Guided Learning Activity Kit - English 4 - Tomelden
Guided Learning Activity Kit - English 4 - Tomelden
Guided Learning Activity Kit - English 4 - Tomelden
Department of Education
REGION III-CENTRAL LUZON
SCHOOLS DIVISION OF ZAMBALES
LONGOS ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
LONGOS, CABANGAN, ZAMBALES
ENGLISH
Guided Learning Activity Kit
Composing Clear and Coherent
Sentences using Appropriate
Grammatical Structures
(verb tenses)
Quarter 2 -Week 6-8
Introduction
In your previous grades in school, you are taught that verb are action
words used to provide details of what a subject is doing as described within sentences.
You also learned how to use appropriate grammatical structures to write a more
coherent ideas and sentences with the help of subject and verb agreement.
Singular nouns or subjects must have singular verbs as well as plural
nouns having plural verbs but suggests the opposite when we use a present tense. A
dog chases the mailman for example, has one noun and added to the verb ‘chase’ is ‘-
s’.
In this Guided Learning Activity Kit, we are going to enjoy composing clear
and coherent sentences using appropriate grammatical structures in verb tenses.
Happy learning!
Learning Competency
Objectives
At the end of this Guided Learning Activity Kit, you are expected to:
Review
Directions: Identify the elements of the short narrative below and
summarize it based on its elements. Do this in a separate sheet of paper.
Once upon a time there was a little boy who became very ill. He had to spend
all day in bed, unable to move. Because other children weren't allowed to come
near him, he suffered greatly, and spent his days feeling sad and blue.
There wasn't much he could do except look out of the window. Time passed,
and his feeling of despair just grew. Until one day he saw a strange shape in the
window. It was a penguin eating a sausage sandwich. The penguin squeezed in
through the open window, said "Good afternoon" to the boy, turned around, and
left again.
Of course, the boy was very surprised. He was still trying to work out what had
happened, when outside his window he saw a monkey in a nappy, busy blowing
up a balloon. At first the boy asked himself what that could possibly be, but after
a while, as more and more crazy-looking characters appeared out the window, he
burst out laughing and found it hard to stop.
Anyone wanting to stop laughing would never be helped by seeing a pig playing
a tambourine, an elephant jumping on a trampoline, or a dog wearing a pair of
glasses and talking about nothing except politics. The little boy didn't tell anyone
about this because who would have believed him? Even so, those strange
characters ended up putting joy back in his heart, and in his body. Before long,
his health had improved so much that he was able to go back to school again.
There he got to talk to his friends and tell them all the strange things he had
seen. While he was talking to his best friend he saw something sticking out of his
friend's school bag. The boy asked his friend what it was, and he was so insistent
that finally his friend had to show him what was in the bag:
There, inside, were all the fancy-dress suits and disguises that his best friend
had been using to try to cheer the little boy up!
And from that day on, the little boy always did his best to make sure that no
one felt sad and alone.
Now, let’s look at the picture below. What do you think are the formed
words below? What does each of them means?
Tenses of verb however, are associated with time of when the action is performed.
In the first picture, we can see a boy, an adult and an old man with captions past,
present and future. While in the second picture, we can see words such as eat with
additional letters ‘-s’, ‘-en’ and ‘-ing which makes the verb ‘eat’ emphasize the time of its
execution. Another word in the picture is ‘ate’ which means the subject is done on what
he/she was doing.
Verb tenses are not only for action words but also for linking verbs (is/was and
are/were).
There are three main verb tenses.
1. Past Tense
2. Present Tense
3. Future Tense
Past tense is a verb tense used for a past activity or a past state of being.
For example:I jumped in the bridge. (past activity)
I was happy. (past state of being)
For example: I drink eight glasses of water every day. (current activity)
I am glad to see you here. (present state of being)
Future tense is a verb tense used for a future activity or a future state of being.
For example: I will call you when I get home. (future activity)
I will be happy to meet you there. (future state of being)
Activities
Guided Practice 1
Directions: Determine if the underlined verb is in past tense, present tense or future
tense. Write PAST if it is in past tense, PRESENT if it is in present tense and FUTURE
if in future tense.
Good work! You were been very good in this activity. I believe you will easily get this
next task.
Guided Practice 2
Directions: Complete the table below by writing what is the appropriate verb tenses
or participle for each missing item.
Independent Practice
Direction: Find at least five action words in the text below. List it down and identify the5 I
past and future tense of each action word.
My Best Teacher
Teachers are the ones who build a good nation and
make the world a better place. My best teacher is called
Robert. He teaches us English. I admire him because
he is well-prepared in advance for our lessons. He is
like a friend that helps us and encourages us to do our
best to achieve our goals. I like his subject because he
gives us the chance to excel without putting too much
pressure on us.
Assessment
Directions: Identify the base form of the verb shown in the pictures
below and write a sentence in past tense, present tense and future tense using these
words.
For example: Base Form of the Verb: Brush
Past Tense: I brushed my teeth this morning.
Present Tense: I am brushing my teeth right now.
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You did it! You had been so patient and eager in accomplishing your7 I
Guided Learning Activity Kit. This time I would like to know if you were able to learn,
acquire and perhaps master the competency required of you in this Learning Kit.
Directions: Write a short essay about how you are keeping yourself busy and safe
during the lockdown period. Use past verb tenses as you narrate your experiences in
the past months. You can also use present verb tenses in describing what makes you
enjoy online classes and future verb tenses in sharing what will you do after the
lockdown.
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I would like to express my heartfelt gratitude to the following, who in one way or
the other, have contributed to the successful preparation, development, quality
assurance, printing, and distribution of the Quarter 4 Guided Learning Activity Kits
(GLAK) as a response to providing the learners with developmentally appropriate,
contextualized and simplified learning resources with most essential learning
competencies (MELCs)-based activities anchored on the principles of guided learning
and explicit instruction:
First, my School Head, Jonathan N. Mallari for his continuous encouragement and
unwavering support for the completion of this GLAK.
Second, the layout artist, my daughter, Pat Rych C. Tomelden for helping me in
making this Guided Learning Activity Kits (GLAK).
Third , the parents and other home learning facilitators for giving the learners the
needed guidance and support for them to possibly accomplish the tasks and for
gradually helping them become independent learners.
Submitted by:
Noted:
JONATHAN N. MALLARI
School Principal II