ENGLISH 1

MS. ALMIE B. PANAGUITON

 Pre-lesson Proper Activity:

•Comparing and
Contrasting
– concept
• Science vs History
– people
• Pisay Scholars vs Other High Schoolers
– event
• American Colonization vs Japanese Colonization
 INSTRUCTION:
• Fill-in the Venn Diagram with your
points of comparison and contrast.
• Choose any of the three options given:
concept, people, event.
• Write a well-developed paragraph
based on your Venn Diagram.
• Preferably, construct compound and
complex sentences using appropriate
conjunctions.
Sharing of output:
•Venn
Diagrams
Processing the
Activity:
.What do our
similarities tell
us?
What do our
differences
COMPOUND COMPLEX

for
after although a
and as if
nor as long as as soon as
as though because befor
but even though if since
or in order that than
though till unless unti
yet when where while
so
CONJUNC
TIONS
CONJUNCTION
• is a word used to connect
other words or group of
words
• If prepostions simply relate
different words,
conjunctions make a direct
connection between words.
THREE KINDS
OF
CONJUNCTION
S
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS
for
and
nor
but
or
yet
so
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

connect similar
kinds of words
or similar
groups of words
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

with nouns:
My sister and brother
ran the program.
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

with adjectives:
She wore a simple
yet elegant dress
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

with verbs:
The dog barked
but wagged its tail.
 COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

th prepositional phrases:
Put the packages
on the table
or in the closet.
COORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

with complete ideas:

Bob left early,
so I left with him.
EXERCISE A:
1. Police and scientific
researchers cooperate to solve
mysteries.
2. Fingerprints are gathered at the
scene of the crime, and then they
must be matched to a suspect.
3. When a suspect is arrested, his
or her fingerprints are taken.
EXERCISE A:
4. People have long been aware of
the ridges in fingerprints, but
fingerprints were not used to
solve crimes until the 1880's.
5. Fingerprints are visible to the
naked eye, so detectives dust
surface with a fine powder to
make the prints visible.
 THREE KINDS
OF
CONJUNCTION
1.
COORDINATING
CONJUNCTIONS
S
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

gh as as if as long as as soo
gh because before even th
nce in order that than thou
unless until when where w
whenever wherever
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

connect two complete

ideas by making
one of the ideas
subordinate to the
other
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

I go to museums
never I get a chan
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

museums whenever I get a ch

 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

oon as we turned our ba

cat jumped onto the tab
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

oon as we turned our ba

cat jumped onto the tab
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

he flag ceremony starts

at 7:00 in the morning.
Peachy arrives
early in school.
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTIONS

The scholars marched

under the scorching
heat of the sun.
They were waving
the Pisay-SRC banner.
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
OR PREPOSITION?
•Until you straighten up
your room, you may
not go out.
•Until yesterday, Jim
didn't even know my
name.
 SUBORDINATING CONJUNCTION
OR PREPOSITION?

•After, before, since,

till, and until can be
SC or prepositions,
depending on how
they are used.
 THREE KINDS
OF
CONJUNCTION
1.
COORDINATING
CONJUNCTIONS
S
2.
SUBORDINATIN
G
CONJUNCTIONS
CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

both...and
either...or
neither...nor
not only...but also
whether...or
 CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

also connect similar

rds or groups of word
•they always
appear in pairs
 CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

with nouns:
He lost both
e necklace and the ring
 CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

th nouns amd pronouns

Neither Don nor she
will go to the
Valentine concert.
 CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

with adverbs:
ean finished the sketch
not only effortlessly
but also masterfully.
 CORRELATIVE CONJUNCTIONS

th prepositional phrases
He will come
whether by train
or by plane.
 THREE KINDS
OF
CONJUNCTION
1.
COORDINATING
CONJUNCTIONS
S3.
CORRELATIVE
2. CONJUNCTIONS
SUBORDINATIN
G
CONJUNCTIONS
Study for a Long
Quiz tomorrow.
:)