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Part 2: For their errors, give examples of at least 2 grammar, 2 vocabulary and
2 pronunciation mistakes.
Examples of Corrections Linguistic term Possible reasons why the
Errors for error student(s) made the mistake
and why this language area is
problematic for the students
Grammar
Brush your tooth Brush your teeth Incorrect using of
before going to before going to singular and
bed. bed. plural nouns.
Our dogs is Our dogs are Subject-verb
running in the running in the agreement errors
park. park.
Vocabulary
I want to I want to improve Problem with the Synonymous words can be used
improvise my my English word choice or interchangeably.
English speaking speaking skills. use of synonyms.
skills.
I invited all the I invited the Incorrect The class is singular so we say
class to the party. whole class to the singular/plural. the whole class not all class.
party.
Pronunciation
/e/KT/ Ached The word ends with a voiceless
Echt consonant, when it becomes past
tense the ending is
pronounced /T/.
Part 3.
Errors: Grammar (proper use of singular and plural noun)
Activity 1:
Aim(s): at the end of the discussion, students will be able to change singular
noun to plural nouns.
Rationale: singular and plural nouns are really confusing especially for the
primary learners. Through this activity, students will able to improve their
grammar.
Lesson: Singular and plural nouns
Time allotment: 1 hour
Level: Grade 3
Materials:
Procedure:
1. The teacher will enter the classroom.
2. The teacher
Regular nouns
Most singular nouns form the plural by adding-s
Singular Plural
Boat boats
House houses
Cat cats
Bus buses
Wish wishes
Pitch pitches
Box boxes
A singular noun ending in a consonant and then y makes the plural by
dropping the y and adding-ies.
Examples:
Singular Plural
Penny pennies
Spy spies
Baby babies
Irregular nouns
There are some irregular noun plurals.
Examples:
Singular Plural
Woman women
Man men
Child children
3. after the discussion, teacher will give the learners an activity sheet to
evaluate their comprehensions.
Deers oxen flies
Boys ladies
boxes Trains
washes