Using Appropriate Grammatical
Using Appropriate Grammatical
Department of Education
Region II
Schools Division of Isabela
NAGUILIAN NATIONAL HIGH SCHOOL
Magsaysay, Naguilian
I. OBJECTIVES
At the end of the lesson, the learners will be able to:
a. Identify the different patterns of idea development;
b. Distinguish appropriate grammatical signals to each pattern of idea
development; and
c. Write paragraphs using different patterns of idea development.
A. Content Standard
The learner demonstrates understanding of East Asian Literature as an art form
inspired and influence by nature, relationship of visual, sensory, and verbal signals in
both literary and expository texts, strategies in listening to long descriptive and narrative
texts, value of literal and figurative language, and appropriate grammatical signals or
expressions suitable to patterns of idea development.
B. Performance Standard
The learner transfers learning by composing and delivering a brief and creative
entertainment speech featuring a variety of effective paragraphs, appropriate
grammatical signals or expressions in topic development, and appropriate prosodic
features, stance, and behavior.
C. Learning Competency
Use appropriate grammatical signals or expressions suitable to each pattern of idea
development: general to particular, claim and counterclaim, problem-solution, cause-
effect and persuasion.
II. CONTENT
Topic: Grammatical signals and Pattern of Idea Development
Strategy: Learner-Centered Approach, Task-Based Approach
IV. PROCEDURE
Teacher’s Activity Students’ Activity
A. PREPARATORY ACTIVITIES
1. Prayer
2. Greetings
C. MOTIVATION
Activity: Jumbled Signals
Directions: Complete the
sentences below by arranging the
jumbled letters. Write your answer
on a separate sheet of paper. (Students do the activity)
E. LESSON PROPER
Objectives:
At the end of the lesson, the
learners will be able to:
a. Identify the different patterns of
idea development;
b. Distinguish appropriate
grammatical signals to each
pattern of idea development;
and
c. Write paragraphs using
different patterns of idea
development.
Are you now ready to further your
understanding of the Parallel
structure? If yes, then do the ready
clap.
1. General to Particular
Kindly read the definition. This pattern of idea development
discusses the general topic by presenting
specific details that support the topic.
The writer starts with the general idea
stated in the topic sentence. Then, it is
elaborated and explained through
specific details and examples. In other
words, general to particular pattern is a
It is a method of explaining by deductive method of organization.
starting with a broad (big idea) and
following it with specific (small
ideas) in support to the main idea.
Example:
Teacher Arlene is a teacher.
Teacher Arlene is an English
teacher at Naguilan National
Higschool.
TRY THIS!
Direction: Identify if the statement
is general or specific. Write G if the
statement is GENERAL; S, if
SPECIFIC. Write your answer on
the blank before each number.
Example:
Jopay studied well for the exam
and as a result she got a perfect
score.
Very good!
Signal Examples
Words
For if, for, since, due to, because,
expressing owing to, because of, one
CAUSES cause, and resulting from
For so, thus, hence, then,
expressing therefore, as a result, in
EFFECTS effect, as consequence,
consequently, leads to, one
of the effects is, and that is
why
Claim- is a statement or
declaration of belief, stance, or
opinion. It is an arguable idea used
to support or prove an argument.
-A claim tells what you think is true
about a topic based on your
knowledge and your research.
Examples
CLAIM COUNTERCLAIM
1. Students should Students should not
be allowed to bring be allowed to bring
mobile phone in mobile phone in
class. class.
2. Online class is I’m sorry but face to
better than face to face is better than
face class. online class.
3. Mobile games are Outdoor and indoor
exciting to play. sports are more
exciting to play than
mobile games.
Remember!
Whichever you choose between
claim and counterclaim, you must
give proofs and evidences.
