Cordillera Career Development College

Buyagan, Poblacion, La Trinidad, Benguet

College of Teacher Education

A Detailed Lesson Plan for English 7th graders

I Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the learners should be able to;
a. differentiate regular past tense verb from irregular past tense verb
b. appreciate the importance of past tense verb in grammaring, through writing a short
reflection
c. write a short story using the past tense of verbs

II Subject Matter

Topic: Past tense Verbs (Regular and Irregular)

Reference: Example of Past Tense Verbs. Retrieved from:
https//:examples.yourdictionary.com/examples-f-past-tense-verbs
Time Frame : I hour

III Material

-laptop (ppt)
- projector
- wide screen
-board
-pen
-visual aids

IV Procedure

a. Preparation

Teacher’s activity Student’s Activity

 Greetings
“Good Morning Class….” “Good Morning Ma’am!”

 Prayer
“Let us pray first… Please stand up..” (one student will lead the prayer)

 Checking of attendance (student will tell who’s absent for the day)
“ whose absent? ..ma’am Bumacas is absent again..
b. Motivation

Teacher’s activity Student’s Activity

 Give instruction
“ before we start our proper lesson, lets -Listen to the instruction
us first play a game…..”
this side will be the group 1, and the
other side will be the second group
-will say that they understand the
-teacher will explain the mechanics of instructions
the game and ask if they understand.

Present the prepared game in the PPT -participate actively in the game.

c. Lesson Proper

Teacher’s activity Student’s Activity

 the teacher will now proceed to
discussing the topic (past tense verbs)

our lesson for today is about past tense -ma’am I think it happened in the past
verbs…when we say past tense what
comes into your mind

very good
-past tense verbs, this refers to the actions or
now I want every body to read its
events that happen in the past previous
definition..
..Provide further explanation
-listen attentively
Moving on we have here the simplest
types of past tense which are the regular
past tense verbs and the irregular past
tense verbs.. what are this?
-regular past tense verbs are those that add
Let us first start with the regular verbs.. either a D or ED to the present tense form of
Can someone read verb to create the past tense form…they are
nice are nice and predictable because they
follow a pattern

-ma’am … Regular past tense only adds d or

Now what did you understand from what
ed to a verb
your classmate read
-ma’am , walked
.well that’s correct … now can you
provide me an example of regular past
tense verbs.
-moved ma’am
…Yes very good what else
-ma’am the word jumped
 Uhuhh more
Yes very good.. I think you understand it
well
Teacher’s activity Student’s Activity

-now, let us proceed the second type
which is the Irregular past tense verb.
Ms. Revelyn, can you read its definition
-Irregular past tense verbs are those that
don’t add D or ED to the present tense of a
verb to form its past tense…unlike regular
past tense, they don’t end in anything
particular and was hard to remember.

Thank you so much ms. Revelyn… now
class what did you understand from the
reading
Yes, why you say so?
- Ma’am irregular past tense verbs are a bit
complicated compared to the regular type.
-Ma’am because it doesn’t have an exact
pattern.

Yes that was correct…now give me -ma’am sang

some examples of irregular past tense
then
-ma’am held
Okay what else.. yes ms. At the back
Ma’am ate
Very good …more
-none ma’am
Okay I believe you understand our lesson
well… unless you still have questions
and clarifications? -Yes ma’am, very sure
Are you sure ?

d. Generalization

Teacher’s activity Student’s Activity

Well, class if you have question, its my
turn to ask you one

Basing from your own word define what - ma’am past tense verbs are form of
is past tense verbs verbs which happen in the past. In this
lesson we discuss two types which is
regular and irregular past tense noun.

EXACTLY! Very good class… how will - Ma’am regular past tense noun follows
you differentiate regular and irregular a pattern while the irregular doesn’t
past tense verbs then?

Excellent, tap your shoulders for doing a - Will tap there shoulders
great job!