ATTENDANCE

GOOD DAY, GRADE

8!
PERLOVE I. LAMAYO
 Perlove
x
Taylor’s
Version (2022)
My Class, My Rules
Call me Teacher/Ma’am.
Be punctual.
Please turn off your microphone if
you don’t need to talk.
Use the raisehand button when you
have something to say.
Always respect one another.
WORD
OF THE
DAY
Visage (noun)

- The face; appearance

For example:
Raven wore a grim visage yesterday.
Race(singular) races(plural) - noun, this word can mean two
things.

1: meaning a group of people from a certain ethnicity, or a group of

people who are descendants of a culture.
2: a competition where means of transport, people, or animals test
who is the fastest by moving to a certain point as fast as they can

ex. for meaning #1

- Race does not define superiority.
- All races are interesting and unique.
ex. for meaning #2
- I am so excited to watch the obstacle race.
- - Off-road races keep me on the edge of my seat.
REVIEW
Thank You—for
Being

Avelina J. Gil
a. I’m afraid her intellectual gifts have gone to her head.
b. Do daughters always take after their mothers and boys
after their fathers?
c. I realize I’m vulnerable in this regard.
d. How titillating that other story is!
e. One effective bridge between nations is interracial
marriage.
ReactSIGN
Scanning sequence
signal to locate
required
information
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the students can:
• describe comprehensively each type of relative
pronoun as connecting devices through
combining two clauses;
• discuss intrinsically the importance of learning
correct connecting device in a sentence through
oral recitation; and
• determine correctly the required relative
pronoun through sentence completion.
ACTIVITY
 “CLAUSEly CONNECTED”

Direction: Combine the following pairs of sentences

using pronouns. The underlined word in each pair of
sentence is to be replaced by the pronoun.

Example:
Sentences: The man is my uncle. You met him
yesterday.

Answer: The man whom you met yesterday is my

uncle.
 GROUP 1
1. Gerry is my professor. He impressed you when you met
him.
 
2. The doctor is 60 years old. His hobby is aquaplaning.
 
3. The old lady comes from India. I know you have great
respect for her.
 
4. We're moving to a new house. The house costs 4,000,000.
 
5. The cow disappointed the farmer. It didn't give any milk this
morning.
 GROUP 2
6. The man is a businessman. He is wearing a suit.
 
7. The song reminds me of Baguio. It is my favorite song.
 
8. Our guests are businessmen. Their incomes are all over a
million pesos a month.
 
9. I cried over the promise. You did not fulfill it.
 
10. Our cat, Purity, didn't eat this morning. She is usually fond
of her food.
TO WRAP IT ALL UP…

1. What is relative pronoun?

2. What relative pronouns refer to persons?
3. When do we use “that” in a sentence?
4. When referring to things, animals, and
collective nouns, what relative pronoun
should we use?
 POST
ACTIVITY
Instruction: Complete each sentence with a relative
pronoun. State your answer, and explain why.

• The audience, ______ came punctually, walked in

quietly.
• Mr. and Mrs. Kim, ______ we were pleased to see,
stayed till midnight.
• It was our science experiments ______ made me
decide to become a scientist.
• We liked Miss Kim ______ manners we all admired.
• Malacañang Palace, ______, stands beside the Pasig
River, is the official residence of the President.
• He is the kindest man ______ I have ever met.
ASSIGNMENT!

Formulate 10 questions that begins with relative

pronoun used as interrogative pronoun.
 
(e.g. Who did Yasmin remind Gerry of?)