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GRADE QUARTER / WEEK DATE

LEVEL DOMAIN W- 1 Sep. 27, 2022
7 First Quarter

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I. OBJECTIVES A. Define slang and colloquial expressions,

B. Distinguish them in a conversation, and
C. Identify the difference between slang and colloquial expressions.
II. SUBJECT MATTER
Distinguish between Slang and Colloquial Expressions in
A. Topic
Conversations
https://prezi.com/4blevrjt7x03/distinguish-between-slang-and-
B. References
colloquial-expressions-in-conv/
C. Materials Laptop and Television
Slang and Colloquialism are spoken variants of the language. Both
speak and express themselves informally. Colloquial language is more
D. Concepts
formal than slang. Certain social groups primarily utilize slang,
whereas regular people speak in colloquial language on a daily basis.
Participation, understanding, cooperation, self-stem
E. Values Integration
III. PROCEDURES
A. Preliminary Activities Prayer
Good morning class? Before we begin to our lesson, let us all feel the
presence of God. Who wants to lead a prayer?
(The student will start to pray.)

Greetings
Again, good morning class! Is everything okay?
(Good morning, Sir, yes sir)

Then, let me ask you something, are you all ready to our exciting
lesson?
(Sir yes sir!)

Checking of Attendance
Before we start, may I ask the class secretary to your attendance?
(Sir no one is absent)
Very good, no one is absent just keep it up!

Classroom Management
Please arrange all your chairs and pick all unnecessary things.
(They will arrange all the chairs and pick all unnecessary things.)

B. Recall Can anyone give me the lesson of what we tackled last meeting?
(Students raise their hands.)

Yes, it is all about the use of appropriate reading style. What are those
reading style?

(Scan for specific, Skim for major, read intensively to find answers to
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specific questions, read intensively to find answers to specific

questions)

It seemed that you learned a lot from our lesson last meeting. Now, let
us moved on to our new topic. Are you all ready?
(Yes sir)
C. Motivation So, class I will show you some picture then try to study them below.
Write if it is slang or colloquial

It seems that’s you are all familiar with those word. Very good and
great job.
D. Lesson Proper

a. Activity Activity 1:
Now, bring ¼ sheet of paper then complete the following text
messages using the suitable acronym in the box below.

BTW LOL L8er CU

OMG Tnx Pls g2g

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Ok! ________ at 2:00 pm.

Can’t talk ryt now. Call me

SMS 1 __________.

Send me the report ________. Need

it today! SMS 2

SMS 3 Don’t want to talk about it on the

phone. Let’s meet ______________.

____________ for the advice. Was SMS 4

very helpful.

Nice Joke! _______.

SMS 5

__________! Guess who I see

today? SMS 6

SMS 7

Activity 2:
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b. Analysis Our topic for today’s lesson is about Distinguish between Slang and
Colloquial Expressions in Conversations

Okay! Lately, I gave you an activity lets discuss the conversation one-
by-one and give the meaning of each slang words.

In SMS number 1, Ok! Blank at 2:00 pm. The answer is? Anyone can
give the answer?
(CU)

Verry good! And the meaning of CU is See You

SMS number 2, Can’t talk ryt now. Call me blank. What is the
answer?
(L8er)

Yes L8er, and l8er is for Later

Next SMS number 3, Send me the report blank Need it today!

(pls)

Nice! Pls, and the meaning is?

(Please)
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Very good! Next SMS. Number 4, Don’t want to talk about it on the
phone. Let’s meet blank?
(BTW)

BTW very good, BTW stands for By The Way

Next SMS, in SMS 5. Blank for the advice. Was very helpful. Who
wants to answer?
(Tnx)

Yes Tnx, the meaning of it is Thanks

SMS number 6, Nice Joke! Blank?

(LOL)

LOL stands for?

(Lots of Laugh)

Very good, and last SMS, Blank Guess who I see today? The answer
is?
(OMG)

That’s right OMG and the meaning is?

(Oh My Gash)

Understand?
(Yes sir!)

Then, lets moved on to the next activity

Okay letter a. Her boss said he would sack her if she was late again.
The colloquial word of sack is?
(Dismiss sir)

Very good the colloquial of the word suck is dismiss.

Letter b. There’s a super film on at the cinema this week.

(sir I think Possessions)

Nice! The colloquial of the word super is possessions

Next letter. He made a lot of money and now he lives in a very posh
district. Anyone who can give your answer?
(sir Upper Class)
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Very good! Upper Class is the colloquial of the word posh.

Next, letter d. When I was a kid, I went everywhere by byke.

(sir Bicycle)

Very good! The colloquial of the word byke is bicycle.

