Lesson Plan English
Lesson Plan English
Lesson Plan English
in ENGLISH 4
SUBJECT: ENGLISH GRADE/SECTION: Grade IV - MABAIT
TIME FRAME: 45 Minutes DATE:
SUBJECT MATTER: TYPES OF ADVERB
CONTENT STANDARD: Demonstrates an understanding of English grammar and usage in speaking or
writing.
LEARNING COMPETENCIES: (MELCS)
Identify and Use ADVERBS of Manner, Place, and Time in Sentences
OBJECTIVES:
At the end of the lesson, students will be able to:
Identify what is adverb
Familiarize with the different types of adverbs
Construct sentences using the different kinds of adverb.
PERFORMANCE STANDARD: Uses the classes of words aptly in oral or written discourse.
Grade Level Standard: The learner listens critically to various text types and expresses ideas
accurately in both oral and written forms; demonstrates confidence in the use of the language to
meet every day needs; and reads independently and gets relevant information from various text
types.
DEVELOPMENTAL ACTIVITIES
a. DAILY ROUTINES
* Opening Prayer
*GREETINGS
*CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT , CHECKING OF ATTENDANCE
b. Review: “Parts of a sentence- Subject and Predicate”
c. Priming: “Describe Them”
Describe your chosen partner.
d. Discussion- 5As- (Activity, Analysis, Abstraction, Assessment and Assignment)
e. Performance Task:
* Uses types of adverb in a sentence
A. Read the following sentences carefully. Use the correct adverb of place from the choices inside
the box.
C. How Was It? Read the following sentences carefully. Complete each with the correct adverb of
manner.
ANALYSIS: (questions)
1. What is adverb?
2. What are the types of adverb?
3. Distinguish the characteristic of each type of adverb.
ABSTRACTION:
Look for a clue word in the sentence that will help you unlock the meaning of the underlined word.
Acting wildly or madly in the school premises can disturb other classes.
• The pair of words from the sentence: madly and wildly show a word presented again using
simpler language.
• The word which gave you clue to unlock the meaning of the difficult word is called Context Clue.
• In addition, madly and wildly are also called ADVERBS.
manner How?
place Where?
time When?
Types of Adverb
1. Adverbs of MANNER tell how things are done. They answer the question “How.” Most adverbs of
manner are formed from adjectives.
Examples: happy-happily
easy-easily
slow- slowly
Here are more examples:
• Grandmother walks slowly down the stairs. Mom asked kindly if we still want more food.
• Father told us clearly how to get there.
Her hair swayed wildly during the trip.
2. Adverbs of PLACE tell about the place and answer the question WHERE.
Some adverbs of place also function as prepositions.
The most common are AT, IN and ON.
3. Adverbs of TIME tell about the time and answer the question WHEN.
Example:
1. I had an unusual dream last night.
2. My school supplies look normal today .
3. We plan to leave in the morning.
4. The team practiced last Monday.
5. Mother will teach me how to bake today.
1. last week -
2. at home -
3. noisily -
4. in October -
5. gently -
6. at the park -
7. behind the door -
2. Summative Assessment
PERFORMANCE TASKS
DIRECTIONS
Construct three sentences for each kind of adverb that has been discussed.
REFERENCE/s:
English 4
English for Today 4
www.thesaurus.com/e/grammar/what-are-the-types-of-adverbs/
Prepared by:
CRYSTAL B. MORIMONTE
TEACHER- I
Checked by: Noted by:
FE R. NABOTAS MA. DAISY C. IBARRA
MT- I PRINCIPAL