The document outlines an English lesson by teacher Charline, focusing on grammatical signals and various methods of idea development such as cause and effect, problem-solution, and claim and counterclaim. It includes class objectives, exercises for students to practice identifying appropriate expressions, and examples to illustrate each method. Additionally, it emphasizes the importance of cooperation in preventing COVID-19 and encourages participation in a school bazaar for both enjoyment and support of the school.

1. English Lesson
Teacher Charline

2. Welcome, Students !

5. GRAMMATICAL
SIGNALS

6. Identify the
pattern of the idea
expressed in the
sentence.
Class Objectives and Rules
L-ISTEN
B-EHAVE
C-OOPERATE

7. Examples
nd Illustrations
Example 1 Example 2 Example 3

8. Exercise
Choose the correct
signals or expressions
that are suitable for
each statement. The
choices are found in
the box below.

9. Worksheet
Answer 1:
because Answer 2:
as a result Answer 3:
since
Question 1: Question 2: Question 3:
Ken failed the test
________ of his
bad study habits.
They wanted to have a
picnic in the plaza but it
rained the night before
________ the picnic was
cancelled.
Studying hard is one way to
be successful _______ it
would give someone a
chance to find a better job in
the future.

10. Worksheet
Answer 1:
Should be Answer 5:
For example
Question 4: Question 5:
We can still help
others. It ________
one of our goal in life,
to help others who are
in need.
Everyone should cooperate to
prevent COVID-19 cases in our
Barangay. We need to practice
the safety protocols. _________,
wear your facemask and face
shield when going out, and wash
your hands when you go.

11. General to Particular Place - a method of writing
the discussed broad topic using specific details
that support the topic.
Covid-19 is rampant today. When we are
going outside, we need to practice the
health and safety protocol. For example,
wearing a facemask and observing social
distancing.

12. Cause and Effect - is a paragraph
development that shows how events
are influenced by or caused by others
usually followed by the effects of the
cause.
Teacher, there was flooding
because of heavy rain.

13. Problem-Solution - divides the information
into two, one that describes the problem and
one that describes the solution.
Teacher, Liza failed the test the
solution. Does she need to study
the lesson?

14. Claim and Counterclaim - this is used
when there is one more side in the
argument, where you assert something is
true as your main argument while a
counterclaim is stating an opposing
viewpoint wrong.
Others believe that there's no
learning in modular modalities.

15. v
Pattern of Idea Development Signals/Expressions
General to Particular First, Second, Third, Next, as
an example, in addition to, for
example
Claim and Counterclaim Some may claim that, other believe that, should
be, think, support, argued, however
Problem-Solution Nevertheless, nonetheless, the problem,
the solution, one way is, one reason for
the, as a result of, at the same time.
Cause and Effect Due to, because, because of, since, as a
result of, as a consequence of, as, for,
therefore
Persuasion because, cause, since, as a result, in
order to, and so that, as a solution, and
one way.

16. 1. An animal that only eats plants is called an
herbivore. For example; cows, goats, and
horses.
2. Some people are intimidated by his size,
but in fact, he's a gentle giant.
3. People use gadgets for various purposes.
First, they use it for communication. Second,
they use it for playing, uploading, and
entertainment. Third, they use it for
gathering information or surfing the
internet.

17. Claim and Counterclaim
Example:
1. We must help to keep our
environment clean and green. It should
be one of our priorities in life.
2. I think it is better to check the source
of the information being shared on
Facebook before.
3. Ever since I started exercising, I
started to lose weight.

18. Problem-Solution
Example:
1. My tooth aches; the solution is to
go to the doctor for a check-up.
2. I have missed a lot of school
activities as a result of being absent
in class.
3. She slept late, and as a result of
that, she ended up waking.

19. Cause and Effect
Example:
1. John did not study his lesson.
Therefore, he failed in their
examination.
2. Due to bad weather, the
classes are suspended today
3. Ana is crying because she lost
her wallet.

20. A school bazaar is something you don’t want
to miss! Aside from the wonderful
experience, attending it is truly a great help.
First, a school bazaar is filled with fun
activities. There are amusing games, great
rides, and entertaining attractions! Besides
that, your ticket purchase will help the
school. Not only that, but it also gives you a
chance to win fabulous prizes. So, what are
you waiting for? Join now and experience the
fun!

21. Activity Time

22. Class Recap
DISCUSSION POINT DISCUSSION POINT DISCUSSION POINT

23. Homework