LP For Demo
LP For Demo
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Subject: ENGLISH
B. Topic: Descriptive Adjectives
C. Materials: Power Point Presentation, Laptop, Picture, Pen, Hand-outs, Manila Paper
D. Reference: www.teachingbanyan.com/learn-english/grammar/parts-of-
Speech/adjective/adjective-of-quality/
A. Prayer
B. Greetings
C. Checking of attendance
D. Setting of rules and regulations
E. Review of the past lesson
F. Motivation
“PICTURE TALK”
G. ACTIVITY
H. ANALYSIS
2. Let the students analyze the sentences extracted from the text.
I. ABSTRACTION
1. Simple Descriptive Adjective – generally used to convey a trait or quality of the noun.
J. APPLICATION
1. Let the students identify the descriptive adjective in a sentence. Also, let them
identify the noun that is being modified and name if what type of descriptive
adjective that the word is.
a. I am a fast learner.
b. I have a few questions.
c. I eat Korean food.
d. Catriona wore high-heeled shoes.
e. Everyone celebrated the Kadayawan festival. .
IV. Evaluation
Direction: Identify and underline the descriptive adjective in a sentence. Encircle the noun
that is being modified and name if what type of descriptive adjective that the underlined
word is and write it in a space provided.
_____________________ 1. This is a beautiful place to stay.
_____________________ 2. John is a diligent boy.
_____________________ 3. Mary is a good singer.
_____________________ 4. Italian Pizza is delicious.
_____________________ 5. My daddy brought me a brand-new car.
_____________________ 6. Christian missionaries are killed in Indonesia.
_____________________ 7. Kimberly loves eating French fries.
_____________________ 8. I like to eat Spanish bread.
_____________________ 9. I have a self-centered friend.
_____________________ 10. Alejandro brought me a bluish-green flower.
V. Assignment
Cut out one news article and paste it on a long bond paper. In the news article, underline
ten descriptive (10) adjectives and encircle the noun or pronoun that is being modified.
Then draw an arrow from the adjective to the noun or pronoun.
Prepared by:
A homeless man, who has lived on the streets of Mumbai, India for years, has shot to fame, after a
clip of his mellifluous radio voice went viral on the internet.
Ravish Kumar, was filmed by a local cameraman holding a cardboard sign that read: "I'm an ex-
radio announcer who has fallen on hard times". Kumar is seen in the video asking for money in
exchange for a quick blast of his “God-given voice”. Now that the video has had millions of hits on
YouTube, Kumar has become an overnight sensation.
He has spent today appearing on talk shows across India, sporting a new haircut and a smarter
appearance than on the clip that made him famous.
Since his story broke, Kumar has received numerous job offers from big broadcasting. Kumar has
been on the streets for years and has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years.
The story of the "homeless man with the golden pipes” has lifted the spirits of a recession-hit
nation in the week that it has returned to work after the Christmas holidays. However, the instant
hero has attracted so much attention that reporters have started digging into his background and
they have discovered that Kumar has struggled with drug and alcohol addiction for years and has
previously pressed the self-destruct button in his life. Asked if the media storm around him may
cause him to relapse into addiction, he said, "I'm going to the meetings and I have called my
sponsor.”
They say that he will be a flash in the pan and his fairytale story is being used by the media to
reinforce Indian Dream propaganda, at a time when India is in serious economic difficulties and
the gap between the rich and poor is rapidly increasing.