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Identifying Participles
Identifying Participles
I. Objectives
At the end of the lesson, the students will be able to:
a. identify participles;
b. use participles in constructing a sentence; and
c. value the importance of participles in real situations.
1. Prayer
Requesting everyone to please stand for
the prayer. Students do as told.
2. Greetings
3. Checking of Attendance
Class Secretary, Who are absentees Class Secretary; None Sir! Everybody’s
today? present today.
4. Collecting of Assignment
Now class, please get your homework, Students do as told.
pass it at the center aisle then, pass it forward
silently at the count of 5. 1.2.3.4.5.
5. Drill
Possible answers:
Questions: 1. Infinitive is the most basic form of a
1. What is infinitive? verb that function as nouns, adjectives,
2. Expound his/her answer? or adverbs to describe actions as ideas.
3. Use infinitive verb in a sentence? 2. Infinitives are known as non-finite
4. Another example? verbs, meaning they do not express
actions being performed by the
subjects of clauses and it is preceded
by the participle “to.”
3. “To dance is my passion.
4. “To study English at MSU-LNAC was
her ultimate dream.
6. Review
Our lesson last meeting was all about
Class, based from the game, what was our infinitives.
lesson last meeting?
Very Good!
None Sir.
Class, do you have any questions before we
proceed to our new discussion this morning?
Good!
7. Motivation
Partly correct.
B. Developmental Activities
2. Unlocking of Difficulties
Everybody read!
Student do as told.
1. Verbal- relating to or formed from a
verb.
2. Adjective- used to describe a noun or
pronoun.
3. Noun- name of person, place, thing,
animal, quality and idea.
4. Present- existing or happening now.
5. Past- happened in the past.
3.Discussion
4. Application
Is it clear?
Understood?
Yes, Sir!
If the song is done. You are also finished in
writing and you were going to post your work
on the board.
1st Group Task: Write all the participles you 1st Group: Write all the participles you have
have found in the lyrics of the song as many as found in the lyrics of the song as many as you
you can. can.
2nd Group Task: Write separately the present 2nd Group: Write separately the present
participle and the past participles you have participles and the past participles you have
found in the lyrics of the song. found in the lyrics of the song.
3rd Group Task: Choose one word present 3rd Group: Choose one word present participle
participle and one word past participle. Then, and one word past participle. Then, write it in
write it in a meaningful sentences. a meaningful sentence.
5. Generalization
Very Good! The two forms of participle are present and past
participle.
Who among you here can give an example of
present and past participle sentences?
For the present participle is “The crying baby had
Very well said! a wet diaper.” While on the past participle is “The
cracked vase cannot be repaired.”
Do you have any questions class concerning our
lesson today?
None Sir.
Okay! Is it important to learn participles? Why?
IV. Evaluation
0-10 scores
Instruction: In ¼ sheet of paper, write the participle in each of the sentences that follow.
1. A shouting crowd greeted us.
2. Smiling, she hugged the panting dog.
3. We remind him of his forgotten promise.
4. The overloaded car gathered speed slowly
5. The plumber drained the clogged sink in the kitchen.
6. The captured rebel died after a few days.
7. My little brother loves frozen yogurt.
8. The pouring rain force us to stay indoors.
9. A falling star streaked across the clear sky.
10. The crying baby had a wet diaper.
V. Assignment
0-10 scores
Instruction: In ½ crosswise sheet of paper, make 10 sentences using present and past
participles.