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The document summarizes a classroom lesson on degrees of comparison. The teacher takes attendance, introduces the lesson objectives, and reviews the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives through examples and slides. The class then plays a game to practice comparison forms, where students identify pictures and compete for a prize. Finally, the teacher assigns a worksheet on forming adjective degrees and announces the winner of the class game.

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Script Ko Sa Demo

The document summarizes a classroom lesson on degrees of comparison. The teacher takes attendance, introduces the lesson objectives, and reviews the positive, comparative, and superlative forms of adjectives through examples and slides. The class then plays a game to practice comparison forms, where students identify pictures and compete for a prize. Finally, the teacher assigns a worksheet on forming adjective degrees and announces the winner of the class game.

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-Goodafternoon class! How are you today class??

-That's good to hear.

SLIDE 1

-Before we begin the lesson let us have the prayer. Would you please lead the prayer? Ms. Hazel Asibo

-Thankyou Ms. Asibo

SLIDE 2

-So for your attendance would you please raise your hands when I call your name?

- Im glad that all of you are present today.

(STUDENTS MASTERLIST)

-Our lesson this afternoon is all about the Degrees of Comparison

SLIDE 3

SLIDE 4

-These our objectives for today's discussion. (Read)

-But before we start to the main topic, let's play a game. This game is not new to you guys, cause im
sure that you already seen this in Its Showtime.

SLIDE 5

-So This game is called Name it To Win it. Of course we have a surprise awards for those who got the
correct answer.

-The following pictures can be in filipino/english words

-If you want to answer just raise your hands/just say your name

-Okey lets start

SLIDE 6

SLIDE 7

SLIDE 8

-I hope you enjoyed our game. We can proceed now to our main topic.

SLIDE 9
-When we speak about only one person or thing. We use positive degree

And here's the example of sentences with positive degree form

SLIDE 10

-the adjective use in the sentence is good and it is in the positive degree form

-emotional

-sharp

SLIDE 11

So next is the Comparative Degree (read the slide)

-It shows that the quality expressed by the adjective exists to a greater or to a lesser degree in one of
the two being compared.

(Explain)

-add er (long)

-change y to i then add er (pretty)

-adding more or less before the adjective (more difficult-less famous)

SLIDE 12

-the adjective used in the sentence is darker which is in the comparative degree form

-more trustworthy

-cheaper

SLIDE 13

Superlative Degree (read the slide)

-It indicates that the quality expressed by the adjective is possessed to the greatest or to the least
degree by one of the person or things included in the comparison

(Explain)

-add est (nearest)

-change y to i then add est (heaviest)

--adding more or less before the adjective (most charming- least fragrant)
SLIDE 14

-the adjective use in the sentence is most interesting and it is in the superlative degree form

-least worried

-shortest

SLIDE 15

For APPLICATION

- If you want to answer just raise your hands/say your name. The student who got the highest points will
be having a reward.

SLIDE 16

-So for to next exercise. Complete the table below to form the positive, comparative, and superlative
degree of adjectives given on the table.

-Okay so were down now. Students here's your assignment for tomorrow.

So the students who got the highest points is ________

So that's all for today my dear students I hope you all understand our topic today. Thankyou for listening
and participating in the class. Goodbye and Godbless.

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