that
there is no set position for where an indefinite pronoun
will appear in a sentence.

EXAMPLES:

1. Would anyone like a coffee?

2. Take whatever you like.
3. Whoever owns this is in big trouble!

What are the indefinite pronouns used in the sentences? The indefinite pronouns used in the sentences
are anyone, whatever and whoever.
That’s right kids! The indefinite pronouns used in the
sentences are anyone, whatever and whoever.

4. INTERROGATIVE PRONOUNS

Interrogative pronouns are words that introduce a

question.

The following are the interrogative pronouns namely

(who, which, what, whose, and whom). We can usually
identify an interrogative pronoun by the fact that they
appear at the beginning of a question.

EXAMPLES:

1. Who will come to the party?

2. Which do you prefer?
3. What do you need?

What are the interrogative pronouns used in the Who, which, and what.
sentences?
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Excellent! The interrogative pronouns used in the
sentences are who, which, and what.

5. POSSESSIVE PRONOUNS

Possessive pronouns are words designating possession or

ownership.

Possessive pronouns are the following (mine, its, hers,

yours, ours, theirs, and whose).

EXAMPLES:

1. This cat is mine.

2. Are these bananas yours?
3. This money is ours.

What are the possessive pronouns used in the sentence? Mine, yours, and ours.

That’s right! The possessive pronouns used in the

sentence are mine, yours, and ours.
IV. ENRICHMENT

Now that you have an idea about pronouns and the

different types of pronouns. Let’s have a short recap
about our lesson.

Again, what is pronouns children? Pronouns are the words or a group of words
that substitutes a noun or noun phrase.
Very good! Now, can you give me the different types of
pronouns? Personal, possessive, demonstrative, indefinite
and interrogative.
Excellent! I think you have all have an idea, and you
listen very well during our discussion. Good job, little
kids!
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CENTER OF DEVELOPMENT
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V. QUIZ

DIRECTION: Answer the following questions and choose the letter of the correct answer.

1. Which word is a pronoun?

a. house
b. I
c. Mary
d. the twins

2. Which word is not a pronoun?

a. my
b. I
c. Sam
d. we

3. Which part of the sentence has a pronoun?

a. John
b. gave Lucy
c. a book
d. for her birthday

4. Gary’s mom asked ______ to clean the garden.

a. him
b. her
c. he
d. she

5. After school, you and _____must discuss a few things.

a. I
b. me
c. we
d. us

VI. ASSIGNMENT.
For your assignment, kindly make an advance reading on our topic for tomorrow about the
adjectives.