Signal Examples
words
CLAIMS agree, claim, conclude,
discuss, illustrate, observe,
say, show, suggest, support,
think, state, propose, present,
point out, explain
COUNTER argue, refute, disagree,
CLAIM oppose, contradict, however,
but, in contrast, otherwise, not
withstanding, in opposition,
nevertheless, on the other
hand/ on the contrary,
although, even though
For citing according to, evidence shows,
evidence the work of ____ indicates.., the
study reveals, based on the
evidence/data
4. Problem-Solution
Kindly read the definitions. This pattern of idea development is used
when a writer identifies a problem and
addresses it by presenting one or more
solutions.
It is a method for analyzing and
writing about a topic by identifying
a problem and proposing a
solution.
Example:
5. Persuasion
Kindly read the definition.
This pattern of idea development intends
to convince the readers to do or believe
Persuasion is the act of in something. It allows the writer to
convincing someone to believe express his or her personal viewpoints
or do something. about a topic to convince the readers.
It can involve presenting facts, This pattern of idea development is
using logic, or appealing to based on opinions and emotions.
emotion.
It is often used in marketing,
advertising, and politics.
Signal Examples
words
For come, free, need, must, must
Persuasion not, necessary, latest, hurry,
join, help, best, better, great,
proven, trusted, create, come
along, urgent, amazing
experience, avail now, I
believe, I urge, don't miss,
can do it, and one of a kind
Example:
The paragraph above uses the
A school bazaar is something you don’t
persuasion pattern of idea
want to miss! Aside from the wonderful
development. The writer
experience, attending it is truly a great
recommends that the reader joins
help. First, a school bazaar is filled with
and be part of a school bazaar. To fun activities. There are amusing games,
convince the readers, the writer great rides, and entertaining attractions!
presents the benefits of attending a Besides that, your ticket purchase will
bazaar. In presenting these help the school. Not only that, but it also
benefits, grammatical signals and gives you a chance to win fabulous
expressions are used. The prizes. So, what are you waiting for? Join
transitional devices ‘first’ and ‘also’ now and experience the fun!
are used to enumerate the benefits
of attending the school bazaar. To
appeal to the reader’s emotion,
expressions of persuasion are
used such as ‘amusing’, ‘great’,
‘entertaining’, ‘don’t want to miss’,
‘wonderful experience’, ‘what are
you waiting for’, ‘join now’, and
‘experience the fun.’
F. GENERALIZATION/VALUING
You’re correct!
Very good!
V. EVALUATION
INDIVIDUAL TASK
Activity 1
Directions: Read and analyze the questions below. Choose the letter of the correct
answer and write it on a separate sheet of paper.
2. Which pattern of idea development is used to present an action that can be taken
to address an identified concern or issue?
A. cause-and-effect C. problem-solution
B. claim-counterclaim D. general-to-particular
3. Which pattern of idea development is based on opinions and emotions that aim
to convince the readers to do or believe in something?
A. cause-and-effect C. persuasion
B. claim-counterclaim D. problem-solution
5. Which among the grammatical signals and expressions below is appropriate for
claim-counterclaim pattern of idea development?
A. I urge C. People say
B. Join now D. With these reasons
Activity 2.
Directions: Complete the paragraph by filling in each blank with the appropriate
grammatical signal found in the box. You can use each grammatical signal once.
Then identify the pattern of idea development used.
A. Even though school uniforms are not mandatory, 1. I believe that students must
be required to wear one for a number of reasons. 2. First, it promotes safety since
bonafide students can be easily identified and it reduces security threats. 3.
Second, it encourages equality since all students are viewed in the same way
regardless of their socio-economic status. 4. Finally, getting ready for school
becomes faster and easier because many students save their time in choosing
what to wear to school. Although 5. there are those who claim that uniforms take
away personal freedom, I strongly believe that wearing uniforms is more beneficial.
Pattern Used: Claim and Counterclaim
VI. ASSIGNMENT
Directions: Think of a social issue that is happening in your community. Then, write
at least a five-sentence paragraph about your chosen issue using your preferred
pattern of idea development. Make sure to use appropriate grammatical signals for
your chosen pattern.
PREPARED BY:
MARIDEL B. DIAMSAY
Student-Teacher
CHECKED BY:
CYNTHIA R. CARO
Cooperating Teacher