Use Verbs when Giving Information

and Explanation

Your Journey
The YES-NO question in English Grammar is an interrogative
construction of questions.
In linguistics, a yes-no question, formally known as a polar
question or a general question, is a question whose expected answer is
either “yes” or “no”.
Yes/No questions are also called closed questions because there
are only two possible responses: Yes, or No. When forming a yes/no
question, it must include one of these verbs: BE, DO, HAVE, or a modal
verb. YO
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OBJECTIVES
A. Instructional Objectives
1. Define verbs in asking a questions and giving explanation.
2. Construct a sentences using verbs when giving information.
3. Apply verbs that telling or asking information through writing a short story.
B. Learning Competencies: EN7OL-IV-d-1.7, EN7WC-IV-d-1.6, EN7RC-IV-d-10.2

TASK 1: Yes and No

Directions: Construct at least five sentences using verbs when giving information.

1. _____________________________________________________________________
2. _____________________________________________________________________
3. _____________________________________________________________________
4. _____________________________________________________________________
5. _____________________________________________________________________

TASK 2: Ask me, I response

Directions: Below are examples of Yes and No questions. Write your
response on the space provided.

QUESTION YOUR RESPONSE

1. Am I your friend?
2. Is this a good restaurant?
3. Are these Islands Greek?
4. Was his idea interesting?
5. Were they happy?

TASK 3: Plot-tics
Directions: Write a short story about politics using verbs when giving information and
explanation.
 Plot-tics
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Rubrics:

3 2 1 0
Plot diagram is Plot diagram is Plot diagram is Plot diagram is
neat, organized organized, can unorganized, not legible.
Presentation and easy to be followed. and can be
follow. followed with
difficulty.
Events are One event is not Two or more Events are not
displayed in in logical order. events are not in given in logical
Events
logical order. logical order. order to the
story.
Successfully Labeled and Labeled and Did not labeled
labeled and identified parts identified parts parts of plot.
Parts of Plot
identified all of plot with one of plot with two
parts of plot. error. or more error.
Successfully Give details to Barely gave any Did not gave
gave enough enhance plot. details to details to
Details
details to enhance plot. enhance plot.
enhance plot.