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Here are the sentences with the requested degree of comparison filled in: 1. The road was quieter at night. 2. That was the simplest solution. 3. The surface felt smooth. 4. This coffee tastes the bitterest. 5. She keeps her room very neat. E. Evaluation Direction: Answer the following questions. 1. What are the three degrees of comparison? 2. How do you form the comparative degree of one-syllable adjectives? 3. How do you form the comparative degree of two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y? 4. How do you form the superlative degree of adjectives ending

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Lesson Plan in English

Here are the sentences with the requested degree of comparison filled in: 1. The road was quieter at night. 2. That was the simplest solution. 3. The surface felt smooth. 4. This coffee tastes the bitterest. 5. She keeps her room very neat. E. Evaluation Direction: Answer the following questions. 1. What are the three degrees of comparison? 2. How do you form the comparative degree of one-syllable adjectives? 3. How do you form the comparative degree of two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y? 4. How do you form the superlative degree of adjectives ending

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Lesson Plan in Grade 4

I. Objectives: At the end of 60-minute discussion, 85% of the grade 4 – Sampaguita


students are expected:

a. Identify the degree of adjectives.


b. Appreciate the uses of adjectives degree of comparison in a sentence.
c. Construct a sentence using an appropriate adjectives, degree of comparison.

II. Subject Matter: Degree of Adjectives


Reference:
https://www.ef.com/wwen/english-resources/english-grammar/comparative-and-
superlative/
https://www.grammarly.com/blog/comparative-and-superlative-adjectives/
https://schooltutoring.com/help/english-grammar-degree-of-comparison/
III. Materials: Power Point presentation, Images

IV. Procedure

Teacher’s Activity Student’s Activity

“Good Morning class” “Good Morning teacher!”

“Class lets us pray first before we start our lesson” (Prayer)

Motivation
So class, I’m about to show you a picture and (Yes teacher)
you shall tell me what can you notice in this
picture.

What can you see in this picture? (There are two boys standing)

(both of them are smiling)


Very good! What else?

Correct, so when what should we use in Taller teacher


comparing their height? Should we use TALLER or It’s tallest miss
TALLEST? which one is correct?

The correct answer for this is taller.

A. Activity
Before we start to our discussion, Let’s have an
activity. I will group you into three. The first group
who will get the most correct answer will win!

Anna Isabelle Anne

Between Anne and Isabelle who got the longer


hair?
In this picture, got the longest hair?

Which cat is smaller?


Which cat is bigger?
Which animal is the tallest?
Which animal is shorter than the rest?

Now that we are done with the activity let’s now


check which group is the winner.

Group _ congratulations! Let’s clap our hands to the


group that won. Everybody let’s do the fireworks
clap!

B. Analysis

Class, Our topic for today’s lesson is Degree of


comparison. Adjectives are describing words
The degree of comparison of an adjective
describes the relational value of one thing with
something in another clause of a sentence.

So when we say adjective what is it again?

Yes, we call the describing words that describes the


subject an adjective.

And adjectives are divided in to three which are


Positive, Comparative and Superlative.
Positive Comparative Superlative
degree degree degree
Adjective is its
simple form. Adjective is Adjective used
used to to compare the
It is used to compare the quality with
denote the quality with many or all
mere existence that of another others.
of some of its kind.
quality.
no comparison
is made

Positive degree is used to describe an object, a


person, place or an animal with no comparing
made. (Taller teacher!)

Comparative is used to compare two objects or


things are being compared.

  For adjectives that are just one syllable, add


-er to the end.
It has 2 syllable teacher!
So when we say tall what is it’s the comparative
degree?
We use more teacher
Very good the next one is;
More pleasant teacher
For two-syllable adjectives not ending in -y and for
all three-or-more-syllable adjectives, use the form
“more + adjective.”

So the word is Pleasant how many syllable are there


in this word?

Right then how are we going to change this word the letter Y teacher
‘Pleasant’ to comparative?

We change it to tastier teacher

Very good! So the last rule is;

For two-syllable adjectives ending in -y, change the


-y to -i and add -er.

The word is pretty what letter are we going to Adjective used to compare the quality with many or
change to make this word comparative? all others.
Very good with the word tasty what is the
comparative degree this adjective?

So now let’s proceed to the rule for Superlative


degree.

(Students name) kindly read what is superlative “Eldest, teacher”


based on what is written on the board.

Good now superlative is used to compare an


adjective with many of its own.

If we use ‘elder’ in in the ‘Clarita is the _____ of “the y letter, teacher”


four sister’ What is the correct answer for this
word?

“We change letter y to I and add est teacher so the


word would be Friendliest teacher”
Very good now let’s move on to the last rule; Let’s
remember that adjectives ending in -y should be
changed to the spelling of –est. To form these
superlatives, change the y to an i before adding the -
est ending.

How about the word ‘Friendly’? what is the letter


that we should change?

Very good (students name) what should be the


proper word for superlative Friendly?

Very good here is another examples for degree of


comparison with one syllable adjectives.

Comparative Superlative
Positive Degree Degree
Degree
Happy Happier Happiest
Hot Hotter Hottest
Large Larger Largest
Lazy Lazier Laziest
Wise Wiser Wisest
young younger youngest

Comparative Superlative
Positive Degree Degree
Degree
Adjective + Adjective +
More Most (Pretty, Teacher!)
Beautiful more beautiful most beautiful
Tilted more tilted most titled
Expensive more most (Positive degree, teacher)
expensive expensive
Tangled more tangled most tangled
(Fancier, teacher)

Last we got the irregular adjectives.


Positive Comparative Superlative (Comparative degree teacher)
Good better best
bad worse worst
many more ost
little less least (Busiest teacher)
well better best

C. Abstraction
(Superlative word, teacher)
So (students name) in the sentence “Jona is pretty”
what is the adjective of the sentence?

Very good so what is the degree of adjective in this


word?

Correct, next we have “Lila is wearing a fancier


dress than Lily” what is the adjective of the
sentence?

Good so what is the degree of adjective in this


word?

Very well, last we have “Carl is the busiest worker


than his workmates” what is the adjective of the
sentence?
Good so what is the degree of adjective in this
word?

D. Application

Direction: Determine what degree of comparison is


the underlined adjective. Write POSSITIVE,
COMPARATIVE or SUPERLATIVE on the space
provided below

1. Tina is wearing beautiful make up.


2. Joana is taller that Tina.
3. Nami’s is the eldest than Joana and
Tina.
4. Patrick is the most silly in his town.
5. Jay is more capable than Daniel.

Assignment:
A. Complete the table below.
Positive Comparative Superlative
Sour
Thick
Positive
Much
Narrow

B. Construct sentences using the degree of comparison that is given.

1. Quiet- Comparative
2. Simple – Superlative
3. Smooth – Positive
4. Bitter – Superlative
5. Neat - Positive

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