DEMONSTRATION TEACHING

GRADE 7 - ENGLISH
 LEARNING COMPETENCIES

1. EN7G-IV-a-4: Use imperatives and

prepositions when giving instructions
2. EsP8PBIa-1.1: Natutukoy ang mga gawain o
karanasan sa sariling pamilya na kapupulutan ng
aral o may positibong impluwensya sa sarili
 Classroom Rules: The 5 P’s
 
1. Be prepared
2. Be positive
3. Be productive
4. Be respectful
5. Be participative
1. Kindly give me my book.
1. Kindly give me my book.

REQUEST
2. Clean the house right away.
2. Clean the house right away.

COMMAND
3. Get me a pair of scissors.
3. Get me a pair of scissors.

COMMAND
4. Please take the dog for a walk
4. Please take the dog for a walk

REQUEST
5. Take a bath later.

COMMAND
WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN
THE SIMPLE PAST TENSE AND PAST
PERFECT TENSE?
1. I can’t believe she ate my sandwich.
1. I can’t believe she ate my sandwich.

Simple past
2. He had done his homework so he was allowed
to eat with us.
2. He had done his homework so he was allowed
to eat with us.

Past perfect
3. She watched television throughout the afternoon.
3. She watched television throughout the afternoon.

Simple past
4. I hadn’t thought of going to Italy before she
suggested it.
4. I hadn’t thought of going to Italy before she
suggested it.

Past perfect
5. My dog ripped my dress. I was so upset, I had
bought it this morning!
5. My dog ripped my dress. I was so upset, I had
bought it this morning!

Past perfect
SAY THE TRUTH
1. “ Teddy, say the truth. It’s about time.”
 
2. “Please tell me, Roberta!”
 
3. “Roberta, let Teddy choose what bag she wants.”
An imperative sentence expresses
a command or request.
In every imperative sentences, there
is a verb that expresses a command or
request.
Pick the trash.
Pick the trash.
Pick the trash beside the tree.
Please buy milk beside our house.
1. Situation 1 (Telling a Personal Problem)
You found out that your son failed a test in Math.
What will you say to know the reason behind it?
 
(Tip: Use an imperative sentence.)
(Choose from the following imperatives and prepositions.)
 
Tell about
Explain on
Say in
From To
With
2. Situation 2 (Getting Help in Decision-Making)
Your daughter needs an advise about choosing
What course to pick in college.
 
(Tip: Use an imperative sentence.)
(Choose from the following imperatives and prepositions.)
 
Choose about
Pick on
Think in
Analyze with
Study upon
Follow worth
Than
Inside By

between
What should we remember in creating
an imperative sentence?
Create an imperative sentence out of these pictures.
Construct an imperative sentence using these sets of pictures. Take note of
using the correct imperatives, prepositions, proper punctuation and
capitalization.