Opening Prayer

Lord, thank you for all the blessings that you have given us
yesterday, we offer you today all that we do and say, help us to
understand our lessons for today and guide us that we may be a
good students.
Amen.

O Mary, conceived without sin, pray

for us who have recourse to thee.
Attendance
31 January 2023
 EMOTION
CHECK!

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Ready to learn Grateful Unwell
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Seed of Kindness
English This Way pg. 88
 What are the
underlined words?
Teachers an English expert Class Habit
 Nouns in the
Nominative Case
Ms. Jaira Lee Unira
 Nouns may function
differently according to how
they are used in a sentence.
Subject - when
the noun is the
topic.
Teachers never get tired of
teaching us values or good
lessons in life.
The word teacher is used as a subject.
 Subject
• Refers to a noun being talked about.
• It comes before any kind of verb.

Examples:
• The student has a beautiful hair.
• He cleaned the messy room yesterday.
Appositive - when it identifies,
explains, or renames the noun it
modifies.
 Last year, my teacher, an
English expert, gave us a
project
The phrase an English expert is used as an
appositive.
 Appositive
• An appositive is a noun or phrase that renames or
describes the noun to which it is next.
Examples:
• Richard, my brother, is taking me to the airport
Friday afternoon.
• Dr. Smith, a well-known lecturer, will be speaking
at the conference
 Direct Address - when the noun
refers to the person who is directly
talked to, called, or address by the
speaker.
Class, you may find this project
unnatural, but this is only at the
beginning.
The word class is used as a direct address.
 Direct Address
• It refers to someone directly.
• Either followed or preceded with a comma.
Examples:
• Lisa, I really like your new skirt!
• Mommy, I can't find my shoes.
 Subject Complement /
Predicate Nominative -
when the noun used to
identify the subject follow a
linking verb.
This became a habit.

The word habit is used as a subject

complement or predicate nominative.
 Subject Complement /
Predicate Nominative -
• Nouns are used to identify or describe the subject
follows a linking verb.
Examples:
• Rey is a policeman.
• He was the coach of the basketball
team before his accident.
 Let's Apply!
Note: Do not forget to write the date on top of letter A.

Activity #3
From your text book, English This Way, answer
FOCUS A (1-5 only) on pages 89 to 90. Upload the
copy of your work in the announcement's comment
section in MS Teams ENG and MT Channel.
Let's check!
• 1 (subject)
• 2 (appositive)
• 3 (direct address)
• 3 (direct address)
• 1 (subject)
 Reminders
• The 3rd Performance Task is
already posted in your portal.
• Study and browse your
portal, and answer the
activities based on their
timelines.
daily
awards
 closing Prayer
Dear Jesus,
I thank you for all the things I have learned today. I know that
you are here with me. Keep me and my family safe always.
Mama Mary, be with me also and help me in studying my
lessons everyday.
Amen.
O Mary, conceived without sin, pray
for us who have recourse to thee.
Thank you and
see you next
week!