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H9
MAE Q. BALAGA
Routinary Activities
-Prayer
-Greetings
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Routinary Activities
- Observe Cleanliness And
Orderliness Of The
Classroom
- Checking Of Attendance
By The Class Beadle
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Classroom
Rule
The Golden Rule
“Do unto others as you
would have them do
unto you”
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1.
review
“WHAT IS
IT ?”
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> tells us how the author
thinks about his or her
subject. It is the author’s
attitude toward the story
and the reader.
(TONE)
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> is how the writer’s words
make us feel. It is the
emotions that the reader
feels while reading the
text. (MOOD)
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> is the author’s reason in
writing the text.
(PURPOSE)
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LAST MAN
STANDING!
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GUESS THE WORD! D R O W
OFMTRAO
- refers to the ways in which
N Inew words
are made on the basis of other words. It
has different types of processes and the
commonly used processes were
compounding, blending, clipping and
acronym.
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ENGLISH 9
WORD
FORMATIO
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OBJECTIVES
At the end of a 1-hour period, the
students must have:
> Identified the different types word
formation processes (compounding
and blending);
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OBJECTIVES
> Shared their perspective of the value
of word formation processes in terms
of communication; and
> Created a sentence using the words
provided from the word processes
discussed (compounding and
blending).
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Let’s Do This!
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Group 2
The members of the 2nd group will do the following
task:
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PRESENTATI
ON!
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COMPOUNDING
> is the formation of word out of
two or more words combine into
a single new word. Compound
words may be written as one
word or as two words joined
with a hyphen. The two words
don’t lose their individual
sounds. 20
COMPOUNDING
Examples:
mailman handbag
high school fingerprint
notebook sky-dive
fireplace doorknob
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COMPOUNDING
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COMPOUNDING
2. Closed Compound Words (simply
with the two roots run together with no
separation as in wallpaper ,
playground…)
3. Hyphenated Compound Words
(with the hyphen between the elements
as in part-time,mother-in- law…)
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COMPOUNDING
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COMPOUNDING
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blending
Point out the blended word in the sentence.
Then identify the combination of blended
words.
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blending
1. John decided to take his vacation
time at home and just take a staycation.
2. His performance was positively
received by both critics and netizens.
3. Jasper and Denver have a frenemy
relationship.
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CITE THE
IMPORTAN
CE!
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WORD FORMATION
> Why do we need to know the
different word formation
process?
> How can it help us in terms of
communication?
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COMPLETE ME!
Compounding Blending
Definition Definition
Example Example
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EVALUATION
Instructions: Create three (3) sentences
using the compounded words and two
(2) sentences using the blended words
provided from the word processes
discussed. Underline the
compounded/blended word in each
sentence. Two points each sentence.
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EXTEND
On a ½ sheet of paper, research the
definition of the following and give
three examples each:
> Acronymy
> Clipping
> Folk etymology
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THANK YOU!
GOD
BLESS!
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