1ST English Co1 PPT 2022 2023

Choose the correct coordinating conjunction to complete the
sentences.
1. The game was very easy (yet, so) no one won.

2. We studied a lot for the test (and, but) we still failed.
3. My mother works at a school (and, but) she takes me
with her in the morning.
4. Andy can be a doctor (or, so) he can be a lawyer.
5. Tom is sick (so, but) he needs to rest.
Your teacher called
and she said you did
So what? not go to school
I will go to yesterday.
school today.
Go inside your
room. You are
No! I want to go
grounded!
outside!
• When did daughter not go to school?
• When did daughter say that she will go to school?
• Where did her mother tell her to go?
• Where did her daughter wanted to go?
• Do you think the way the daughter answers her mother
is correct?
• What do you think is the right way to speak to your
mother/parents?
What are the words that are underlined in the dialogue?
• Yesterday and today are examples of adverb of time .

• Inside and outside are examples of adverb of place.
Adverbs of Place
-tell us where an action or situation happens. It
can also express movement. It answers the
question where.
Examples:
1. John looked around, but he didn’t see the
monkey.
Adverbs of Place
2. I searched everywhere I could think of.
3. I’m going back to school.
4. Come in!
5. They built a house nearby.
Adverbs of Place
a. Adverbs here and there are placed at the beginning
of the sentence in exclamations or when emphasis is
needed. They are followed by a verb if the subject is a
noun or pronoun.
Examples:
1. Here comes the bus!
2. There goes the bell!
Adverbs of Place
b. Adverbs of place that end in -where express the idea
of location without specifying a specific location or
direction.
Examples:
1. I would like to go somewhere warm on my vacation.
2. Is there anywhere I can find a perfect plate of
spaghetti?
Adverbs of Place
c. Adverbs of place that end in -wards express
movement in a particular direction.
Examples:
1. Cats don’t usually walk backwards.
2. The balloon drifted upwards.
Adverbs of Place
d. Some of the adverbs of place express both
movement and location.
Examples:
1. The child went indoors.
2. Water always flows downhill.
Adverbs of Time
-tell us when an action happened and for how
long.
Examples:
1. When – today, yesterday, later, now, last year
2. For how long – all day, not long, for a while,
since last year
Adverbs of Time
a. Adverbs of time that tell us when are usually
placed at the end of the sentence.
Examples:
1. We will watch a movie tonight.
2. I need to leave now.
Adverbs of Time
b. All adverbs of time that tell us when can be placed
at the beginning of the sentence to emphasize the time
element. Some adverbs may be placed before the verb.
Examples:
1. Today, I will ride the MRT to Quezon City fast.
2. Dad will later talk to my teacher about my absence.
Adverbs of Time
c. For how long adverbs of time are usually
placed at the end of each sentence.
Examples:
1. She stayed in the Bear’s house all day.
2. My mother lived in France for a year.
Raise your right hand if the words are adverb of time and
your Left hand if the words are adverb of place.
1. There
2. Inside
3. Sometimes
4. Downstairs
5. Now
Raise your right hand if the words are adverb of time and
your Left hand if the words are adverb of place.
6. Near
7. Here
8. Soon
9. Often
10. Yesterday
Arrange the words into sentences and circle the
adverb of time or place in each formed sentence.
Leaders
Group 1 – Shania
Group 2 – Zaivelle
Group 3 - Marie
1. attend-at-my-office-I-will-the-meeting
2. upstairs-the-table-get-they-will
3. home-time-most-of-the-I-stay-at
4. will-she-stay-for-there-five days
5. the-cabinet-basket-inside-put-the-father
Clap once if the statement is True and clap twice if
the statement is False.
1. Adverb of time tell us when, how long and
how often an action happens.
2. Adverb of place tell us where the action or
situation happens.
3. The word yesterday is an example of adverb
of place.
Clap once if the statement is True and clap twice if
the statement is False.
4. The word upstairs is an example of adverb of
time.
5. Adverb of place answers the question where.
Choose the correct adverb inside the parenthesis. Write
the correct answer in your notebook.
1. When it is raining, the kids must stay
(outside, inside).
2. The office was closed, so we waited (nearly,
nearby) until it opened.
3. There was nowhere to sit, so we just stand
(thereby, where).
4. It was 6 a.m. and the sun was already (up,
out).
5. The search party didn’t find anything here,
so now they are looking (elsewhere, nowhere).
6. She put the hot dish (on the table, when the
bell went for lunch).
7. The competitors waited impatiently (near the
fishing post, after the race).
8. David plays tennis energetically (most of the
afternoon, by the river)
9. Belinda was moving the chairs noisily (last
night, in her room).
10. The director spoke excitedly (at the
rehearsal, on Monday).
Answer the following questions in a complete sentence
using adverbs of place or time.
1. Where did you go last night?
2. When is your meeting with your classmate?
3. Where is my T-shirt?
4. In what place are you going to have vacation?
5. When is your birthday?

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Choose the correct coordinating conjunction to complete the

1. The game was very easy (yet, so) no one won.

• Yesterday and today are examples of adverb of time .

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