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    Interjections: Shivani Mann Class

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    The document provides a lesson plan about interjections. It defines interjections, lists objectives for student learning, and analyzes content that will be covered including different types of interjections and how they are used to express emotions. Examples of interjections are provided and students will practice using interjections in sentences.

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    The document provides a lesson plan about interjections. It defines interjections, lists objectives for student learning, and analyzes content that will be covered including different types of interjections and how they are used to express emotions. Examples of interjections are provided and students will practice using interjections in sentences.

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    The document provides a lesson plan about interjections. It defines interjections, lists objectives for student learning, and analyzes content that will be covered including different types of interjections and how they are used to express emotions. Examples of interjections are provided and students will practice using interjections in sentences.

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    Interjections: Shivani Mann Class

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    INTERJECTIONS

    Shivani Mann
    Class
    LESSON
    PLAN
    GENERAL OBJECTIVES
    The students will be able to:
     Develop and increase their interest in English literature.
     Develop their English-speaking skills.
     Comprehend English language in their own ways.
     Understand the various aspects of grammar.
     Enrich themselves in useful grammatical relationship principles and form of writing.

    SPECIFIC OBJECTIVESThe students will be


    I. COGNITIVE DOMAIN
    a. Knowledge Level
    The students will be able to:
    o Define the term interjections.
    o Underline the different types of interjections.
    b. Understanding Level
    The students will be able to:
    o Identify different types of interjections.
    o Explain parts of interjections.
    c. Application Level
    The students will be able to:
    o Construct sentences using correct part of interjections.
    o Make use of different types of interjections.
    d. Skills Level
    The students will be able to develop their reading , speaking, writing and
    listening skills.
    CONTENT ANALYSIS

     “Interjections” has been selected to be

    delivered through multimedia lesson as it can

    be taught properly through pictures and

    audios.
    QUESTION!

     WHICH WORD OR PHRASE YOU


    SUDDENLY SPEAK WHEN IN THE
    FOLLOWING SITUATIONS:
    OUCH!

    HURT
    YOURSELF
    ?
    HURRAH
    !

    WON A
    MATCH?
    HELLO
    !

    HEY
    !

    GREET
    SOMEONE?
    UGH!

    SMELL
    SOMETHIN
    G NASTY?
    CONTENT ANALYSIS

     Hurrah, ugh, hey and ouch.. they all are

    described as the emotions!

    They are the loudest part of the speech.


    INTERJECTION
    S? THEY ARE THE LOUDEST PART
    OF THE SPEECH!
    It is a short,

    What is an
    word or phrase
    spoken

    Interjections?
    suddenly, to
    express an
    emotion.
    Let’s practice some interjections!
    Hey! How are you doing?
    Yahoo! We have won the
    match!
    Hello, is this John?
    Oops! The ice cream dripped
    down.
    An Interjection is not
    grammatically related to rest of
    the sentence, so it is separated
    by a comma or an exclamation
    mark.
    Interjection are To express an
    emotion.
    To show a
    pause.
    To agree or
    disagree.
    To attract
    attention.
    To greet
    people.

    used :
    • Ah! • Hmm • Yes • Hey • Hello
    • Hurrah! • Mm • No • Hello • Hi
    • Uh-oh! • Well • Yeah • Ahem • Good
    • Wow! • Nah morning
    • Ouch! • Goodbye
    Thank you.

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