The document summarizes a classroom observation of a detailed English IV lesson plan on degrees of comparison of adjectives. The lesson plan covers the definition of an adjective, the three degrees of comparison (positive, comparative, superlative), examples demonstrating each degree, and an assignment for students to write a short essay using degrees of comparison to describe changes they have noticed in themselves.

1. CLASSROOM OBSERVATION
Detailed Lesson Plan in English IV
Jazzele C. Longno
Teacher I
S.Y. 2021-2022

2. 1. (Palawan) ________ is near from here.
It
2. (John) __________ is my best friend.
He
3. (John and I) __________ always read books.
We
4. (Jane) ___________ likes to eat ice cream.
She
5. (Roland and Ben) ________ are from Puerto
Princesa City.
They

4. The first shirt is thin.
The second shirt is thinner.
The third shirt is the
thinnest among the three.
thin.
thinner.
thinnest

6. Adjective – a-juhk-tuhv
are descriptive words
that describes a noun or
pronoun.

7. Adjective is used in different
degrees of comparison, namely:
positive, comparative, and
superlative degree.

9. Degrees of Comparison
Positive
Comparative
Superlative

14. Select a number to see the question.
Why do you think it’s
important to learn
about degrees of
comparison of
adjectives?
Using degrees of
comparison of adjectives,
how are you going to
convince a tourist that it’s
more fun here in Puerto
Princesa City than other
places?
What do you think will
happen if we do not
know how to use the
degrees of comparison?
Who do you think
should lear about
degrees of
comparison? Why?
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15. Jezebelle
Next

16. Maricel
Next

17. Melissa
Next

18. Who do you think should
learn about degrees of
comparison? Why?
Next

23. Assignment:
Using the degree of
comparison of adjectives,
write a short essay about the
changes that you noticed in
yourself.