“Ako Alagad sa Komunidad”
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“Ako Alagad sa Komunidad”
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- 4. PUNGAN Tawo Butang Lugar Panghitabo Mananap Reymond Sudlay Butuan Iro Kabayo Pasko Lapis Juan Bunyag Ampayon
- 6. Pulis
- 12. Doktor ug Nars Unsay trabaho sa Doktor og Nars?
- 15. Ang Ang mga
- 17. Ang “ang” gamiton kung ang gihisgutan nga pungan sa pulong usa lamang. Pananglitan Nagbantay ang pulis sa mga tao.
- 18. Ang tindera namaligya. Pula ang bulak.
- 19. Ang “ang mga” gamiton kung ang gihisgutan nga pungan sa pulong duha o sobra pa. Pananglitan Ang mga libro nagpatung-patong.
- 20. Ang mga bata nagdula. Nagtinda ang mga tindero.
- 21. Kompletoha ang mga pulong pinaagi sa Pagsulat ug “ang” o “ang mga” sa kal-ang. Nisayaw __________ bata. ____ saging nagtungtong sa lamesa.
- 22. _____ doctor nag-atiman sa mga nasakit. Nagtudlo _____ maestra. _____prutas naa sa lamesa.
- 23. Ang “ang” atong gamiton kon usa ka Tawo o butang ang atong gihisgutan. Ang “ang mga” atong gamiton kon Duha o daghan ang tawo o butang Na atong gihisgutan.
- 24. Tan-awa ang mga hulagway. Kompletuha ang mga pulong pinaagi sa pagsulat og “ang” o “ang mga” sa kal-ang. Nagkanta _______ bata. _______ pulis nagbantay sa .
- 25. Nagdula _______ bata. Nikatkat _______ ering. ______ telepono nitingog.
- 26. Buluhaton sa Balay Pagsulat ug 3 ka pulong gamit ang ang og ang mga