Semi-Detailed
Learning Plan
a. identify
the difference of the stressing of words based on their functions as verb or
noun;
b. signify
the value of expression and sensitivity of uttering words and;
c. pronounce
words correctly as nouns or verbs.
11- Subject Matter
a. Topic:
Syllable Stress Between Nouns and Verbs
b. Reference:
Communicative English for Specific purposes, Author: Jose Elmer S. Oficial
c. Materials:
Audio-video, Manila paper, pentil pen
d. Value:
Sensitivity
111- Procedure
A. Pre- Activity
1. Drill:
The teacher presents a video. This video is all about Syllable Stress between nouns. From which the students will be able to recall their past lesson.
2. Review:
2. Review:
a. What
was our topic last meeting?
b. What
can you say about the stressing of nouns?
3. Motivation
The teacher will let them again watch a video about tongue twisters and in latter part the teacher will let
them performed it.
B. Presentation
What are your observations?
Based from what you observe, what do you think is our topic for today?
1. Activity
Proper
a. The
class will be divided into four groups; each group will be given a problem to
be solved.
b. They
are going to underline the two similar words then put stress on it depending on
their functions as nouns or verbs.
c. After
of which, they will read the sentence, pronounce the words correctly as nouns
or verbs.
2. Analysis
As we all know that stress of a word is very important for us us to clearly understand what is to be understood in the spoken form of communication.
As we all know that stress of a word is very important for us us to clearly understand what is to be understood in the spoken form of communication.
a. Based
from the activity what is your understanding about stress?
b. How
important stress is in a word?
c. What
is the significance or importance of stress in a daily conversation? Or in
socialization?
3. Abstraction
a. Stress
is a prominence or importance given to syllables or words. It is stress that
makes a syllable or word stand out among others.
b. Pronouncing
a word that functions as a verb, the vowel of the first syllable is unstressed
while the second syllable is stressed.
Ex.
Nouns Verbs
permit permit
present present
subject subject
produce produce
mandate mandate
finance finance
4. Application
The class will be divided into four
groups.
a. Each
of the group will be given words, nouns and verbs, some of these words are
having a stress some are not. From the given words they will make sentences.
Then at the latter part they will read it by group.
1. Import 5. research 9. address
2. Export 6. Object 10. suspect
3. Project 7. Shampoo 11. consult
4. Notice 8. Order 12. Conduct
1V. Evaluation
Underline the correct stress word to be used in the sentence. Now, if
the word is used as a noun underline once and if it is used a verb underline
twice.
1. The
class (answer, answer) the assignment they have.
2. Candice
(address, address) her teacher as miss.
3. The
grades were (recorded, recorded) by the teacher.
4. Philippines (exports, exports) mangoes to the
other countries.
5. They
(suspect, suspect) me as the one who kills.
V.
Compose a simple poem. Use two similar words in every two stanzas, then put
stress on it according to their functions as nouns or verbs. Pass it on my
e-mail (marianpacilan11@gmail.com)
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