Lesson Plan in English 9
Date: September 5 2017
  I.      Objectives: At the end of the lesson the students must be able to:
                1. identify the types of adverb; and
                2. create sentences with the correct usage of adverb.
 II.      Subject Matter:
          a. Content/Topic: Types of Adverb
          b. Reference:
               a.  Teacher’s Guide: Almonte, L. R. et al., (2014)
                       A Journey through Anglo-American Literature; 126
          c. Materials: PowerPoint, learner’s module, photocopy of worksheets,
III.      Procedure:
       A. Elicitation:
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                                 Teacher’s Activity                   Learner’s Activity
                                  The teacher has prepared             The learners will create
                         words that are written in a rolled    sentence that have the word that
                         piece of paper. Then, she will let    they have picked.
                         the learners pick one rolled paper.
                         Every word that every learner will    Example:
                         pick must have a corresponding          If a learner pick the word
                         sentence.                             tomorrow he/she will give a
                                                               sentence like:
                         .                                       Ann, will be at the party
                                                               tomorrow
       B. Highlighting of from:
                        The teacher will first introduce the types of adverbs to her learners.
                    Then, the teacher will discuss the two types of adverb which are
                    adverb of place and adverb of time.
       C. Discussion:
      What is adverb/s?
          -An adverb is a part of speech used to describe a verb,
      adjective, clause, or another adverb. It simply tells the readers how,
      where, when, or the degree at which something was done.
          Examples:
          1. The manager accepted the challenge very nicely.
             The italicized word is an adverb that describes nicely,
             which is another adverb.
          2. Tears began to fall as he saw the completely lifeless body
             of his wife.
             The adverb in this sentence is completely, which describes
             the adjective lifeless.
          3. Surprisingly, the cubicles of the public restroom are clean.
             Surprisingly is the adverb in this sentence. It modifies the
             clause that comes right after it.
Types of Adverb
         Adverbs of Place
              An adverb of place tells us where something is done or
          happens. We use it after the verb, direct object or at the end of
          a sentence.
          Adverbs of place include words such as: 
                     Above
                     abroad
                     below
                          here
                          in
                          out 
                          outside
                          over there 
                          there 
                          under
                          upstairs
                          home
                          nowhere
      Examples:
         1. But the life of Martin Luther King Jr. inspired
            unprecedented equality in education, the economy and in
            the White House.
            in the White House signifies where the situation occurred.
            Adverbs of Time
                       An adverb of time tells us when something is done
               or happens. We use it at the beginning or at the end of a
               sentence. We use it as a form of emphasis when we place it
               at the beginning.
            Adverbs of time include:
                    afterwards
                    already
                    always 
                    immediately
                    last month
                    now
                    soon
                    then
                    yesterday
                    tomorrow
      Examples:
         1. Later that year, MLK JR. is awarded the Nobel Peace
            Prize…
            Later is an adverb of time. It signifies when the event took
            place.
Take Note:
                  Adverbs that tell us for how long, for is always followed by an
          expression of duration, while since is always followed by an expression of
          a point in time.
                  Adverbs that tell us how often express the frequency of an action.
          They are usually placed before the main verb but after auxiliary verbs
          (such as be, have, may, & must). The only exception is when the main
          verb is "to be", in which case the adverb goes after the main verb..
D. Controlled Practice:
      Test 1:
      Instructions: Make sentences and put the adverbs (in italic print) in correctly
      (behind the verb or object) observed proper punctuation and capitalization.
          1. is / over there / the cinema
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          2. inside / go / let's
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          3. the kitchen / downstairs / is
              __________________________________________________
          4. playing / the kids / are / outside 
              __________________________________________________
          5. she / not / been / here / has
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          6. the bathroom / is / upstairs 
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          7. were / everywhere / we / for / looking / you
              __________________________________________________
          8. we / anywhere / you / find / couldn't
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          9. ? / there / a post office / nearby / is
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          10. must / we / walk / back home 
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E. Generalization:
                     Teacher’s Activity                    Learner’s Activity
                     The teacher will asked her The learner’s will raise their
              learner’s with the following hands to answer the questions.
              questions:
                  1. What is Adverb?
                  2. What are the types of
                      adverb that we have
                      discussed?
                  3. Give an example of adverb
                      of place.
                  4. Give example of adverb of
                      time.
F. Free Communication:
                     Teacher’s Activity                    Learner’s Activity
                     The teacher will divide the        The learners will count from
              class into 5 groups. Each groups,    1-5, then after that they will go to
              will pick a situation, where they    their respective group members.
              can create scenarios. They must      They must choose the one that
              have in their mind what they         will do their reporting.
              learned. The teacher will give
              each group 5 minutes to finish
              their work.
              Scenario:
                 1. You decided to go on a
                     shopping     with   your
                     friends.
                 2. Someone is asking you out
                     on a date.
                 3. You’re planning to have a
                     summer vacation with
                     your family.
                 4. Someone called that your
                     daughter is in the hospital.
                  5. You’re going to meet a
                     client in a restaurant.
G. Agreement:
      Directions: Create 5 sentences that have the adverb of time and another 5
      sentences that have adverb of place. Put your homework in a whole sheet of
      paper.
Prepared by:
Ma. Nichole L. Jugao
  Demonstrator
Check by:
Ms. Kristene D. Guto
Cooperating Teacher
Suggestions and Comments:
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