W6 DAY 3 FINAL - Copy
W6 DAY 3 FINAL - Copy
Structures
Prepared by: Eicess Kim S. Medel - PT
Review:
What’s the difference between
coordinating conjunction and
correlating conjunction?
Activity 1:
Sentence
Challenge
Present two sentences with
and without parallel structure.
Students answer the
questions.
Sentences:
1. He likes to run, swimming, and biking.
2. He likes running, swimming, and biking.
Questions:
1.Which sentence does not
have parallel structure? Why?
2.Which sentence follows
parallel structure? Why?
Objective:
• Identify errors in parallel
structures
Activity 2:
Spin the Wheel
Instructions: Read each sentence and
determine if it uses parallel structure by
answering “Yes” or “No.” Use the spin-
the-wheel method to select students to
respond.
Guide:
Parallel structure
- is the use of consistent grammatical
patterns within a sentence or passage.
- create rhythm and balance in writing
Activity 3: Identifying Errors
Divide the class into three groups and
provide each group with a worksheet.
Students will work together to read each
sentence, identify errors in parallel
structure by underlining them.
Let’s Check!
Instruction: Students will exchange their worksheets with
another group for peer checking. The teacher will then present
the correct answers.
Total: 5 points
Activity 4 : Parallel Structure
Instructions: Correct the errors by
Correction
rewriting the sentences correctly.
1. She likes to read, writing stories, and to paint.
2. The teacher instructed the students to solve the problems,
reading the instructions, and to check their work.
3. The company is focusing on improving customer service,
increasing productivity, and to expand its market.
4. He enjoys playing basketball, to swim, and running.
5. The study aims at understanding the causes,
identifying the effects, and to propose solutions.
Questions:
How do you determine
whether a sentence follows
parallel structure?
Short Quiz: Identifying
Conjunctions
Directions: Identify whether each sentence
follows parallel structure. Write “Correct” if the
sentence is parallel and “Incorrect” if it is not. If
incorrect, rewrite the sentence correctly. (1
point each)
1. She enjoys singing, dancing, and to paint.
Correct or Incorrect
Correct or Incorrect