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English
Quarter 4 - Module 7

Words with Different Medial Vowels

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Name of Learner: ___________________________

Grade & Section: ___________________________
Name of School: ___________________________
 What I Need to Know

Welcome to the fourth quarter in English 2.

Today we are about to learn differentiate words with

different medial vowels (e.g.: cap-cop-cup; fan-fin-fun)

 Learning Competency
Differentiate words with different medial vowels
(e.g.: cap-cop-cup;fan-fin-fun) (UNCODED)

What I Know
Directions: Use the correct preposition of the
sentence. (between, inside, in, on, under)

1. Ana is _________ the tree.

2. The ball is _______ the table.

3. The tomatoes are ________ the basket.

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 What’s In
Look at the first picture and the first word.
You can make a new word by changing the middle
medial sound.

1. top = t p 4. hat = h t

2. bin = b n 5. dog = d g

3. fan = f n

What’s New
Read the short story entitled Tan’s Cap.
Then, answer the questions after.

Tan’s Cap
By:Felipa A.Bernardo

Tan is a big boy. He always have fun. He wears

his cap. He get the bug and put it on the log. He saw
the pin and put it inside the tin.

1.Where is the bug?__________________________________

2.What did Tan put inside the tin?_____________________
3.How did he play with the pin?_______________________

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 Here are the pictures below.
Supply the missing medial vowel to form the
correct name of each picture.

1. c p 2. b g

3. t n 4. p n

5. l g

Can you form a new word by changing the

different medial vowels?

What’s it
Read the set of words that have different medial
vowels.
1.

cap cop cup

2.

fin fan fun

3.
Pet pot pit

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 What’s More
Directions: Encircle the correct name of the picture.

1. bag 3. . fin
big fun
bug fan

2. cot 4. . Pat
cut pet
cat pot

5. . bun
bin
ban

What I Have Learned

Directions: Study the picture.
Write the correct word of each picture in the blank.

1.

2.

3.

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 What I Can Do
Directions: Fill in the medial vowels to form a word for
each picture.

1. b g 2. f n 3. c p

f n c p
b g

b g f n c p

Assessment
Direction: Write the correct word of the picture with the
different medial vowel.

1. 4.

fan fun cot cut

2.
5.

cop cup hut hat

3.

big bug

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 Answer key

References
Let’s Begin Reading in English 2
Learner’s Material pp. 115-116, 119-120, 219-220
First Edition, 2013
Published by: Department of Education
Authors: Felicitas E. Pado, et.al

Development Team
Writer: Felipa A. Bernardo
Busay Elementary School
Isabela North District, Isabela City
Editors/QA: Myrna M. Sarapuddin
PSDS, Isabela North 1
Reviewer: Helen D.R. De Leon
EPS in English, Secondary
Illustrator: Jedfrol Klent B. Saavedra
Layout Artist: Javier A. Ladja
Management Team: Julieto H. Fernandez,OIC, ASDS
Maria Laarni T. Villanueva, OIC, ASDS
Eduardo G. Gulang, SGOD Chief
Henry Tura, CID Chief
Elsa A. Usman, EPS, ADM Module Coordinator
Helen D.R. De Leon,
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Secondary EPS English
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Here the trees and flowers bloom Gallant men And Ladies fair

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