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Lesson Plan in Grade 7 4a's
Lesson Plan in Grade 7 4a's
I. OBJECTIVE
Uses the passive and active voice meaningfully in varied contexts.
III. PROCEDURE
DRILL: Flash sentences and let the students identify the possessive pronoun
used in the following sentences.
LESSON PROPER
Group a class into six. Let the students see the pictures on the board.
Instruct them to analyze the pictures. Construct at least one sentence for every
picture and let them identify the subject, verb and object. Write your answer on
the Manila paper. Present to the bigger class. (Only 1 from the group)
PRESENTATION
I will be reading you a short text or selection. Listen attentively to the sentence
used in the selection. You will answer comprehension questions.
Mike saw a pretty girl.
He went to talk to her.
Her husband arrived.
The husband hit Mike on the nose.
• Voice is the quality of the verb that tells whether the subject is the doer
or the receiver of the action.
1. When the subject does or “act upon” the verb and the verb have a direct
object, the sentence is said to be in the active voice.
FORMULA: SUBJECT+VERB+DIRECT OBJECT
2. When the subject receives the action of the verb, the sentence is said to be
in the passive voice.
FORMULA: Subject + Be VERB+ past participle + by + doer of the action
Another examples:
• The winning essay was written by John.
• The telephone was invented by Alexander Graham Bell.
• The gavel was pounded by the judge.
When to use Passive Voice
✓ The passive voice is used in the following cases:
a. The actor is unknown.
Example: The motorcycle was stolen (maybe by someone).
b. The actor is irrelevant.
Example: A COVID-19 vaccine will be discovered by researchers
soon.
c. You want to be indefinite about who is responsible.
Example: Mistakes were made.
d. You are talking about a general truth.
Example: Do unto others what you want others do unto you.
e. You want to emphasize the person or thing acted on.
Example: The virus that caused COVID-19 was discovered in 2020.
f. You are writing an experiment result/report.
Example: The salt was dissolved in water.
For example:
- He runs away.
(This sentence has no object, so it's not possible to turn it
into a passive sentence.)
(Active Voice) – Father repaired the old table.
(This sentence has an object so it can be change into a
passive voice sentence.)
Read the following sentences. Pay particular attention which sentences are in
the active/passive voice.
Ask: Which of the following sentences carries the Active Voice? Passive
voice? How do you know?
Activity No. 1: Are the sentences below in the Active or Passive Voice? Label
them “Active or Passive”.
____________1. Emily is using hand sanitizer.
____________2. The Municipal Mayor ordered people to stay at home.
____________3. The relief goods were given to each household by the LGU.
____________4. An Executive Order was issued by the governor.
____________ 5. The builders finished the isolation room for PUIs.
Activity No. 2: Read the given statements below. If it is in the active voice,
change it to the passive voice.
GENERALIZATION
What is the difference between Active and Passive voice? When can we use
active voice? Passive Voice? How will you change Active into Passive voice?
APPLICATION
Get a pair. In at least four exchanges have a dialogue. Use active and passive
voice.
EVALUATION
On the blank before the number, write A if it is in the active voice and P if it
is in the Passive voice.
Submitted by:
Bayker, Joan O.
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