Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
LAP 15

C. Evaluation
Fill in the blanks with gerunds. (10)

1 I am fond of reading.

2 She is afraid of making another mistake.

3 Drinking liquor is injurious to health.

4 Conversing in English is not easy.

5 Writing stories is a difficult task.

6 She prevented me from leaving her.

7 I prefer reading to widen my knowledge.

8 I enjoy watching.

9 I am confident of riding the airplane in first class accommodation.

10 She is addicted to pruning the plants of his backyard.

Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
LAP 15

D. Assignment
Correct the following sentences: (10)

1 He is sorry for me failing the exam.

Answer- He is sorry for her failing the exam.

2 You cannot force me forgetting Sherryl.

Answer- You cannot force him in forgetting Sherryl.

3 There is risk of Rudy losing the job.

Answer- There is a risk for Rudy losing his job.

4 There is a chance of the rains coming.

Answer- There is a chance of the rain is coming.

5 I look forward to receive a reply from Lucy.

Answer- I am looking forward to receive a reply from Lucy.

6 It is no use to wait for the bus.

Answer- It is no use in waiting the bus.

7 Don’t give up to teach her.

Answer- Don’t give up on teaching her.

8 The doing this work is very difficulty.

Answer- Doing this work is very difficult.

9 Writing of a letter is a simple thing.

Answer- Writing a letter is a simple thing.

10 She prevented me to meet her daughter.

Answer- She preventing me to meet her daughter.

Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
LAP 16

C. Evaluation
Underline the error in each sentence and write the correct one before the number.
Is 1. Nida, as well as Laura are beautiful.

Is 2. Sixty thousand are a large amount to pay.

Is 3. Twenty years are a long period to remember the event.

Like 4. Some likes to occupy the front seats.

Has 5. One of my friends have returned from Canada.

Shouts 6. Each boy and girl shout for help.

Is 7. Economics are important to be learned by all.

Complains 8. One of the students complain about the high cost of uniform.

Was 9. The Adventures of Tom Sawyer were written by Mark Twain.

Were 10. Neither he nor his parents was happy about the incident.

Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
LAP 16

D. Assignment/Required Output (20 points)

 Construct 2 sentences as examples for each of the ten rules on the agreement of subject and
verb,

1. The verb must agree with the subject (noun/pronoun) in number and person.
● My brother is crying.
● They are singing lively.

2. The verb should agree with the real noun.

● The difficulties of golf course are the most challenging part of playing golf.
● The father of the family is taking all his children into the right path.

3. Nouns joined by ‘with’ or ‘as well as’ must be used with a singular verb.
● Timmy, as well as Cindy, is joining the birthday party.
● The doctor, with all his staff, is having a medical mission.

4. If 2 or more nouns are connected by ‘or’ or ‘nor’, the verb agrees with the nearest subject.
● Neither the nurses nor the doctors are the reason for his recovery.
● Either the families or the president wins the argument.

5. ‘Either/Neither/Each/Everyone/One’+ ’of’+ plural noun must be used with a singular verb.

● One of my friends wins the chess tournament.
● Each of the families was given financial assistance.

6. Two nouns qualified by ‘each’ or ‘every’ and connected by ‘and’ must be used with a singular verb.
● Each student and teacher was given the opportunity to speak.
● Every dog and every cat is faithful to its owner.

7. Some, few, many, several must be used with plural verbs.

● Many were chosen, but a few responded to the mission.
● Some were found guilty in the offense.

8. Units of measure, space of time, distance, amount of money, should always be with singular verb.
● One hundred pesos was the contribution of every family.
● One kilometer is the distance of my house to the mall.

9. Titles of books or stories ending in ‘s’ must take singular verb.

● Snow White and the Seven Dwarfs is a very interesting story.
● The Three Musketeers is a very popular movie.

10. Nouns plural in form but singular in meaning take singular verb.
● Calculus is the hardest subject I have ever known.
● The news today is very horrifying.

Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
Lap 17

Evaluation
Direction: Read each sentence and find out what kind of adjective is used. Underline the adjective once
and the word describes twice and write the kind before the number.

Adjective of quality 1. Cebu is an industrial city.

Adjective of Quantity 2. All students passed in the exam.

Adjective of Quantity 3. He showed much courage in the war.

Possessive adjective 4. Her husband died in an accident.

Adjective of quality 5. He bought a Frenchbread.

Interrogative adjective 6. What a day indeed!

Demonstrative adjective 7. That was the book I was looking for.

Interrogative adjective 8. Whichpoet do you like most?

Distributive adjective 9. Everycitizen should love his Mother land.

Definite numeral adjective 10. He is the lastperson in the interview.

Sacoso, Ellaine Joy O.

BSED 3B
Lap 17

Assignment/Required Output (20 points)

Write two sentences as examples illustrating the kinds of adjectives.

1. Adjective of Quality: An adjective used to talk about the quality of a person or things is known as Adjective of Quality.
● The United States is a developed country.
● Cebu City is the oldest city in the Philippines.

2. Adjective of Quantity: An adjective used to talk about the quantity of things is known as Adjective of Quantity.
● There is little water in the tank.

● My money is not enough to afford the shirt.

3. Adjective of Number: An adjective used to talk about the number of things or persons is known as Adjective of Number.
 ● She sings ten songs in the event.

● Few of the members are sacrificing.

4. Demonstrative Adjective: An adjective used to point out which person or thing we speak about is known as
demonstrative adjective.
● These are my collections.
● This shirt is my favorite.

5. Distributive Adjective: An adjective used to refer to each and every person or thing separately is known as Distributive
Adjective.
● Either of them will win the debate.

● Every opportunity is very essential to grab.

6.Interrogative Adjective : An adjective used to question is known as Interrogative Adjective.

EX: What, which, whose.
● What movie do you prefer to watch?
● What kind of food do you like to eat?

7. Possessive Adjective: An adjective used to talk about ownership or Possessive Adjective.

● His smile is attractive.
● Your dad is the funniest dad ever.

8. Emphasizing Adjective : An adjective used to emphasize a noun is known as Emphasizing Adjective.

● I love you with every part of my being.
● I will pay for it with my own money.

9. Exclamatory Adjective: The word ‘what’ is known as an Exclamatory Adjective

● What an amazing movie!
● What a great work!

10. Proper Adjective: An adjective derived from a proper name is known as a Proper Adjective.
● Sam Milby is a Filipino artist.
● History is a very interesting subject.

11. A cardinal adjective denotes how many.

● I have five cats.
● Jc has five siblings.

12. An ordinal adjective denotes the order of things.

● He leads the second batch of choral team.
● I got my first salary.

13. Definite numeral adjective tells the exact number and the indefinite numeral adjective tells the inexact number.

● I have one heart.

● I experienced many problems in the past.