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    The document discusses the differences between common nouns and proper nouns, noting that common nouns refer generally to people, places, or things while proper nouns specifically name a person, place, or thing and are always capitalized. Examples are provided of common nouns like "boy" and "park" as well as proper nouns including names like "Hana" and locations like "Bohol". The document aims to teach students the definitions and distinctions between these two types of nouns.

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    The document discusses the differences between common nouns and proper nouns, noting that common nouns refer generally to people, places, or things while proper nouns specifically name a person, place, or thing and are always capitalized. Examples are provided of common nouns like "boy" and "park" as well as proper nouns including names like "Hana" and locations like "Bohol". The document aims to teach students the definitions and distinctions between these two types of nouns.

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    The document discusses the differences between common nouns and proper nouns, noting that common nouns refer generally to people, places, or things while proper nouns specifically name a person, place, or thing and are always capitalized. Examples are provided of common nouns like "boy" and "park" as well as proper nouns including names like "Hana" and locations like "Bohol". The document aims to teach students the definitions and distinctions between these two types of nouns.

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    COMMON AND PROPER NOUN

    Learning Objectives:
    • Define common noun and proper noun using
    their own words.
    • Distinguish the common from proper noun
    through giving examples.
    • Share to the class the importance of hard work.
    • Use common and proper nouns.
    Twist your Tongue:
    If two witches were watching
    two watches, which witch would
    watch which watch?
    Twist your Tongue:

    Seven birds saw seventy seven


    sick sheep with seventy seven
    stinky hooves.
    Guide Questions:
    a. Who are the main characters in
    the story?
    b. What did the merchant give to
    each one of them?
    c. Who among them was able to get
    the gold from the well?
    Click icon to add picture
    friends merchant
    Golu cane basket
    Bholu gold
    city garden
    money well
    Common Noun:
    Common nouns name general
    places, people, or things.
    It refer to any person, place, or
    thing.
    Common Noun:

    When we write common nouns,


    we do not use a capital letter.
    Common nouns are only
    capitalized when they are at the
    beginning of a sentence.
    Examples of a Common Noun

    boy park
    restaurant bird
    dog teacher
    girl mall
    True-Blue Filipinos
    Adapted from English Encounters: Reading 3
    Felipe’s dad is an overseas Filipino worker. Felipe is
    proud of him because of his contribution to the country’s
    economy. In school, he always tells and shares stories about
    his dad’s sacrifices working in another country.

    Felipe is a third-grade pupil who does well in his


    studies. He studies hard and like his dad, he wants to
    become a civil engineer someday.
    Review!

    What was our topic yesterday?


    Proper Noun:

    Proper nouns name a specific


    person, place or thing.
    Proper nouns begin with capital
    letters.
    Proper Noun:

    We capitalize the first letter of


    the important words in the
    proper noun.
    Examples of a Proper Noun

    names- Hana, Michael, Robert


    days of the week- Sunday, Monday
    and Tuesday
    months of the year- February, July
    and September
    Examples of a Proper Noun

    towns and cities- Bohol, Cavite and Iligan


    streets- EDSA, Park Avenue and Orchard
    Road
    states, countries and continents-
    Washington, Philippines and Australia
    brands-Toyota, Apple, Jollibee and Sony
    Activity Time!

    Listen well for the instructions.


    Closure:

    What have you learned from this


    week’s lesson?
    .
    Reflection:

    We must work hard to achieve


    our goals together with a prayer.
    Let’s try your skills!

    Seatwork Time! 

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