Guide DLP
Guide DLP
I. OBJECTIVES
A. Specific At the end of the lesson, the students are expected to;
Objectives
Identify whether the sentence is Direct or Indirect Speech;
Convert Direct Speech from Indirect Speech; and
Relate Direct and Indirect Speech from real life siituation.
III. LEARNING
RESOURCES
A. References
1. Teacher’s Guide
pages
2. Learner’s Materials
pages
3. Textbook pages Grade 8 English (Quarter 4-Module 8: Use direct and reported speech approximately in varied
context
4. Additional Materials None
from Learning
Resource (LR)
portal
B. Other Learning Website: You tube
Resources https://www.google.com/search?q=direct+and+indirect+speech&aqs
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C. Instructional
Learning Materials Use direct and reported speech approximately in varied context
IV. PROCEDURES Teacher’s Activity Learner’s Activity
Everybody, Please pick up some pieces of paper at the count of None Ma’am.
10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1..
CLASSROOM ATTENDANCE
And now face your seatmates, is there any absent for today?
Students do as told.
That’s great I’m glad that you are all present.
CLASSROOM MANAGEMENT
Please pass your assignment at the center aisle without making any
noise at the count of 10,9,8,7,6,5,4,3,2,1.
Before we proceed to our new lesson for today, I want you to remember
my rules in this Four corners of classroom.
Very Good! Our last topic was all about verbal and non-verbal
communication.
Nonverbal
communication
Very good! refers to the ways in
which beings convey
How about non-verbal communication? Anyone? information about
their emotions,
Yes Barrat! needs, intentions,
attitudes, and
thoughts without the
use of verbal
language.
An example of verbal
communication is
Very Good! having a phone with
someone
Now, who can give me an example of verbal communication?
Yes aliharon!
Very good!
Activity/Strategy (____ Okay class before we proceed to our lesson, we will play a game called
minutes). This is an “SHARE IT!” It has the same mechanics with message relay.
interactive strategy to
elicit learner’s prior Here’s the instruction:
learning experience. It
serves as a springboard Each group will form a straight line.
for new learning. It The first line will be the group 1 and the second line will be the
illustrates the principle group 2.
that learning starts where Choose a leader to receive the statement from me.
the learners are. Carefully The leader will pass the message to the person next to him. The
structured activities such last person to receive the message will be the one to write the
as individual or group message on the board.
reflective exercises, I will just give you 2 minutes to pass the message.
group discussion, self-or
group assessment,
dyadic or triadic
interactions, puzzles, Group 1:
simulations or role-play, (Direct speech: “It's been raining since this afternoon.”)
cybernetics exercise, Group 2:
gallery walk and the like (Indirect Speech: He said it'd been raining since that afternoon.)
may be created. Clear
instructions should be (After, 2 minutes)
considered in this part of
the lesson. Group 1 wins.
Give 5 claps for the group 1 and 2 claps for the group 2. Students do as told.
Okay class what did you observe from the activity? did the message Yes Ma’am.
properly delivered?
Very good!
So, based on the activity what do you Think is our topic for today? It is about relaying a
message.
Okay it could be right?
another idea?
It is about
Okay nice try. transmitting.
I will give the meaning of the word and spell correctly the defined word.
Write the word in the given card board. When you hear the word “Go”
raise your board.
Are my instructions clear? Yes Ma’am.
Let’s proceed!
What else? How about the text what have you notice? The text is being
quoted with a
Very Good! quotation Marks.
Okay class so the quoted text in the given picture is an example of Direct
Speech because it is enclosed with a quotation marks.
Let us have another picture!
The given text is the exact word of Bongbong Marcos, and what do we
called when the text is being quoted and when the text is coming from Direct speech.
the exact words of a person?
Very Good! now do you have any idea on what is Direct speech? Yes ma’am
DIRECT SPEECH
Okay so based on the definition of Direct speech what could be the clue
for us to easily determine the Direct speech? Enclosed with a
quotation marks and
also when it is the
exact words of the
Very Good! speaker
Always remember that Direct speech is the exact words of the speaker
and enclosed with a quotation mark.
INDIRECT SPEECH
So now based on the definition can you differentiate Direct and Indirect
Speech?
Yes Waffah! The difference
between the Direct
and indirect speech
is that in direct
speech always
enclosed by a
Quotation mark while
indirect speech is
reporting the exact
words of the speaker
without any change.
Very good!
Yes ma’am!
Did you understand now what is Indirect speech?
2nd
Person You, I, she, He said to He told me that I had
Pronou he, we, me, “You to go with him.
n they have to
come with
me.”
