ACADEMIC YEAR 2020-2021

In partial fulfilment of the requirements in

FIELD STUDY 2 PARTICIPATION AND TEACHING ASSISTANTSHIP
for the FINALS

DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN

TYPES OF SENTENCES ACCORDING TO USE

Prepared by:
Almendras, Irha Jane
Barabar, Berylanngrace
Carpio, Jermayn
Daep, Linda
Ela, Lydia S.

Submitted to:
Dr. Lucila B. Bondoc
PROFESSOR
 DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 8

I. OBJECTIVES

At the end of the 45-minutes discussion, the students must be able to:

A. Identify sentences according to use;

B. Read sentences correctly and clearly with expressions;

C. Appreciate the importance of types of sentences in our daily lives;

and

D. Create a declarative, interrogative, exclamatory and interrogative

sentences.

II. SUBJECT MATTER:

A. TOPIC: Types of Sentences According to Use
B. REFERENCE:https://www.englishclub.com/grammar/sentence/type.htm
C. MATERIALS: Visual Aids, Video Clips, Power Point Presentation
III. PROCEDURE:

TEACHERS ACTIVITY LEARNERS ACTIVITY

A. ROUTINE
GREETINGS
Good Morning, Class! Good Morning, Ma’am!
How are you today Class? We’re doing fine Ma’am!
OPENING PRAYER
Before we start our lesson, let us pray (the assigned student will lead the
prayer)
first. Ms. Almendras, Kindly lead the
prayer.

CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT

Before we proceed to our discussion. (the student will do the drill)

Kindly arrange your working space so
we can start our class.

CHECKING OF THE ATTENDANCE

But before that, Let me check your

attendance.

Ms. Barabar, is there anybody who is

absent today?

Very Good Class, we have perfect I’m glad to tell you that we are all
attendance. present today.

B. MOTIVATION
Before we proceed to our lesson proper.
Let’s play a game called “Imitate me!”

This is the instruction; I will play a video

clips from a famous movie and series.
Then you will imitate the clips with
feelings.

Is it clear Class? Yes Ma’am!

(1) Now, let’s proceed to the first clip

from “How's of Us” by Kathniel.

Ms. Daep kindly try it.

(the student will re-enact the video)
VIDEO 1

Wow! Ms. Daep

(2) Next is the clip from “Starting Over

Again” by Piolo Pascual and Toni
Gonzaga.

Ms. Almendras, wants to try! (the student will re-enact the video)

VIDEO 2

Impressive! Ms. Almendras

(3) The third clip is from “Bridgerton” a

netflix series.

Ms. Barabar, would you like to try?

(the student will re-enact the video)
VIDEO 3

Amazing, Ms. Barabar

(4) Lastly, the clip is from “It takes a

Man and Woman” by John Lloyd Cruz
and Sarah Geronimo.

Ms. Ela, will you please try the clip

(the student will re-enact the video)
VIDEO 4

Interesting! Ms. Ela

Thank You class for participating, kindly

(the students will clap)
give yourself a round of applause.

Now, what did you observe in our

activity?

Ms. Barabar? (Ms. Barabar):

I observed that each sentence differs in
its content, Ma'am.

Very Good observation Ms. Barabar.

The activity is about Type of Sentences

according to use because the 1st video
is an example of interrogative sentence,
while the 2nd video is an example of
exclamatory sentence, then the 3rd
video is an example of declarative
sentence, and lastly, the 4th video is an
example of imperative sentence.

Alright, Let’s proceed to our Lesson for

today

C. DISCUSSION
So, we're going to discuss the types of
sentences according to use. These are
the Declarative, Imperative,
Interrogative and Exclamatory.

When we say declarative, these are

the sentences that tells us something, a
statement. It also gives us information,
and they normally end with a
full-stop/period. They are also the most
common type of sentence.

For example:
The color of the car is red.
In this example, we were given the
information that car is in the color of red.

Another example:
China is known as the sleeping giant.
In this example, it gives a statement and
information that china is well known as
a sleeping giant.

So, class, give me one example of

declarative sentence.
Anyone?
Okay, Carpio you're raising your hand. (Ms. Carpio):
The glass is full of milk.
This sentence is considered as
declarative since it gives us an idea that
the glass is full of milk and it also end
with a full stop, Ma'am.
Excellent, Thank you Ms. Carpio.

