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    This document provides a lesson on proper and common nouns. It includes examples of each type of noun and activities for students to identify and use nouns correctly in sentences. The key differences between proper and common nouns are explained - proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing and are capitalized, while common nouns name a general type and are not usually capitalized. Students are asked to identify nouns, replace proper nouns with common nouns, write sentences using examples of both types of nouns, and answer multiple choice questions to assess understanding.

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    This document provides a lesson on proper and common nouns. It includes examples of each type of noun and activities for students to identify and use nouns correctly in sentences. The key differences between proper and common nouns are explained - proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing and are capitalized, while common nouns name a general type and are not usually capitalized. Students are asked to identify nouns, replace proper nouns with common nouns, write sentences using examples of both types of nouns, and answer multiple choice questions to assess understanding.

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    This document provides a lesson on proper and common nouns. It includes examples of each type of noun and activities for students to identify and use nouns correctly in sentences. The key differences between proper and common nouns are explained - proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing and are capitalized, while common nouns name a general type and are not usually capitalized. Students are asked to identify nouns, replace proper nouns with common nouns, write sentences using examples of both types of nouns, and answer multiple choice questions to assess understanding.

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    Grade-3 English Q1 Week-6 SLM

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    This document provides a lesson on proper and common nouns. It includes examples of each type of noun and activities for students to identify and use nouns correctly in sentences. The key differences between proper and common nouns are explained - proper nouns name a particular person, place or thing and are capitalized, while common nouns name a general type and are not usually capitalized. Students are asked to identify nouns, replace proper nouns with common nouns, write sentences using examples of both types of nouns, and answer multiple choice questions to assess understanding.

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    English
    Quarter 1 – Module 6:
    Into the World Full of Proper and
    Common Nouns
    What I Know

    Directions: Read and understand each question carefully. Choose the letter of
    the best answer. Write the chosen letter on a separate sheet of paper.

    1. It is a word or a group of words that is used to name a person, place,


    thing, or idea. What is it?
    a. adjective b. noun c. pronoun

    2. The name of our province is Davao Oriental. The underlined word is an


    example of ________________________.
    a. proper noun b. common noun c. verb

    3. Mrs. Nancy Sumagaysay is beautiful. What is the noun in the sentence?


    a. beautiful b. Mrs. Nancy Sumagaysay c. none

    4. How should a proper noun be written? It should start with a _________.


    a. capital letter b. small letter c. bold letter

    5. The people in Japan celebrate many holidays. The word holidays is an


    example of _______________.
    a. proper noun b. common noun c. mass noun
    Lesson

    1 Proper and Common Nouns


    In the previous lesson, you have understood that words which tell
    names of persons, places, things, and events are called nouns. In this lesson,
    you will know the two types of noun: proper and common nouns.

    What’s In
    Activity 1

    Directions: Read the passage carefully. Underline the nouns found in the
    passage.
    The Farmer

    Mang Efren lives in one of the barangays in Tarragona. He is a farmer. He


    has six children, namely: Maria, Marta, Pedro, Juan, Ben, and Kiko to feed on.
    That’s why he needs to work hard to earn money.

    He gets up before sunrise while the air is still fresh and cool to work on
    the field. He leaves the house to go to his farm by walking. As soon as he
    arrives in his farm, he actively works by plowing, applying needed fertilizers,
    and pruning.

    Around 9:00 in the morning, he takes a break, changes his wet clothes,
    and takes his breakfast. At 9:30, he returns to finish his work. In the afternoon
    during the hottest hours of the day, Mang Efren takes a rest at the shaded part
    of the farm.
    Every late afternoon, he checks and monitors the growth of his plants.
    While in the evening, he spends his time with his family. After a week of hard
    work, Mang Efren spends his Sunday with his family and they go to church
    together.

    Activity 2
    Directions: From the passage in the previous page, answer the questions
    below. Write the letter of your chosen answer.

    1. Who is the main character in the story?


    a. Mang Ambo
    b. Mang Efren
    c. Mang Eddie

    2. How many children does Mang Efren have?


    a. 6 b. 5 c.4

    3. Why does Mang Efren work hard?


    a. just to enjoy
    b. to earn money for the needs of his family
    c. the story does not tell

    4. What day does the family go to church?


    a. Friday b. Saturday c. Sunday

    5. Where does Mang Efren sit when he takes a rest?


    a. under the tree
    b. at the shaded part of the farm
    c. on the table

    What’s New
    Direction: Replace the italicized proper nouns in the sentence with a common
    noun.
    Example: Mr. Satinitigan awarded Mary Ann for the best reading
    corner.
    The supervisor awarded the teacher for the best
    reading corner.

    1. Ana likes to use Mongol in sketching different flowers.


    2. Angeline wrote the song.
    3. Peter plays basketball together with his father every Saturday.
    4. My youngest brother drinks a glass of Nido every morning.
    5. I use Colgate in brushing my teeth.

    What is It
    Common noun names a kind or type of persons, places, things, or ideas.
    It is usually not capitalized unless it begins a sentence or is part of a title.
    Proper noun names a particular person, place, thing, or idea and begins
    with a capital letter.
    Examples:
    Common Nouns Proper Nouns
    man Dr. Cruz
    teacher Davao City
    mountain Juan dela Cruz
    pencil Davao Oriental
    love Mt. Hamiguitan
    doctor Mongol
    driver Barangay Matina

    What’s More
    A. Directions: Identify the nouns in the following sentences.
    Underline the common nouns and encircle the proper nouns.

    1. The people in Japan celebrate many holidays.


    2. Many groups work together to build these giant sculptures of snow.
    3. Do you recognize any of the statues or buildings?
    4. Many villages are colorful.
    5. Different flowers bloom on different seasons of the year.

    B. Directions: Identify the proper noun for each sentence and write them
    correctly when found incorrect.

    Example: What time should jolina call? Jolina


    1. elizabeth is happy. ______________

    2. “Everything I need to make the spaghetti sauce is right here,”


    nanna said. ____________

    3. How much money did you spend during vacation in davao city?
    ___________

    4. Aren’t you glad that tomorrow is saturday?


    ____________

    5. My sister precious memorized the song well.


    ____________

    What I Have Learned

    Direction: Answer the following questions.

    A. What is the difference between common noun and proper noun?

    B. Give 2 examples of common noun.

    C. Give 2 examples of proper noun.


    What I Can Do
    Direction: Write a sentence using proper and common nouns for the following
    pictures below.

    1. Proper Noun :
    ___________________________________________
    Common Noun:
    ___________________________________________

    2. Proper Noun :
    ___________________________________________
    Common Noun:
    ___________________________________________
    Assessment
    Multiple Choice. Choose the letter of the best answer. Write the chosen letter
    on a separate sheet of paper.

    1. Mc Steve is a proper noun. Use it in a sentence.


    a. Mc Steve plays basketball every Saturday.
    b. Mc Steve played basketball every Saturday.
    c. Mc Steve playing basketball every Saturday.
    2. Which sentence is correct?
    a. Parents loves to read in the library.
    b. Ann loves to read in the library.
    c. Children loves to read in the library.
    3. Which sentence is correct?
    a. My book are on the table.
    b. My book were on the table.
    c. My book is on the table.
    4. The methodist quoted a verse from the bible. Which word should be
    capitalized?
    a. Verse b. Bible c. Methodist
    5. Filipinos live in the pilippines. What is the correct way of writing the
    italicized word?
    a. philippines b. Pilippines c. Philippines

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