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Q4 M4 Monares
Q4 M4 Monares
Task 1: Tick!
Direction: Read the sentences carefully. Put a tick mark (/) if the sentence observes correct grammar (following the SVA pattern). If it is
otherwise, put (X) and write down the corrected sentence.
( ) 1. The pace of jogging is faster than brisk walking and slower than running, allowing joggers to maintain steady movement without
overexertion.
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( ) 2. Jogging is a physical activity that improves mental and heart health, builds muscle, and burns calories.
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( ) 3. Jogging release endorphins.
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( ) 4. Jogging burn calories.
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( ) 5. Jogging help you build and tone muscles in those areas.
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Task 2: Read-It!
Direction: Read and understand the text.
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A. Comprehension Check:
Direction: Answer the following questions.
Subject-verb agreement refers to the grammatical rule that subjects and verbs must agree in number. In other words, if the subject is
singular, the verb must be singular, and if the subject is plural, the verb must be plural. This agreement ensures clarity and accuracy
in writing.
Subject-verb agreement helps maintain the coherence and correctness of sentences, making them easier to understand.
HERE ARE THE RULES!
Rule 1: WHEN THE VERB AGREES WITH THE SUBJECT - This is the basic rule where the verb in a sentence must agree in
number with its subject.
Examples: Regular exercise is a physical activity that improves overall health and well-being.
Rule 2: PHRASES OR CLAUSES WITH WORDS LIKE “GROUP OF” - When the subject includes a phrase or clause that comes
between the subject and the verb, the verb agrees with the subject, not with the words in the phrase or clause.
Example: A group of healthcare professionals is a team of medical experts who collaborate to provide comprehensive patient care.
Rule 3: COMPOUND SUBJECTS - When two or more subjects are connected by "and," the verb is usually plural.
Example: A balanced diet and regular exercise are essential components of a healthy lifestyle.
Rule 4: WHEN SINGULAR SUBJECTS ARE JOINED BY “OR” - Compound subjects joined by or take S-form of the
verb or singular verb.
Example: Either yoga or Pilates is a form of exercise that focuses on strength, flexibility, and mindfulness.
Rule 5: WHEN WORDS END IN -S - Subjects that end in -s and appear to be plural but are really singular, require S-form of the
verbs.
Examples: The news is a powerful tool for disseminating health information to the public.
Rule 6: WHEN A COLLECTIVE NOUN IS USED - When regarded as a unit, collective nouns, as well as noun phrases denoting
quantity, take singular verbs.
Example: The committee is responsible for reviewing and implementing health policies within the organization.
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Task 3: Go-glee!
A. Direction: Read and understand the text. Make a definition of the underlined phrases following the correct grammar rules. (5 points each)