Let's now proceed to the next one,

which is the interrogative sentence.
Interrogative sentences are the
sentences that asks us a question. That
sentence tends to ask us something to
gain information. These sentences
always end with a question mark.

So, for you to easily understand,

questions are considered as
interrogative sentence and interrogative
sentences are questions. No matter
what it is all about, as long as you're
asking for an information, it is an
interrogative sentence.

Example:
How long have you been here?
You're asking the person you're talking
to, the time he spent in that specific
place. It can be years, days, months, or
for only a couple of hours.
The main point is you're asking the
person an information regarding the
"time" spent.

Another example:
What's your opinion regarding the anti-
terror bill?
In this part, you're asking the person his
opinion regarding a specific bill.
Meaning, you wanted to know his ideas
and his side in the said bill,
nevertheless, you're still asking for an
information.
Are we clear in interrogative?

So, this act that I'm doing right now, (Ms. Almendras):
asking you all if you understood the What's your favorite color?
topic, is considered as interrogative This sentence is an interrogative, since
sentence. there's a presence of question and it
ends with a question mark.

Class, give me an example of

interrogative.

Yes, Ms. Almendras I saw you raised

your hand.

Very good, Ms. Almendras.

Any questions or clarifications?

None?
I hope everyone of you understood the
topic.

So now, Let's proceed to the third type

which is Imperative sentence.

An imperative sentence is a type of

sentence that gives instructions or
advice, and expresses a command, an
order, a direction, or a request. It may
end with an exclamation mark or a
period depending upon its delivery.
So, there are types of Imperative
sentence:

First, Share a Wish or Request. This

type of imperative sentence shares
polite wishes and requests with
someone.

Example: Have a good day.

In this example, you’re saying a wish for
someone to have a good and fine day.

The second is, Offer an invitation. This

type of imperative sentence extends an
invitation.

Example: Please join me for dinner

tonight.
At this point, you are offering an
invitation to someone to join you for a
dinner using the word “please’.

The third one is, Share a

Command/Request. This type of
imperative sentence gives a command
or shares a request.

Example: Stop beating the dog.

In this example, you’re giving a
command to someone to stop beating
the dog.
And the last type of imperative sentence
is, Give Instructions. Of course, this
type of imperative sentence gives
instruction to someone.
(Ms. Daep):
Example: Let him cool down, and then Please be careful with my heart.
ask about the incident.
On this part, the imperative sentence is
used through giving an instruction to
someone to let the man cool down, so
that he/she can ask about the incident.

Did you understand?

Okay, can you give me an example of

imperative sentence? You can also use
one type of imperative sentence which I
tackled earlier.

Yes, Ms. Daep go ahead.

Wow! Great. That's correct.

Thankyou Linda.

And now, let's proceed to the last

type of sentence according to use which
(Ms. Ela):
is the Exclamatory/Exclamative
I cannot do this anymore!
Sentence.

None
An Exclamatory sentence conveys
strong emotion. It uses an exclamation
and always ends up with an
exclamation point/mark.
Examples: Wow! What a nice view!
It's very amazing!
I love it!
In this examples, you are expressing
strong emotions such as excitement,
happiness and surprise.

Okay, now it's your turn.

Can you give me an example of
exclamatory sentence?

Yes, Ela.

Yes Ma’am
Very good.
Do you have any questions or
clarifications?

Okay. So again class, the four types of

sentences according to use are
Declarative Sentence which makes a
sentence or tells information and it ends
with a period. The Interrogative
sentence which asks a question and
usually ends with a question mark. The
Imperative Sentence which gives
instructions or advice, expresses a
command, an order, a direction, or a
request which also ends with a period or
exclamation mark. And the Exclamatory
Sentence which expresses strong
emotion and usually ends with an
exclamation mark.

Is it clear class?
D. ACTIVITY

Okay, since you already know the

types of sentences according to use,
let’s have an activity. Listen carefully, all
you have to do is to identify what type of
sentences given in each sentence and
after that you are going to read the
sentence with correct expression and
intonation.

Did you get it class?

Students: Yes Ma'am.

