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This document outlines a 30 minute English lesson plan on the degree of comparison of adjectives. The lesson plan introduces the three degrees of comparison - positive, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples of how to change adjectives to their comparative and superlative forms based on rules about one or more syllables, endings in "e" or "y", doubling consonants, and using "more"/"most" and "less"/"least". Students participate in activities to practice identifying and applying the correct degree of comparison in sentences. The lesson concludes with a short quiz to evaluate students' mastery of the topic.

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Lesson Plan For Pt2

This document outlines a 30 minute English lesson plan on the degree of comparison of adjectives. The lesson plan introduces the three degrees of comparison - positive, comparative, and superlative. It provides examples of how to change adjectives to their comparative and superlative forms based on rules about one or more syllables, endings in "e" or "y", doubling consonants, and using "more"/"most" and "less"/"least". Students participate in activities to practice identifying and applying the correct degree of comparison in sentences. The lesson concludes with a short quiz to evaluate students' mastery of the topic.

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Detailed Lesson Plan in English

(Degree of Comparison of Adjective)

I.OBJECTIVES
At the end of the 30 minutes lesson 75% of the students must able to;
1. Identify the degree of comparison used in the sentences.
2. Complete the sentence with the appropriate degree of comparison on the Adjectives.
3. Show active participation on class activities.

II. SUBJECT MATTER

Topic: DEGREE OF COMPARISON


References: English grammar (application), http;//www.worldclasslearning.com

III. INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIAL


Written texts on a manila paper

IV. PROCEDURE

TEACHERS ACTIVITY STUDENTS ACTIVITY

- MOTIVATION
Before we go to our main topic which is the Degree of
Comparison let us first recall the Adjectives

Nurulfa what is Adjective? Nurulfa: Adjective is a word that describes noun.


Very good! Adjectives describe to the noun or
modifies to the noun. In short it is a describing word.

Rasida can give an example of Adjectives? Rasida: Lovely


Lovely very good! What else? Ameer: beautiful

- PRESENTATION
Let me show you another examples of an adjective

Ola, Josh and Izzy can you please come in front? - Ola, josh and Izzy will come in front.
What have you observed? - Their height
Yes, their height right.?
Ola is tall
Josh is taller than Ola
Izzy is tallest among the three

Thank you! You may now take your seat.


Write the sentences on the board.

On the first sentence what adjective is being used?


Tall right? The word tall modifies to Ola. Is Ola’s
height being compared to anyone? No.
Now look at the second sentence is there any
comparison made? And who are being compared?
Ola and Josh.
How about the 3rd sentence Izzy is the tallest among
the three. How many persons are involved? More LISTEN
than 2 persons are being involved or compared.

From the word tall, taller and tallest that means the
adjective has a degree of comparison.

What do mean by degree of comparison? You’re


going to use an adjective to not just one person but
to 2 or more persons.
C.ABSTRACTION

Positive Degree
First degree of comparison is the positive. When we
say positive we describe only one person. just like what
I have shown to you a while ago that Ola is tall. The
word tall is positive.

Comparative
Followed by comparative when we say comparative
from the word compare you are now going to compare
2 persons like Josh and Ola.

Superlative
The last one is superlative. When we say superlative it
talks about more than 2 persons. You’re not just
talking about 1 person but also including 2 or more
persons.

