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I. OBJECTIVES
The learner demonstrates understanding of how Anglo-
American literature and other text types serve as means of
valuing other people; also how to use processing information
A. Content Standards
strategies, different forms of adverbs and conditionals for
him/her to play an active part in a Chamber Theatre
presentation.
II. CONTENT
Subject Matter Module 2 Valuing others and their circumstances
Grammar: Using frequently occurring prepositions
Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G01SFcou6P4&list=PPSV
IV. PROCEDURES
TEACHER’S ACTIVITY STUDENT’S ACTIVITY
Other answers?
Question:
Where is the watch?
Picture 2
Student: It’s on the boat.
Question:
Where is the teddy bear?
Picture 3
Picture 4
Student: It’s under the table.
Question:
Where is the dog?
Question:
Where is the baseball bat?
Everybody read:
A preposition is a word or
group of words used before
a noun, pronoun, or noun
phrase to show direction, time,
place, location, spatial Student: It’s a preposition.
relationships, or to introduce an
object
D. Activity #1 Class, now I want you to read this
Practicing the short passage silently first. Then,
skills in: circle all the the prepositions that
Reading you can see.
Skimming
Scanning
Comprehension
Instruction:
Choose the correct preposition in
each sentence. Write your
answers on the paper provide.
Raise your papers when you are
asked to.
Questions:
1. She learned Russian All the students participated and gave their
____________ the age of 45. best to answer the questions correctly.
2. The book was written
____________ Mark Twain.
3. I’ll show you the picture
____________ the palace.
4. We can only get to the camp
____________ foot.
5. He reminds me ____________
his old history teacher.
6. What are you talking
____________ ?
7. ____________ the end of next
year we will have made over £
100,000.
8. She always gets up early
____________ the morning and
goes to bed late ____________
night.
9. I went to work ____________
Tuesday but I didn’t go
____________ Friday.
10. You’ll have to wait. He’ll be with
you ____________ a minute.
Answers:
1. She learned Russian at the age of
45.
2. The book was written by Mark
Twain.
3. I’ll show you the picture of the
palace.
4. We can only get to the camp on
foot.
5. He reminds me of his old history
teacher.
6. What are you talking about?
7. By the end of next year we will
have made over £ 100,000.
8. She always gets up early in the
morning and goes to bed late at
night.
9. I went to work on Tuesday but I
didn’t go on Friday.
10. You’ll have to wait. He’ll be with
you in a minute.
F. Making
generalizations Why are the prepositions (Students answer may vary).
and abstraction important?
about the
lesson
G.Evaluating Instruction:
Learning I.
Choose the correct preposition
Answers:
1. Philip waited ____________ her 11. Philip waited for her at the movie theatre.
at the movie theatre. 12. He started learning English in 2005.
2. He started learning English 13. You have to pay for the tickets on the day
____________ 2005. you order them.
3. You have to pay ____________ 14. We are very proud of this company.
the tickets on the day you order 15. It’s very kind of you to help us.
them. 16. The old man suffered from a heart attack.
4. We are very proud 17. Please write in pencil.
____________ this company. 18. It’s about time you told him the truth.
5. It’s very kind ____________ you 19. The manager didn’t take part in the
to help us. 16. The old man suffered discussion.
____________ a heart attack. 20. He‘s very good at telling jokes.
7. Please write ____________
pencil. II.
8. It’s ____________ time you told
him the truth.
9. The manager didn’t take part
____________ the discussion.
10. He‘s very good ____________
telling jokes.
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