Okay so now let me call Ms. Barabar to

answer number 1. (Ms. Barabar will stand up)
1.) Stay away from me! Barabar: Ma'am the answer is
exclamatory.
(Ms. Barabar will read the sentence,
"Stay away from me!")
You did a great job, you may now sit
down, thank you Ms. Barabar.

Another one, let us hear from Ms.

Carpio, answer number 2.
2.) Why are you doing this?
(Ms. Carpio will stand up)
Ms. Carpio: Number two is an example
of Interrogative, and it is pronounced
like this.
(Ms. Carpio will read the "Why are you
doing this?")

Ms. Carpio: Did I get it right ma'am?

Yes, you did Ms. Carpio well done. You
may now take your seat.
Next one, let me call you Ms.
Almendras
3.) Love is the most wonderful thing in (Ms. Almendras will stand up)
the world. Ms. Almendras: I think number 3 is an
example of Declarative type of
sentence.
(Ms. Almendras read the sentence
according to the type of sentence. "Love
is the most wonderful thing in the
world".)
Okay very good Ms. Almendras, you did
it right. You may now take your seat.

Next the fourth one, and it will be

answered by Ms. Ela.
4.) Go to the drug store and buy some
medicine for me. (Ms. Ela will stand up)
Ms. Ela: The type of sentence is
Imperative. The way it pronounce is like
this.
(Ms. Ela will read the sentence "Go to
the drugstore and buy some medicine
Very good Ms. Ela, you may now take for me.")
your seat.

And lastly, number 5. Who wants to

answer? Okay Ms. Barabar.
5.) Can I borrow your pen?
Ms. Barabar: The answer for this
number is interrogative.
(Ms.Barabar will read the sentence,
Very good again Ms. Barabar, you may "Can I borrow your pen?")
now take your seat.

I am so glad class because all of you

got the correct answer. I think you are
all ready to take a short quiz.
Review the types of sentences
according to their use and after a few
minutes we will begin answering in our
quiz.
Students: Yes, Ma'am.

E. ASSESSMENT
I guess all of you are ready now to take
the short quiz so let us start, okay.

In a 1/2 crosswise, all of you are going

to identify the types of sentences
according to use. Put DS if it is
declarative sentence, PS if it is
imperative sentence, IS for interrogative
sentence and XS for Exclamatory
sentence.

Later on, I will dictate the correct

answer and you need to exchange
papers with your seat mates to check
their answers.

Here the set of sentences that you need

to identify. (The students will start answering the
1.) What did you do last summer? short quiz quietly)
2.) Your school is nice.
3.) Bring me coffee.
4.) I hate you!
5.) Chocolate cake is my favorite
dessert.

(the quiz will be taken for 5

minutes)
(Students will exchange their papers)
Okay class times up! I hope all of you
are done now. Let us check your works,
but first exchange paper with your seat
mates.

Listen carefully because I will no longer

repeat the answer twice, okay.
Number 1. Interrogative.
2. Declarative.
3. Imperative. Students: Yes, Ma'am. (Students

4. Exclamatory. checks the papers)

5. Declarative.
Did you follow class?

Return the papers to the owners, and Ms. Almendras: 4 ma'am

once I call your surname you’re going to Ms. Barabar: I got 5 also ma'am.
say your scores out loud. Clear? Ms. Carpio: 4

Almendras Ms. Ela: All my answers are correct. 5.

Barabar
Carpio
Ela
(The students will clap their hands
joyfully).
Wow class, I was so amazed on the
result of our short quiz, it only means
that all of you understood the different
types of sentence according to their
use.
Give yourselves a round of applause.

F. REINFORCEMENT/
ENHANCEMENT
So again, there are 4 types of
sentences according to use. The
declarative, imperative, interrogative
and exclamatory sentence. Each
sentence was use according to their
function.

(Student answered the question)

Why do you think it is important for us to
know the types of sentences?
Student:
It is important to know the different
types of sentences according to use. So
that people will understand well our
message to them. It is important not just
in writing but also in talking to other
people.

Absolutely. If we know the different

types of sentences, we can use it
according to its function. We won't be
confused by the sentences that we're
going to use whenever we talk or write,
because we already know how to use it
properly.
G. ASSIGNMENT
For your assignment, create a short
story that includes the 4 types of
sentences.
To be submitted tomorrow.

That’s all for today. Goodbye,

Thank you and Goodbye Ma’am!
Class!