Vertical Content Articulation Map

SUBJECT AREA: ENGLISH SCHOOL YEAR: 2022-2023

Grade 7 Grade 8 Grade 9 Grade 10

Learning Domain

Grammar Passive and Active voice Parallel Structure of Words and
Phrases
Past and Past Perfect Tense Parallel Structure of Clauses
Noun Phrases Modals
● Emphasis Markers
Phrases
Narrative Paragraph
Conditionals in Expressing Campaigns and Public Speaking
Arguments ● Election Campaign Speech
● Advocacy Speech
● Tips on Delivering Campaign and
Features of Modal Verbs Advocacy Speechless
● Modals of Ability,
Possibility, and
Requests What are Technical Definitions?
● Modals of Permission What are Operational Operations?
and Suggestion

Clauses
Transitional or Signal Words
Reading
Using Linear and Non-Linear Examining Biases What is a Logical Fallacy? Textual Aids in Understanding Greek
Visuals Logical Connectors for Emphasis ● Fallacies of Logos Myths
● Fallacies of Pathos
● Fallacies of Ethos
Distinguishing features of Evaluating and Making Judgement of
literature during the Text
Contemporary Period
Writing
Purposes of Writing Writing an Informative Speech
Informative Essay Expository Text: Writing to
Evaluate
● Linear and Nonlinear
Texts
Persuasive Speech
 Composing a Persuasive
Speech
Making Connections Between Structural Elements
Texts To Particular Social ● Exposition - Statement of
Issues, Concerns, or position, Arguments,
Dispositions in Real Life
● Restatement of Positions and
language features of an
argumentative text,
● Modal verbs
● Conjunctions or connectives to
link ideas
● Declarative statements;
● Rhetorical questions; passive
voice
Formulating a Statement of
Opinion or Assertion
Claims of Fact, Value, and Policy
Exposition or discussion on a familiar
issue
Composing Multimodal
Texts

Argumentative Essay

Using a Variety of Informative,

Persuasive and Argumentative Writing
Techniques

Compose an Independent Critique

Writing a Research Report
Speaking Summarizing a Text Writing an Informative Speech Listen to Create Value Deliver a Prepared or Impromptu on an
● Delivering an Informative Judgment on Critical Issues Issue Employing the Techniques in
Speech that Demand Sound Analysis Public Speaking
Writing Factual Recounts and Call for Prompt Actions

Writing Personal Recounts

Features of Personal and

Factual Recounts

Participating in a
discussion ,Forum and
Debate

Listening
 Listening Strategies-Based Various Issues
● moral issues
● social issues
● economic issues
Determine the Worth of
Ideas
Literature
Figure of Speech African folktales and short
Conflict in Tall Tales stories
Biography Examining West Asian
Literature
Judging the Validity of the
Evidence Listened to
Differentiating Bias and
Prejudice
Literature in VUCA
(Volatile, Uncertain,
Complex and Ambiguous)
Using Information Sources in Everyday
Life
Analytical Listening in Problem Solving
Evaluating Spoken Texts
Celebrating Diversity through World
Literature
 Literature as Form of
Communication

Discover Through Philippine

Literature

Viewing Genres of Viewing Materials
Information Sources
Express One’s
Compare and contrast the The Relevance and Appraising the unity of plot, setting and
presentation of the same topic in Truthfulness of the Ideas characterization
different multimodal texts Presented in the Material
Viewed
Primary and Secondary Sources of
Synthesizing Information Information
 Beliefs/Convictions Based
on a Material Viewed

Determining the
Truthfulness and Accuracy
of the Materials Viewed

Vocabulary Analogy Words and Expressions Types of Communicative Technical Terms used in Research
Reflecting Local Culture Styles
Navigating Website
Giving Technical and Operational
Definition

Expanded/Extended Definition of
Terms