DETAILED LESSON PLAN IN ENGLISH 7

School VSU Integrated High School Grade Level 7

(VSUIHS)
Teachers Cayangho, Abigail Silvano, Learning English
Eleogie Anne E. Area
Time & Dates 10:00-11:00AM Quarter 2nd
November 19, 2021

I. OBJECTIVES

A. Learning
Competencies/Object • Know the meaning of Adjective
ives • Identify the types of Adjectives
• Mastery on the order of Adjectives

II. CONTENT

A. Topic Types of Adjectives and Order of Adjectives

B. Materials Laptop, MS Powerpoint,

III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6vscGeUSfrw

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jSepkJV91mk

-https://philnews.ph/2019/04/03/kinds-
ofadjectives5kinds-definitions-examples/

https://www.proprofs.com/quizschool/playquiz/?title=a
djectivetest
IV. PROCEDURES Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity
A. Greetings Good morning class! Good morning, Ma’am.
How’s your day so far?
We are fine.
Did you eat your breakfast this
morning?
Because eating your breakfast will Yes Ma’am.
help boost your energy for the
whole day.
B. Review Can we have a short review on the (Students will answer)
past lesson that we had?

C. Motivation I will show you here jumbled letters

and I want you to arrange and guess
the jumbled word.

This word will be our topic or lesson

for this morning.

The word should be visible in the (The whole class will

PowerPoint presentation. The participate to find out the
student who will get the correct word.)
answer will receive a prize.

What is the word that you got?

Adjective, ma’am
Good job, class. Thank you!

D. Presentation Do you know what an

Adjective is?

Do you know that

Adjective has its types and orders? No, Ma’am
 Don’t worry because today we will be
learning all of that.

• Adjective is one of the parts of

speech that can be commonly
found in sentences.
• An adjective is a word that
tells us more about a noun.
• A part-of-speech that
modifies or describes a noun
or a pronoun.

E. Discussion#1 After knowing the definition of

Adjective, we will now proceed to its
types.

How many types of adjectives you

think are there?

Students will answer

There are five (5) types of Adjective.

But in order for us to proceed we

have here another jumble letters
again!

What are these words, class?

1. ivetirpsced Descriptive

2. dmeontstariev Demonstrative

3. ivrrogeintate Interrogative

4. sseposives Possessive
5. nmuber Number

Very good, students!

After that short activity, we will now

move to its definitions and examples.

Descriptive Adjective gives

description on the quality or kind of
the noun.

Example:

Handsome

Strong

Dedicated

Pretty

Charming

Sample Sentences:

Jeremy is the handsome son of the

couple.

The strong tree stood amid the

rain and thunderstorms.

Demonstrative Adjective are

usually found before the noun they
are pointing out.

Examples:

That
This

Such

Those

These

Sample Sentences:

That chair belongs to Joel.

This apple pie is reserved for the

carpenter.

Interrogative
Adjective can usually be
found before the noun or subject of
the sentence.

Examples:

What

Whose

Which

Sample Sentences:

What color was chosen by the class?

Whose car are you using?

Which shirt did she give you?

Possessive Adjective

Adjective under this kind show

ownership or possession.
Examples:

Her

My

His

Our

Its

Sample Sentences:

My bag is filled with apples

Adjective of Number

Tells how many or how much.

Examples:

Five

Some

Little

More

Every

Sample Sentences:

Five pies were eaten by the cat.

After knowing about the Types of

Adjective, let’s proceed to the Order
of
Adjectives.
F. Discussion#2 Some sand was blown away by the
wind.

Little pain was felt when the needle

touched his skin.

Can you read this sentence?

“A white big mouse.”

How many adjectives are

there in this sentence? There are two

adjectives, ma’am.
And what are these
adjectives? White, big

Very good!

Now, can you tell me if the adjectives Yes, ma’am.

are placed in the right order? Type
“yes” or “no” in the chat box.

Actually, this sentence should be

written as “A big white mouse.”

You will know why, later.

We need to remember that there can
be one adjective in a sentence, and
it can reach to three.

When you use more than

one adjective, you have to

put them in order. We can’t put them

wherever we want, because there is
a specific order in which adjectives
should be placed.

The Order of Adjective is easier to

remember using the acronym
N-O-S-A-S-C-O-M-P

One, two, three

Which stands for:
Beautiful, ugly,
Number – describes the number of
nouns. fragrant tiny, small,

Class, give me three big, huge old,

numbers.
new, young
Opinion – describes the judgment or
what you think about something. circular, square

black, white, yellow

Size – describes how big or small
something is.
American, Chinese,
Age – describes how old or young
something is. Italian wooden, silk,
plastic fishing,
Shape – describes the shape of
something. cooking, sleeping
 Color – describes the color of
something.

Origin – describes where the noun is

from.

Material – describes what the noun is

made of.

Purpose – describes what the noun

is used for.

G. Discussion #3 Going back to the example earlier.

“A white big mouse.”

What are the adjectives, again? White, and big

Let us see why do these adjectives

are placed incorrectly.

In N-O-S-A-S-C-O-M-P, white is a?

Yes, it is a color.
Color, ma’am.
What about big?

It is a size, ma’am.
Very good!

Do you think these two are placed in

order?

Then what should come first? The

No, ma’am.
color or the size?

The size, ma’am.

If the size will come first,
then what would the sentence be? “A big white mouse.”

Let us try answering the other

example:

(Flash the examples)

Now, in order for us to fully

understand the topic, let us answer
these to refresh your mind and to
gauge your understanding.

What is an adjective?

• Adjective is one
of the parts of
speech that can
be commonly
found in
sentences.
• An adjective is a
word that tells
us more about a
noun.
• A part-of-
What are the types of speech that
Adjectives? modifies or
describes a
noun or a
pronoun.

Descriptive Adjective

Demonstrative
Adjective

Interrogative Adjective

Possessive Adjective

Adjective of Number
 What should be the order of N-O-S-A-S-C-O-M-P
adjectives in a sentence?

H. Application Identify what type of Adjective there

is in the sentence based on the
underlined word.

Answers:
1. Adjective of Number
2. Possessive
Adjective
3. Demonstrative
Adjective
1. Joseph came first in the class. 4. Interrogative
2. My friend is here. Adjective
3. That bag is mine. 5. Descriptive
4. Whose ball pen is this? Adjective
5. Anna is a good girl.

I. Generalization What have you learned today, We have learned about

class? the types of adjectives
and the Order of
adjectives.

Do you have any questions or

concerns?
None, ma’am.

Now, let’s see if you really learned

something today.

H. Evaluation Students will answer the Google form

for their quiz/assessment.
https://forms.gle/k1aLk4U1urkB6nfr6