Descriptive Words

Adjective and Adverb

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Through oral communication and power point
presentation to learners, the students should be
able to:
identify the two descriptive words which are Adjective and
01 Adverb;

02 arouse the interest and attention of the learners in using

Adjective and Adverb in writing;

03 construct sentences using descriptive words; and,

analyze literature as a means of understanding. (EN9LT-IVi-
04 17)
 
 MY BARTENDER
Short message by ………

I saw you in a bar, I feel you’re

the prettiest girl I have ever seen.
Your eyes like a clear crystal, your
lips are like red roses, your skin is
like a white snow…
 MY BARTENDER
Short message by ………

I saw you in a bar, I feel you’re

the prettiest girl I have ever seen.
Your eyes like a clear crystal, your
lips are like red roses, your skin is
like a white snow…
 My Mother
A poem written by ………

You are the prettiest woman to me mom

Always there in any of my difficult problems
You are the only woman I see,
In any problems she wears a perfect smile.
 My Mother
A poem written by ………

You are the prettiest woman to me mom

Always there in any of my difficult problems
You are the only woman I see,
In any problems she wears a perfect smile.
What is an
Adjective?
 1. Are words that
describe the qualities
What is an or state of being of
nouns.
Adjective?
 Example:

What is an I feel you’re the prettiest

girl I have ever seen
Adjective?
 2. Adjectives tell the
reader how much –
What is an or how many- of
something you’re
Adjective? talking about.
 Example:

You are the only

What is an woman I see
Adjective?
What is an
Adverb?
 1. An adverb is a
word used to modify
What is an a verb, an adjective,
Adverb? or another adverb
 Example:

What is an She swims quickly.

Adverb?
 Example:

What is an She is an extremely

Adverb? swims quick
swimmer.
 Types of Adverb

1. Adverb of Manner (How)

How an action occurs.
Example:
The Lion crawled stealthily.

Note: Lots of adverbs of manner end -ly

 Types of Adverb

2. Adverb of Time (when and how often)

Tells us when an action occurs
or how often.
Example:
I tell him daily.

Note: Adverbs of time that tell us how often something occurs

(e.g., always, often, sometimes)
 Types of Adverb

3. Adverb of Place (where)

Tells us where an action occurs.

Example:
Poetry surrounds us everywhere.
 Types of Adverb

4. Adverb of Degree (aka Adverb of

Comparison) (How much)
Tells us to what degree an action
occurs.
Example:
He works smarter.
 Types of Adverb

5. Adverb of Frequency (How much)

How often the verb occurs.

Example:
I rarely eat fast food these days.
 List of Adverbs
Where? When? How often?
How? How Much?
Above Now Always
Quietly Quite
abroad Yesterday sometimes
Peacefully Fairly
far Tomorrow Often
Carefully Enormously
Away Yet Normally
Slowly Entirely
outside Already Usually
Badly Very
backwards Tonight Seldom
Easily Almost
Behind Today rarely
Fast
Below
Quickly
Any Questions?
Activity 1. The teacher will divide the class into
3 groups.
1. read the story and look for 5 descriptive
words.
2. write the words and identify if it is
adverb and adjectives.
3. Write your answers in the board 
 Activity 2. My My My…..
In a whole sheet of paper. Write your ideal
Boyfriend and Girlfriend using descriptive words.
 Assignment:

Read Overtreatment: A Broken System on page

618 on your English 9 Learner’s Material and
write all descriptive words used.
 Thank you!
Prepared By:
KERWIN D. PALPAL
Pre-service Teacher
Mountain Province State Polytechnic College