Grammatical Signal
Grammatical Signal
I. Learning Competency
Use appropriate grammatical signals or expressions suitable to each pattern
of idea development: (general to particular, claim and counterclaim,
problem-solution and cause-effect)
“In the name of the Father, and the Son and “In the name of the Father, and the Son and
the Holy Spirit, Amen” the Holy Spirit, Amen”
“Our Father Who art in Heaven, hallowed “Our Father Who art in Heaven, hallowed be
be Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will Thy name. Thy kingdom come. Thy will be
be done on earth, as it is in Heaven” done on earth, as it is in Heaven”
“Give us this day our daily bread, and “Give us this day our daily bread, and
forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive forgive us our trespasses, as we forgive those
those who trespass against us, and lead us who trespass against us, and lead us not into
not into temptation, but deliver us from temptation, but deliver us from evil.”
evil.”
“Amen”
“Amen”
2. Greetings
“Good morning St. Agatha”
4. Review
“Before we proceed to our short activity, let
us have a review of our previous lesson?” “Our lesson last meeting is all about
Pronouns and its classes”
“And what is it all about?”
“Yes very good! It is all about Pronouns”
“How about its classes?” “There are six classes of Pronouns, which
are the Personal Pronoun, Reflexive
Pronoun, Intensive Pronoun, Indefinite
“Very good! Thank you! Let us now move Pronoun, Interrogative Pronouns and
on to our short activity” Relative Pronouns.”
5. Motivation
“For you to have a glimpse of our lesson let
us play this game entitled “Jumbled
Signals” complete the sentence by
arranging the jumbled letters.”
“These words has something to do with our “A healthy diet reduces the risk of diseases
lesson today, do you have a guess what is blank promotes physical fitness. And, is the
it?” answer”
“Well, actually these are grammatical “Nothing, ma’am”
signals, and it plays an important role in
developing your idea on a certain topic.
You will learn more about them as we go
further with our discussion.” “Okay Ma’am”
6. Lesson Proper
Idea Development – this is done by
organizing ideas in a logical and clear
manner that suite’s the writer’s purpose.
“please read the Idea of Development
(name from index card) and explain based “Idea Development – this is done by
on your understanding” organizing ideas in a logical and clear
manner that suite’s the writer’s purpose.”
(explanation)
(student’s explanation)
Grammatical Signals – are writing devices
that are used to maintain text coherence that
establishes a logical connection between
ideas in sentences and paragraphs.
“next is the Grammatical Signals, please
read this (name from index card) and
explain based on what you have read” “Grammatical Signals – are writing devices
(explanation) that are used to maintain text coherence that
establishes a logical connection between
Pattern of Idea Development – refers to ideas in sentences and paragraphs.”
the structure on how the ideas are being
presented. (student’s explanation)
“(name from index card) please read the
Pattern of Idea Development”
(explanation) “Pattern of Idea Development – refers to
the structure on how the ideas are being
a.) General to Particular
- This pattern of idea presented.”
development discusses the
(student’s explanation)
general topic by presenting
specific details that support the
topic.
“These are the other grammatical signals
that can be used for general to particular
pattern of idea development”
(explanation)
Example:
Regular exercise brings many
benefits to your health. First, it improves
blood circulation and can result to a
strong heart. Because of these, it reduces
the risk of heart disease, high cholesterol,
and diabetes. When you exercise, your
bones and muscles will be strengthened
which can slow down the loss of bone
density that comes when you age. As a
result, it can help you maintain or
increase your muscle mass and strength.
Also, regular exercises, improves your
mental health and mood. During an
exercise, your body releases chemicals
that can improve your mood, and make
you feel relaxed. As an effect, it can help
you deal with stress and reduce the risk
of depression. These are the benefit that
you get when you exercise.
“Everyone please read” “Regular exercise brings many benefits to
your health. First, it improves blood
circulation and can result to a strong heart.
Because of these, it reduces the risk of heart
disease, high cholesterol, and diabetes.
When you exercise, your bones and
muscles will be strengthened which can
slow down the loss of bone density that
comes when you age. As a result, it can
help you maintain or increase your muscle
mass and strength. Also, regular exercises,
improves your mental health and mood.
During an exercise, your body releases
chemicals that can improve your mood, and
make you feel relaxed. As an effect, it can
help you deal with stress and reduce the
risk of depression. These are the benefit
that you get when you exercise.”
(explanation)
2. Since I was up all night with my sick “Since I was up all night with my sick
child, I’m exhausted this morning. child, I am exhausted this morning. The
grammatical signal used in this sentence is,
“Yes very good!”
since.”
“Okay, let’s try. Could you please give me (various answer)
an example of Cause and Effect sentence
(name from index card).”
(explanation)
Example:
8. Generalization
“Our lesson today is all about Using
“What is our lesson today all about?”
Appropriate Grammatical Signals or
Expression to Each Pattern of Idea
Development.”
“And what are the different Patterns of Idea “The Patterns of Idea Development are:
Development?” General to Particular
Claim and Counterclaim
Cause and Effect
Problem and Solution
Effect-Cause/Reason
VI. Closure
What have you learned today?
VII. Evaluation
Develop the Statements
Directions: Write at least five sentences based on the following topic sentences
and used the recommended pattern idea of development.
1. Bullying is rampant nowadays, but there are steps to prevent it.
Pattern to be Use: Problem-Solution
2. There are several reasons why a child becomes a bully.
Pattern to be Use: Cause and Effect
Prepared by:
Janella T. De Guzman
Intern
Checked by:
Ms. Ma. Carmela Lajum, LPT Ms. Rose Ann Tecson, LPT Mrs. Eufrocinia Carillo, LPT
Cooperating Teacher Subject-Area Coordinator English Overall Academic Coordinator