English Week 4 Quarter 2

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Republic of the Philippines
Department of Education
MIMAROPA Region
School Division of Occidental Mindoro
Calintaan District
Geronimo M. Apolonio Sr. Elementary School
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3. What’
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In
1. Teachers encourage us to do our best.
2. Mother taught us to treat others kindly.
3. Father said that we should help others in need.
They He It She
A. Identify the personal pronoun to be used in place of the
underlined noun in each sentence. Choose from the
pronouns inside the box.

4. What’
s
In
1. You
2. We
B. Use each personal pronoun in a sentence.

5. What’
s
New Grandfather’s Old Watch
by: Syrelle France S. Paterter
Read the story below and answer the questions that follow.
Back when we were still young, my sister and I
used to go to our grandparents’ house to play with our
cousins. I could still remember the two old rusty swings
by the garden. Kuya Anton, the eldest among us, used
to sway both Alyana and me until his arms got more
tired than before.

6. One day, while we were playing inside the big
house, I saw my grandfather looking at his watch. It was
quite old, but he seemed to treasure it.
“Lolo, your watch is already old. Don’t you want to
replace it with a new one?” I used to ask him then. But
he just smiled at me and tapped my shoulders using his
calloused big hands.

7. When my grandfather died, we put the watch in his
casket and buried it with him. My father said that it was
my Lola’s wedding gift to him. That’s when I realized how
important that old watch is to my Lolo.

8. 1. Who owned the old watch?
a. Lolo
b. Lola
c. Father

9. 2. Why is the watch important?
a. because it keeps an old treasure map
b. because it was a gift
c. because it was an heirloom

10. 3. What words or series of words are used to describe an
object or a person in the story? Words that Show
Comparison
1. _________________________
2. _________________________
3. _________________________
4. _________________________
Series of Describing Words
1. ____________________________________
2. ____________________________________

11. What’
is It
The words young, eldest, more tired, and old
show the degrees of comparison of adjectives.

12. Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives
Positive
Comparative
Superlative

13. used when describing
just one noun/
pronoun.
Example:
The coffee is hot.
Superlative
Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives
Comparative
Positive

14. used to compare two
nouns/ pronouns.
Example:
The fire is hotter than
than the coffee.
Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives
Positive
Superlative
Comparativ
e

15. used to compare two
nouns/ pronouns.
Example:
The sun is the hottest
hottest among the
the three.
Degrees of Comparison of Adjectives
Comparativ
e
Positive
Superlativ
e

16. The series of words “two,
old, rusty” and
“calloused, big” show the
order of adjectives in the
sentences.

17. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)

18. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number

19. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion

20. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size

21. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age

22. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age Shape

23. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age Shape Color

24. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age Shape Color Origin

25. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age Shape Color Origin Material

26. For the ORDER of ADJECTIVES, we follow
this order: (NOSASCOMP)
Number Opinion Size Age Shape Color Origin Material Purpose

27. Number Opinion Size Age Shape Color Origin Material Purpose

28. A. DEGREES OF COMPARISON
Read the following sentences. On your paper,
write the words that show degrees of
comparison.
1. The boy is taller than
his little sister.
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29. A. DEGREES OF COMPARISON
Read the following sentences. On your paper,
write the words that show degrees of
comparison.
2. This book is thicker
than the one you’re
holding.
What’
s
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30. Use the correct degree of comparison of the
adjectives inside the parentheses.
1. The umbrella
is (big).
What’
s
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31. Use the correct degree of comparison of the
adjectives inside the parentheses.
2. Anna is (short)
than Maria.
What’
s
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32. Use the correct degree of comparison of the
adjectives inside the parentheses.
3. Joel is the (fast) among the three
marathon runners.
What’
s
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33. B. ORDER OF ADJECTIVES
Rewrite the following sentences. Use the correct
order of adjectives inside the parenthesis.
1. The (beautiful five little) girls amazed
the audience.
2. My brother made a (round green big)
pot for his plant.
What’
s
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34. From the list below, arrange the adjectives in
order and use them in a sentence. Write the
answers on your answer sheet.
What’
s
More
Sweet several green
three square blue
gold four sturdy

35. Fill in the blank with the correct word. Choose your
answer from the words inside the box.
What
I Have
Learned
Degrees of Comparison NOSASCOM
Age Color
Number Texture
Positive, Comparative, Superlative are the three
_____________ of adjectives.
_____________, Opinion, Size,
_____________, Shape, _____________, Origin,
Material, Purpose or ___________________is the
order that we follow when arranging adjectives in a
series.

36. Think of three nouns that you would want to
describe. Draw these nouns and give three
adjectives in the correct order to describe each.
What
I Have
Learned
Example:
Cute, chubby,
white cat

37. Assessm
ent

38. Assessm
ent

39. Write a 2-stanza poem about
your family. Be sure to use the
proper degrees of comparison
and order of adjectives in your
composition. Write the poem
on a your notebook.
Additional
Activities

40. Tha
nk