I, We
Yes Arumpac?
Very good!
Very good!
Second-Person Pronouns
You.
In the given table what is the Second Person Pronoun?
Very Good!
The second person pronoun are always change into first person
pronoun singular or plural in indirect speech.
Example:
Very Good!
According to the rules the second person pronoun in reported clause are
always change into first person pronoun.
Since “You” is our Second person pronoun what is now the first-Person I
Pronoun of “You”?
Very Good!
So, we change our 2nd Person Pronoun “You” to First Pronoun “I”.
Always remember class that the second person pronoun are change into
first person pronoun when we write it in indirect speech.
Yes Ma’am.
Did you understand the second person pronoun?
Very Good!
Third-Person Pronouns
She, he, it, they
Okay class in the given table what are those third Person Pronouns?
Very Good!
Example:
So, class in the given example what is now our Third-Person Pronoun?
Changes in verbs
alright, since “says “is in present form our verb in reported clause will not
be change when we write it in indirect speech.
The verb in our reported clause “was” will not be changed since our
reporting speech is in present form.
Always remember that when our reporting speech is in present form our
verb in reported clause will remain when we write it in indirect speech. Yes Ma’am.
That’s all for the discussion, Let see if you really understand the topic.
Application (____ Let’s proceed to the activity “Lights, Camera Action”. For this activity you
minutes). This part is will be doing TV Broadcasting.
structured to ensure
the commitment of I will divide you into 2 groups, under your armchair there are
the learners to do colored bracelets, those who received pink bracelet they will be
something to apply the group 1 and those who received white bracelet they will be
their new learning in the group 2.
their own I will give you TV Script and assign each member to play the role
environment. in the given script
Complete the script according to the headlines given using
Direct and Indirect Speech.
I will give you 5 minutes to complete the script, rehearse and
present it to the front.
SCRIPT 1:
Anchor 1 Good Morning, Philippines!
Anchor 2 Good Morning SND
Anchor 1&2 serving you the hottest and the most leading news
of the hour, your news, our business
Anchor1 for the headlines: Pacquiao says considering three
persons to lead DBM.
Anchor 2 back to you Cara (reporter)
Reporter 1
Drect speech: Pacquiao says “ I was planning to
further lower the corporate tax to help the business
sector and entice investments in the country”.
Reporter2
Indirect Speech:
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Anchor 1&2 okay audience that’s all for the news for today. until
we meet again in the same time and same channel.
thank you for your attention and goodbye.
SCRIPT 2.
Anchor 1: -Good Morning Mindanao!
-it’s 10:00 in the morning, May 19,
2022, I am……..
Anchor 2: And I am…………
Anchor 1: you are turning into.
Anchor 1 & 2: DZMN 97.5 Real news Patrol
Anchor 2: Here is the round down of the top
stories at this hour
Anchor 1: for the headlines Duterte pardons
outstanding punishments of PMA
cadets.
Anchor 2: Lets hear from you David (City
Reporter 1)
Reporter 1: DIRECT SPEECH: Duterte says “ I,
as a commander in chief, armed
forces of the Philippines hereby
pardon all outstanding punishments
of the underclassmen, second class,
third class, 4th class of the cadet
corps, armed forces of the
Philippines as recommended by the
Superintendent PMA effective
today.”
Reporter 2:
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Anchor 1 & 2: That’s all for today, but for more on
these stories, join us on one of our
social media pages… thanks for
watching DZMN well see you next
week.
RUBRICS:
The The
Timeliness student’s student’s
20 POINTS part of thepart of the
project was project was
handed in not handed
promptly and in promptly
completely. or
completely.
Voice Voice quality Voice
Consistency is clear and quality
20 POINTS consistently needs more
audible attention
throughout
the
presentation
OVER ALL
TOTAL
B. Making Okay for me to know that you have really understand the discussion. I
generalizations and have here a scenario.
abstractions about
the lesson First day of Face to Face classes and Arham was not able to go to
school because she has an important things to attend and the teacher
announced some important matters such as class schedule and
classroom rules. So, the next day Arham asked her classmate about the
announcement made by the teacher. How are you going to relay the
message to Arham?
Evaluation (5 minutes)
C. Evaluating learning
(Evaluation) Direction: Get one half crosswise and identify whether the sentence is
Direct speech or Indirect speech.
________1. She says that she eats an apple a day
________2. Alex said that his parents were very well.
________3. He said that he was living in Paris.
________4. They said, “It will have been snowing since morning.”
________5. George said that he needs help for his homework.
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