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    LEARNING PLAN FOR SEM2 GENERAL EDUCATION SUBJECTS

    ENGLISH

    A. ENGLISH (WEEK 3)

    DURATION TOPIC LEARNING ACTIVITY/ RESOURCES ASSESSMENT


    UNIT 1- Grammar

    a. Parts of Speech Discussion on the 8 Parts of Speech: Summative Quiz


    30 minutes Noun – naming words for people, places, things, events,
    occasion, animals, gerunds, infinitives
    Pronouns – noun substitutes ( he, she, it, they, you, we,
    them, us, etc.)
    Adjective – describes a Noun or Pronoun
    Verb – Action Words, Linking Verbs
    Adverb – describes a Verb, and Adjective, another Adverb
    Prepositions- word connectors, to show direction and
    position
    Conjunctions – connecting words ( may be found at the
    beginning, middle, or end of a clause)
    Interjections – expressions of intense emotion

    Learning Video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kHgZb_IKwlM

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SceDmiBEESI
    b. Subject-Verb Familiarization with the Basic Rules of S-V Agreement and its
    30 minutes Agreement Application using Examples Summative Quiz

    1. Singular subjects require Singular verbs ( no s-es)


    2. Either-or/ Neither –nor follows the count of the noun
    closest to the verb.
    3. Indefinite Pronouns everyone, everybody, someone,
    somebody take a singular verb.
    4. The use of “together with” follows the count of the noun
    before it.
    5. Collective Nouns generally, but not always, take a singular
    form.
    6. If the sentence begins goes like “A number of”, it is
    considered plural, so use a plural verb. If it is “The number”,
    use a singular verb.

    Learning Video https://www.youtube.com/watch?


    v=NQOEAo9pWKY&t=198s

    30 minutes c. Verb Tenses General Tenses are Summative Quiz


    Simple Past, Present, Future
    Progressive tenses; past, present, future
    Perfect tenses: past, present: future

    Learning Video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TYbEgGzKIOU

    30 minutes d. Confusing Verbs/ Familiarity and Application of the following. Summative Quiz
    Phrasal Verbs Examples:
    /Synonyms/ Antonyms record (noun) record (verb)
    fill in/ fill up/ fill out
    increment vs. incriminate
    ubiquitous vs. scarce

    Learning Video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AwqRwtEODiQ

    30 minutes UNIT 2- LITERATURE Summative Quiz

    a. Figures of Speech Rules/ Definition and Application


    1. Simile- comparison using “like” or “similar to”
    2. Metaphor- comparison without the use of “like” or “as”
    3. Personification
    4. Synecdoche
    5. Metonymy
    6. Oxymoron
    7. Hyperbole
    8. Ellipsis
    9. Irony
    10. Euphemism
    11. Apostrophe

    Learning Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?


    v=3P_XeyPh2XY

    30 minutes b. Prose and Poetry Elements of Fictional Prose Summative Quiz


    - Plot
    - Conflict
    - Character
    - Setting
    - Theme
    - Point of View (POV)

    Poems and Poets


    Robert Frost
    Edgar Allan Poe
    Shakespeare
    Rudyard Kipling
    John Keats

    Learning Video:
    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=9fUWthuc0Fc

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