Kinds of sentences according to structure.pptx

Lesson Plan that discusses Kinds of sentences according to structures for elementary grade level

1. Kinds of sentences according to structure (Simple & compound sentence) Third quarter, week 4, English 6

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3. review Tell whether the following are sentences or phrases. Katrina walks slowly. A cat fat Walk. A wide meadow The flower blooms beautifully. s entence phrase phrase s entence s entence

4. Presentation and discussion Read the sentences below. SET A 1. Ana lives in Bicol. 2 . Ana and Liza live in Bicol 3. Liza lives in Bicol and speaks Bicolano 4. Ana and Liza lives in Bicol and speaks Bicolano 1 or simple Subject 1 Verb / Simple Predicate There is only one idea show in a sentence There is simple subject and simple predicate 2 or compound Subject 1 Verb/Simple Predicate There is compound subject and simple predicate But still there is only one idea show in a sentence 1 or simple Subject 2 Verb/compound Predicate There is simple subject and compound predicate But still there is only one idea show in a sentence 2 or compound Subject 2 Verb/compound Predicate There is compound subject and compound predicate But still there is only one idea show in a sentence Sentence 1 to 4 are having only one Idea, therefore they are called SIMPLE SENTENCE

5. SET B of Sentences 1. She is very smart and she knows it. 2. They wanted to go Paris, but I wanted to see London. Subject Verb/Predicate Subject Verb/Predicate There is 2 sets of subject and predicate, that is connected by AND Connector / conjunction It means that it has 2 independent clauses . Therefore, there are 2 ideas show in the sentence. Subject Verb/Predicate Subject Verb/Predicate Connector / conjunction There is 2 sets of subject and predicate, that is connected by BUT It means that it has 2 independent clauses . Therefore, there are 2 ideas show in the sentence. Sentence 1 & 2 have 2 independent clause and shows 2 ideas. The clauses are connected by the conjunctions . Conjunctions are and, but, or, yet, therefore, so COMPOUND SENTENCE AND connects 2 related ideas. BUT connects 2 conflict / contradict ideas.

6. Lets practice: Tell whether the sentences are simple sentences and compound sentences. Simple Sentence 1. Mary was out of milk, so she went to the store. 2. Michael was starving and exhausted. 3. It was getting dark, and we were not there yet. 4. We went to the mall; however, we only went window-shopping. 5. Mary and I love flowers and eat chocolates. Subject Predicate Compound Sentence Independent clause conjunction Independent clause Subject Predicate Subject Predicate Compound Sentence Simple Sentence Compound Sentence Compound Sentence Simple Sentence l ove flowers and eat chocolates Mary was out of milk so she w ent to the store Michael was starving and exhausted It was getting dark and we w ere not there yet We went to the mall however we o nly went window- shopping Mary and I

7. Lets Generalize What is simple sentence? What is compound sentence? S imple sentence contains only one clause and expresses only a single idea or thought. It can be made up of: Simple subject and predicate Compound subject and simple predicate Simple subject and compound predicate compound subject and compound predicate Compound sentence is composed of 2 independent clauses joined by conjunction such as and, but, or, yet, however, so.

8. Independent Practice Tell whether the sentences are simple sentences and compound sentences. 1. She is famous, yet she is very humble. 2. I think you’d enjoy the party. 3. She is very smart and beautiful. 4. I saw Samuel yesterday, but he didn't see me. 5. The boys san an the girls danced. Compound Sentence Simple Sentence Simple Sentence Compound Sentence Simple Sentence

9. Evaluation Write whether the sentences are simple sentences and compound sentences in your paper. 1. Harris mowed the lawn so he earned a hundreds of peso. 2. My canary sings and chirp. 3. We like pizza and we like spaghetti. 4. My aunt’s library had many books to count. 5. Sara gathered pictures in a special album for her family.

10. Assignment Read the short selection then choose the simples and compound sentences. Do it in your notebook. John and James were best friends. They fought for many reasons, but never gave up their friendships. They went in search good job and they visited many places to earn some money. They passed through various places, villages and towns. They supported each other throughout their journey.