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School: Grade Level: 8

GRADES 1 to 12 Teacher: Learning Area: ENGLISH


DAILY LESSON LOG Teaching Dates and
Week 3 Quarter: 1st QUARTER
Time:

MONDAY TUESDAY WEDNESDAY THURSDAY FRIDAY


DATE:
I. OBJECTIVES
A. GRADE LEVEL STANDARDS: The learner demonstrates communicative competence through his/ her understanding of Afro-Asian Literature and other texts
types for a deeper appreciation of Philippine Culture and those of other countries.
B. Learning Competencies MELC: Use modal verbs, nouns and adverbs appropriately

Objectives Use appropriate conjunction in Identify modal VERBS used in Construct sentences using Identify modal NOUNS used in
completing the sentences. sentences appropriate modal verbs, sentences

II. CONTENT
Cohesive Devices SENTENCE CONSTRUCTION
MODAL VERBS MODAL NOUN ICL
( Conjunction ) USING MODAL VERBS

III. LEARNING RESOURCES


A. References
1. Additional Materials from
Learning Resource (LR)
Portal
B. Other Learning Resources
IV. PROCEDURES
A. Reviewing previous lesson Tell something about the pictures PRESENT them the Modal Verb Sing the Modal Verb Song with In the Right Order
or presenting the new below. What is common among the song that can be downloaded the student. Arrange the letters below to
lesson four pictures? from this link form the modal verb that fits
https://www.youtube.com/ the sentence
watch?v=InCdPzd2hDw
1. The son _________ not
leave his mother alone. He
Connection/ Cohesive felt a
great responsibility to take
back his mother home. (D O U
C L)
B. Establishing a purpose for Cohesive devices are useful English We have learned that modal Printed Shirt 2. The possibility of the farmer
the lesson language conjunctions, transitional verbs are very important in the to leave his old mother on the
phrases, synonyms and pronouns English language. Modal verbs top of a mountain _________
that express ideas in a cohesive are used with other verbs to be done or else both of them
manner. They are used to join express various things such as will die. (S O H U L D)
sentences together to make ideas ability, obligation, and possibility.
more understandable to the reader. 3. The governor realized his
mistake so with the ability he
Among the eight parts of speech, has
conjunction has the same idea as a governor he _________
about the pictures given Which printed shirt expresses abolish the law. (I L W L)
obligation, ability, permission,
request, or willingness?
C. Presenting The learners will listen to the music Modal verbs that are most . Take note of the underlined
Examples/Instances of new about conjunction entitled “ commonly used in everyday words used in each of the
lesson Conjunction Fireworks” ( can be conversations or writing are: can, sentences. Are they familiar
downloaded on youtube). could, may, might, should, ought to
to, must, have to, will, shall, and you? These words are called
https://www.youtube.com/watch? would. modal nouns. The next
v=wEm0ljpIUAk activities will let you know
more about
them.
D. Discussing new concepts Discuss the types of conjunctions Discussion of the three basic There was an announcement
and practicing new skills #1 rules to follow to avoid the that says:
Using the Correct Coordinating common mistakes that are made “All persons
Conjunctions with the modal verbs. below 21 years old must stay
at home during Enhanced
Using the Correct Subordinating Community Quarantine”?
Conjunctions
As a student what was your
Using the Correct Correlative reaction?
Conjunctions

E. Discussing new concepts and ---------------------------------------- Below are modal verbs with Based on what you have
practicing new skills #2-- examples and usage: noted on the use of modal
nouns from Peter and Donna
in
their conversation in the
previous activity, let us learn
more about Modal nouns.

Read and study the sentences


below.
A. If Carl campaigns hard, his
win is a certainty.
B. Carl’s friends expressed
their willingness to help Carl
in his campaign.
C. There is likelihood that the
students will vote for Carl.

What do the underlined


words in each sentence
mean?
Do they have the same
meaning? If not, what makes
them different?
How are they used in the
sentences?
F. Developing mastery Directions: What coordinating This time, let‟s go over the Look at the table below. Basing Identify the modal nouns used
(Leads to Formative conjunctions will complete the common everyday modals and from the meaning of the modal in each sentence.
Assessment) sentences? Write your answer on look at some examples. Here, we in column A, write the 1. There is a possibility that I
the space provided for you. will see the communicative appropriate modal verb for will be chosen to join the
1. The harp player likes to play functions of these special verbs. column B and its sample contest.
classical music __________ sentence in column C 2. The weather forecast
contemporary music. stated that the likelihood of
1. CAN shows ability: rain tomorrow is high.
2. The residents are poor Nicole can sing beautifully. 3. Eating healthy foods is a
__________ they always seem Leah can communicate well. necessity.
contented. 4. Many people expressed
CAN shows permission: their willingness to help those
Can I use your laptop? in need.
Directions: What subordinating
conjunctions will complete the Can I borrow your pencil? 5. My father made a promise
sentences? Write your answer on that he would buy me a
the space provided for you. Choose CAN shows possibility: laptop.
your answer from the box below. Driving under the influence of
1. I‟ll give you a map ____________ alcohol can cause accidents.
you can find the place more easily. Deforestation can cause a flood.
2. I‟ll wait __________ you arrive.

Using the Correct Correlative


Conjunctions
Direction: Circle the best answer to
complete the sentence.
1. She is neither polite ______
funny.
a. or b. nor c. not d. yet
2. Have you made a decision about
_______ to the movies ______ not?
a. if/then b. either/or c. whether/or
d. what with/and
G. Finding practical -------------------------------------
applications of concepts
and skills in daily living
H. Making generalizations Sing the conjunction song again. Let‟s try a few sentences as a Fill in the crossword puzzle
and abstractions about the practice exercise. Analyze the with modal nouns defined
lesson sentence and identify the idiom below.
in each sentence below.
Complete the sentences with a
modal verb from the box.
I. Evaluating Learning An activity similar to the activity Analyze and answer the Write the correct modal
under developing mastery will be questions below for you to see nouns to complete the
given to the students. how well you understood the sentences. Use the given
lesson. meaning beside the sentence
as your clue.
1. Ted's flight from Palawan took
more than 4 hours. He 1. There is a big
__________ be exhausted after ____________ that I will (the
such a long flight. condition or fact of a
particular make it to the top.
a. Can c. must outcome in an uncertain
b. have to d. should situation)
2. It is my ____________ to
2. The book is optional. My make my (the quality or state
professor said we could read it if of being responsible)
we needed extra credit. But we assignments on time.
__________ read it if we don't
want to. 3. My mother gave me the
a. cannot c. don‟t ____________ (the right or
b. must not d. could ability to do something given
to play after I do my
(3 more questions will be given) homework. by someone who
has the power to
allow or disallow)

(2 more questions will be


given)
J. Additional activities for Create a short narrative about
application and your own prediction 10 years
remediation from now. This is a great way
to practice using will, may, and
might. You can also use other
modal verbs in constructing
your masterpiece.

V. Remarks

VI. REFLECTIONS

A. No. of learners who


earned 80% on the
formative assessment
B. No. of learners who
require additional
activities for remediation
who scored below 80%
C. Did the remedial lessons
work? No. of learners who
have caught up with the
lesson
D. No. of learners who
continue to require
remediation
E. Which of my teaching
strategies worked well?
Why did this work?
F. What difficulties did I
encountered which my
principal or supervisor can
help me solve?
G. What innovation or
localized materials did I
use/discover which I wish
to share with other
teachers?

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