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This document provides an overview of adjectives, including their definition as words that describe people, places, things, or ideas. It lists different types of adjectives like color, taste, and size adjectives and provides examples. The objectives are for 95% of students to be able to determine what type of adjective is used, construct sentences using adjectives, and express their own ideas using different adjective types. References for further information on adjectives are also included.
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- 1. ADJECTIVES Eight Parts of the Speech -NOUN -PRONOUN -VERB -ADVERB - PREPOSITION - CONJUNCTION -INTERJECTION
- 3. Statement of Objectives: At the end of the lesson, 95% of the students with 80% level of proficiency shall be able to: Determine what type of adjective is used in a sentence; construct sentences using adjectives; and express own ideas using the different types of adjectives
- 4. an adjective is a word that describes a person,place,a thing or an idea. fantastic! adorable big examples are:
- 5. an adjective can be use to descibe.. color taste size people the lime is sour huge building a pink dress Jamie is energetic
- 6. References : Samahdaba(1983).”Adjectives PowerPoint Presentation”.https://busyteacher.org/8941- adjectives-powerpoint-presentation.html Jennifer Betts, B.A.(2021).”Examples of Adjectives and How to Use Them”.https://www.yourdictionary.com/articles/ examples-adjectives-usage
- 7. Thank You for Listening!