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INFITIVES
INFITIVES
INFITIVES
OBJECTIVE
Grammar: Infinitives
III. MATERIALS
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IV. PROCEDURE
A. Preparatory Activities
The teacher greets the students and then asks them to keep away unnecessarythings from their
desks.
B. Motivation
The teacher asks the students if they had played charades before. The teacherexplains how to
play it.
C. Presentation of Lesson
The teacher asks the class what are the similarities they noticed in the game.
D. Lesson Proper
Infinitives are one of the three verbals that look like a verb but does notfunction as a verb.
Instead, infinitives are used as a noun, an adjective oran adverb
They are constructed by adding to before a verb in its base form. Infinitives become infinitive
phrases when words are added to them.
Examples:
The person to consult about the bookis my publisher. (Infinitve phrase asadjective)
E. Application
1. The teacher introduces Francis Bacon and his essay “Of Stuidies”. The teacher provides a
worksheet with a copy of the essay to each pair and instructs them to look for infinitives then to
fill in the table in the worksheet (worksheet attached).
2. Construct a new sentence with the use of the infinitives found in the text. Theinfinitive in the
new sentence should function differently from the original.
F. Valuing
V. EVALUATION
Compose a short paragraph on your opinion of the essay “Of Studies.” Incorporate at least five
infinitive phrases in the paragraph. Underline the infinitive phrases used.
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Cut and paste five paragraphs from magazines or newspapers that containinfinitives.
Highlight the infinitive or infinitive phrase used then identify its functionin the sentence.