There are rules also in comparing the adjectives first is


1. When one syllable adjective and some two
syllables adjective are compared by adding
“ER” in the comparative and “EST” in the
superlative.
Ex: long, longer longest
Sweet, sweeter, sweetest
From the word long. So, what is the comparative word ------ Longer
of long?
Longer very good!
How about in the superlative It would be? Longest. ------ longest

How about the word sweet? In the comparative? ----- sweeter


And in the superlative is? ----- sweetest
Very good!
Another rule is:
2. When an adjective of one syllable ends in “E”
only “R” and “ST” are added.
Ex: Brave, braver, bravest
Wise, wiser, wisest

From the word brave, in the comparative it would --- braver


be? And the superlative it would be? ----bravest
Now everybody read. ---- brave , braver, bravest

How about this word wise. ---wiser


Wiser from comparative right? How about the
superlative? ---wisest

Now everybody read. --- wise, wiser, wisest

The 3rd rule is when the adjectives ends in “Y” change


“Y” to “I” and add “ER” and “EST”
Ex: funny , funnier , funniest
Happy, happier ,happiest

What is the comparative word of funny? --- funnier


How about superlative? ----funniest

Another example, how about the word happy? In the


comparative? And in superlative? --- happier
Now everybody read. ----happiest
---- happy , happier, happiest

Another rule is when adjectives ends in consonant


that follows a vowel you doubled the last consonant
and add “ER” and “EST”
Ex: thin, thinner , thinnest
Fat, fatter, fattest

What do you mean by consonant? Or consonant


letter are? Yes, b,c,d so on and so forth --- b,c,d

Ex: Thin what would be the comparative? It should


be?
Thinner. So we doubled the last consonant letter. The --thinner
last consonant letter is? N so we doubled it and add
er and that would be the comparative and superlative
is?
--thinnest
Another example, from the word fat? In the --- fatter
comparative is? Fatter. And the superlative is? fattest --- fattest

And the last rule of comparing adjectives is this one:


When adjectives of more than one syllable are
compared by using modifiers more and most or less
and least.

When we say syllables. Word is dived when it is


pronounced for example thin that is one syllable.
Comparative, Com-pa-ra-tive so there are 4 syllables.

Again more and most. More if it is comparative and


most if it is superlative. Less if it is comparative and
least if it is superlative.

Example: Beautiful

What is the comparative word of beautiful?


More beautiful or less beautiful s--- more beautiful
The superlative word is?
Most beautiful or least beautiful ----Most beautiful

D. APPLICATION
Since you know the rules of degree of comparison I
have an activity here.
Complete the table below.

POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE POSITIVE COMPARATIV SUPERLATIVE


1.high E
2.purer 1.high higher highest
3.most pure 2.purer purest
famous famous More famous 3.most
4.heavy famous
5.sad 4.heavy heavier heaviest
5.sad sadder saddest
Underline the complete adjective and indicate on the
space the degree of the underline adjective.

1 The least extravagant among his children is Mathew.


2 The El shaddai group appears to be the most active 1 least extravagant – superlative
religious assemblage. 2 most active- superlative
3 Baguio city is the coldest city in the country. 3 coldest – superlative
4 Lion is a wild animal. 4 wild – positive
5 I guess I will buy this pair of shoes it’s cheaper than 5 cheaper – comparative
the other one.
E. GENERALIZATION
Any question? Clarification? -- no, ms!
Have you learned the lesson? --yes MS!
What are the degree of comparison of adjective? Positive, comparative and superlative

Since you master already the degree of comparison


let’s have a short quiz.

F. EVALUATION
Complete the following sentences by writing the
correct form of the adjective in the parenthesis.

(accurate) 1. The Filipino historian is the ___ among (accurate) 1. The Filipino historian is the most
the other historians revealed. accurate among the other historians revealed.

(short) 2. They say the journey to the moon is ___ (short) 2. They say the journey to the moon is
than to the star. shorter than to the star.

(useful) 3. The cow is one of the ___animals. (useful) 3. The cow is one of the most useful
animals.
(thin) 4. Alex is ___ than Toni.
(thin) 4. Alex is thinner than Toni.
(clever)5. Anna is a ___ girl.
(clever)5. Anna is a clever girl.

G. ASSIGNMENT
So for your assignment what you’re going to do is.
1. Write down five sentences for each degree of
comparison.
2. Complete the table.
POSITIVE COMPARATIVE SUPERLATIVE
good
much
bad
little

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