Letter e. My grandfather usually has a snooze after lunch. What is the

answer?
(sir Short Sleep)

Short sleep is the right answer. Very good!

Next letter. Did you really find £50, or are you kidding?
(Joking sir)

Very good! The colloquial of the word kidding is joking.

Letter g. She lives in a rented house and has to share kitchen,

bathroom and loo with the other people in the house.

Can anyone give your answer?

(Toilet sir)
Yes, that’s right! Toilet in the colloquial of the word loo.

Next is letter h. I’m broke. Can you lend me some more money?
Okay class, what do you think is the colloquial of the word broke?
(Sir Drunk)
Very good!

Letter i. You can’t believe everything you read in the paper.

Anyone from the class?
(Sir Newspaper)
Yes, very good

And last. She’s very untidy. She leaves her stuff lying all over the
place.
Who wants to answer?
(Very Good Sir)
That’s right.

It seems that you learned a lot, very good class. Let’s moved to our
real discussion about the slang and colloquial expressions in
conversations.
c. Abstraction Present PowerPoint Presentation
SLANG
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 Words that are not considered part of the standard vocabulary

of a language and that are used very informally in speech
especially by a particular group of people.
Based on Miriam Webster Slang words are not considered as part of
the vocabulary of a language that we’re using nowadays. Here are
some examples of slang words;
 Frenemy- This term is a combination of the word’s "friend"
and "enemy." It is a person who appears on one hand to be
your friend but, at the same time is antagonistic towards you.
 Gansta - A “gangsta” is a type of black rap music that’s
extremely popular with teens of all races, and the gangsta is
someone is who is both tough and cool at the same time.
COLLOQUIAL
 Colloquial language is casual and conversational: it's the
difference between "What are you going to do?" and
"Whatchagonnado?"

COLLOQUIALISM
 A saying that expresses something other than the literal
meaning of the words it contains is a colloquialism, like saying
"I wasn't born yesterday," to mean "you can't fool me." Like
wat we tackled lately.

SOME EXAMPLES OF COLLOQUIAL WORDS AND

EXPRESSIONS
 a bunch of numpties – a group of idiots
 to bamboozle – to deceive
 go bananas – go insane or be very angry
 wanna – want to
 gonna – going to
 y’all – you all
 go nuts – go insane or be very angry
 look blue -look sad
 buzz off – go away

DIFFERENCE BETWEEN SLANG AND COLLOQUIAL

EXPRESSIONS
 colloquial language is the informal language used by people in
every day speech. Its form is distinct to certain people and
lends them their identity. Colloquialism may be words,
phrases, or complete aphorisms. While slang, on the other
hand, it is more informal than colloquialism. It is used only by
certain groups – like teenagers or people of certain professions.

From now on I will stop here in the difference of slang and colloquial,
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let’s continue our discussion next meeting.

d. Application Group yourself into 2, I will give you a picture then with your partner,
study the slang wods below. Write the meaning, then be ready to share
in the class.

I will give you 5 mins to study the picture, you may start now.

Okay times up! Now who wants to share?

(Students sharing and participating)
E. Generalization: Okay class who wants to summarize our lesson for today?

(Students raising their hands)

Okay, you wearing a g-shock watch.

(Colloquial language is the informal language used by people in every

day speech)

Thank you!

How about the others? What is slang?

(Sir, slang is a word that are not considered part of the standard
vocabulary of a language and that are used very informally in speech
especially by a particular group of people.
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Very good!

Who else?

No more?

Do you have any questions?

(Sir none)

Okay since you don’t have question, I hope you learn a lot.

IV. EVALUATION Multiple Choice

Direction: Encircle the letter that best fits to the question.

1. Locate the colloquial word used in the sentence.

"I gotta learn this for my examination."
a. Gotta
b. This
c. Learn

2. What does the colloquial term "Gimme" mean in this sentence?

"Gimme the ice cream."
a. Get me
b. Give me
c. Grimy

3. Locate the colloquial language used in the sentence.

"Everyone has their ups and downs."
a. Everyone
b. Has their
c. Ups and downs

4. What does the slang term "it's raining cats and dogs" mean?
a. It’s raining slowly
b. It’s raining heavily
c. It’s raining very noisy

5. The drunkard crashed on the sofa.

What does the slang term "crashed" mean in the sentence?
a. Relax with friends
b. To bargain
c. To fall asleep hard

1. A
2. B
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3. C
4. B
5. C

VI. ASSIGNMENT For your assignment, create at least 5 slang words and 5 colloquial
words expressions and give the meaning of each word.

Thank you for listening and hope that you understand clearly our
lesson, goodbye.

Prepared by: Checked and Verified:

REX LEXUS G. VALDEZ ANICIA S. VELASCO, EdD

Student-Teacher Instructor